Baby Clydesdale steals the show during moms performance!
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I had a friend that worked at the Anheuser-Busch stables and cared for the Clydesdales. She invited me to visit, and I took her up on it. She invited me into a stall that was occupied by one of the lead horses. He was just huge. Absolutely immense. The horse was facing in, with his face stuck in a food trough thingy. She tells me to come in, along the side of the horse, and come up to where his head was. As I tentatively walk along the stall wall, the horse shifts himself and rests his huge body against me, literally pinning me to the wall. But....totally gently - I never felt any real pressure at all. I just couldn't move because a 2000 lb horse didn't want me to. My friend starts laughing, because this is apparently his way of saying hello to visitors. He kept me pinned there for a short bit, and then leaned away and we enjoyed a lovely visit with the most gentle giant I have ever seen. I'm a big guy, and I felt very puny for a long time.
Zus
I am jealous, you are so lucky.
What a heart warming story, I love draft horses, the gentle giants indeed.
Wow what a great story and memory for you!
My dad worked with them and one did the same thing to him, said he couldