What absolute stunning animals the Stallion took my breath away and the second mare was gorgeous I love Arabians to me they truly are king of the horses .
Such beautiful, gentle handling for all three horses. You almost never see that, even for the quietest horses. People are so cruel, but you guys did very well in this video. Thank you.
truly refreshing to see someone showing everyone the right way to do something I have been in this industry for over 40 years and this is exactly what we have at our Ranch thank you very much for showing all of us exactly what a teasing wall should look like safety definitely number 1 I see so many people putting themselves in danger and their horses
An excellent design keeping both the mare's and the Stallion's saftey top priority . Magestic Nobel is one incredibly stunning animal for sure and his name suits him too a T 😊
thanks for knowing what you're doing, there's so many posting videos who don't! that think like a horse guy is like the Toni Lahren of TH-cam, lots of shouting and more opinion than fact! your horses are beautiful and clearly in good hands!!
I like that teasing wall. It's better than anything I have and protecting my stallion is very important to me. The mares are already safe but there's a chance he might get hurt. (Bubble wrap, maybe?)
One of the T-bred farms I worked, they had a small 2 horse trailer, and took out the divider. They padded the inside and that’s how they teased mares. They would pull up to the barn with him and we would lead the mares to him. Even the ramp had padding on it to protect the mares.
Fascinating. Is the stomping and flaring by the stallion typical 'teasing' behavior? It seems quite aggressive. You see Arabians do it all the time in promotion videos, even in the absence of other horses. Is the display just an expression of heightened arousal by a temperamental breed or a form of ritualized aggression?
Stallions flaring, squealing and posturing is all calculated. If the mare reacts by striking or kicking at the stallion after he tries to impress her, he realizes she's not in heat and moves on. If she is receptive, the stallion should calm down and then two different things can happen. If they're free pastured and untethered, the stallion will woo the mare by nibbling on her neck and by making other calming gestures before trying to mount. If humans are attached to the horses, and the stallion is bred with people assisting then he'll go straight from the teasing wall to mounting. Arabians are rather dramatic, noisy, reactive horses so they get the blue ribbon for squealing and snorting, but this is still normal breeding behavior.
this is how a stallion flirts. He means no harm to her. BUT his behavior shows her that he likes her. SHE likes him too the way she doesn't take her eyes off him AND no kicking. BUT now a days they hold onto a lead line with Both mare and stallion. too risky turning them loose. VERY risky. Mares do kick ALOT as you could see with the scar on his chest. And if they kick out and get the knee's.......he's done for. So they don't mind if humans are at the end of the line. Long as they get it. I felt bad they walked her away......she didn't want to go cause she was ready for him........and he was probably confused that HE got walked away. Seeing them breed is no big deal. We can handle it. I hope he and she got together after they finished videoing the teasing part. lol poor boy. It LOOKS more scary and dangerous than it is BUT horses are huge.......so best to stand aside.
@@RedBev59 usually, the teaser stallion is only ever the best man, not the groom. Most stud farms only use a stallion to have a clear idea of her ovulation cycle and she’ll be artificially inseminated, and if the stallion is lucky he’ll get some side jobs to do what’s natural, but not the highly prized mares who are basically foal incubators. Many horse owning individuals let their lead stallion mingle with their mares all year in pasture with the expected foals or if not, foals can be the results of fence jumpers. On stud farms though it’s strictly business to breed only the best bloodlines and from approved stallions to create a high class and very expensive prodigy. It’s simply an industry.
Most likely a self inflicted wound due to frustration. Spring is a hard time for studs, especially when they are withheld from mares in heat. They tend to bite themselves, bang their heads on walls and fences or even bust their legs kicking out due to frustration. Restraint only makes this behaviour worse. Safety is priority when working with stallions and only should experienced handlers handle them. It's important to work the stallion through their hormones, rather than let them be ruled by them. Lots of mental stimulation and exercise can help.
Whoever did the caption need to learn to to spell it's Mare not Mayor and it's stud or stallion not stein I don't know who did the captions but needs to learn the correct spelling of the words they are saying.
Thank you I was about to comment on the awful spelling. I notice it all over this channel. So amateur does boone check what's put out. Very close to unsubscribing permanantely.
You do that with your horses and when you are having to shoot your stallion because the mare who isn't in season has kicked his knee or jaw and broke it, or when she's caused him internal bleeding and he's dying slowly it will become obvious to you why tease walls are a thing.
This is cruel to the mare. She can't kick to reject the stallion. The rubber does not keep her from being upset that she can't move to do her job. This is a useless exercise created by men. Horses don't need that to reproduce.
It's not cruel. Do you think it's good for the mare to kick the stallion. A stallion died from being kicked in the head by a mare. This is a safe way for both mare and stallion
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What absolute stunning animals the Stallion took my breath away and the second mare was gorgeous I love Arabians to me they truly are king of the horses .
Such beautiful, gentle handling for all three horses. You almost never see that, even for the quietest horses. People are so cruel, but you guys did very well in this video. Thank you.
truly refreshing to see someone showing everyone the right way to do something I have been in this industry for over 40 years and this is exactly what we have at our Ranch thank you very much for showing all of us exactly what a teasing wall should look like safety definitely number 1 I see so many people putting themselves in danger and their horses
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I swear the Stallion sounds like a motorboat whenever a Mare comes around lol
This was handled so well! Bravo some ppl do this very cruel and make it sound bad. But this was the complete opposite!
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An excellent design keeping both the mare's and the Stallion's saftey top priority . Magestic Nobel is one incredibly stunning animal for sure and his name suits him too a T 😊
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thanks for knowing what you're doing, there's so many posting videos who don't! that think like a horse guy is like the Toni Lahren of TH-cam, lots of shouting and more opinion than fact!
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I like that teasing wall. It's better than anything I have and protecting my stallion is very important to me. The mares are already safe but there's a chance he might get hurt. (Bubble wrap, maybe?)
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You said lucky boy. That’s the short straw!!😂 Better to be breeder than the teaser!!!
Beautiful Arabian horses love those breeds
I've learned a lot from this video
Really a good video, thanks for sharing it :)
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There is a big difference in the way they act.
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One of the T-bred farms I worked, they had a small 2 horse trailer, and took out the divider. They padded the inside and that’s how they teased mares. They would pull up to the barn with him and we would lead the mares to him. Even the ramp had padding on it to protect the mares.
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Very well done Thank you
Fascinating. Is the stomping and flaring by the stallion typical 'teasing' behavior? It seems quite aggressive. You see Arabians do it all the time in promotion videos, even in the absence of other horses. Is the display just an expression of heightened arousal by a temperamental breed or a form of ritualized aggression?
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Stallions flaring, squealing and posturing is all calculated. If the mare reacts by striking or kicking at the stallion after he tries to impress her, he realizes she's not in heat and moves on. If she is receptive, the stallion should calm down and then two different things can happen. If they're free pastured and untethered, the stallion will woo the mare by nibbling on her neck and by making other calming gestures before trying to mount. If humans are attached to the horses, and the stallion is bred with people assisting then he'll go straight from the teasing wall to mounting. Arabians are rather dramatic, noisy, reactive horses so they get the blue ribbon for squealing and snorting, but this is still normal breeding behavior.
this is how a stallion flirts. He means no harm to her. BUT his behavior shows her that he likes her. SHE likes him too the way she doesn't take her eyes off him AND no kicking. BUT now a days they hold onto a lead line with Both mare and stallion. too risky turning them loose. VERY risky. Mares do kick ALOT as you could see with the scar on his chest. And if they kick out and get the knee's.......he's done for. So they don't mind if humans are at the end of the line. Long as they get it. I felt bad they walked her away......she didn't want to go cause she was ready for him........and he was probably confused that HE got walked away. Seeing them breed is no big deal. We can handle it. I hope he and she got together after they finished videoing the teasing part. lol poor boy. It LOOKS more scary and dangerous than it is BUT horses are huge.......so best to stand aside.
@@RedBev59 usually, the teaser stallion is only ever the best man, not the groom. Most stud farms only use a stallion to have a clear idea of her ovulation cycle and she’ll be artificially inseminated, and if the stallion is lucky he’ll get some side jobs to do what’s natural, but not the highly prized mares who are basically foal incubators. Many horse owning individuals let their lead stallion mingle with their mares all year in pasture with the expected foals or if not, foals can be the results of fence jumpers. On stud farms though it’s strictly business to breed only the best bloodlines and from approved stallions to create a high class and very expensive prodigy. It’s simply an industry.
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He's 15 yrs. old, if he doesn't know his job by now, he's in trouble!
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Stallion sez, "Hey, babee!"
Ist. mare "Get away from me, fool!!"
2nd time
Stallion sez " Hey hot baybee!"
Mare sez "Come to Mama, big boy!!"
Hah! I can think of a couple young GIRLS who coulda used a "TEASE WALL" before they were 20!! Lol!
It's a GIGANTIC PROPHYLACTIC!
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was that a cute on the horses chest.
Most likely a self inflicted wound due to frustration. Spring is a hard time for studs, especially when they are withheld from mares in heat. They tend to bite themselves, bang their heads on walls and fences or even bust their legs kicking out due to frustration. Restraint only makes this behaviour worse. Safety is priority when working with stallions and only should experienced handlers handle them. It's important to work the stallion through their hormones, rather than let them be ruled by them. Lots of mental stimulation and exercise can help.
Even with all that padding and best intentions they'll find a way to tear their heads off.😨
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Please can someone explain to me this, i did not understand it.
If you're not careful, this stuff happens.
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Whoever did the caption need to learn to to spell it's Mare not Mayor and it's stud or stallion not stein I don't know who did the captions but needs to learn the correct spelling of the words they are saying.
It's a accent.
I think the auto captions did it
Lmao you spud it's auto-generated by a computer xD
Thank you I was about to comment on the awful spelling. I notice it all over this channel. So amateur does boone check what's put out. Very close to unsubscribing permanantely.
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Just put them out in pasture. Gee, how hard is that.
The top priority is safety, and like humans hormonal animals tend to hurt each other.
You do that with your horses and when you are having to shoot your stallion because the mare who isn't in season has kicked his knee or jaw and broke it, or when she's caused him internal bleeding and he's dying slowly it will become obvious to you why tease walls are a thing.
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That mare could have gotten hurt when she tried to kick the horse off.
This is cruel to the mare. She can't kick to reject the stallion. The rubber does not keep her from being upset that she can't move to do her job. This is a useless exercise created by men. Horses don't need that to reproduce.
It's not cruel. Do you think it's good for the mare to kick the stallion. A stallion died from being kicked in the head by a mare. This is a safe way for both mare and stallion
These are very expensive horses. The owners do not want them getting injured by one another.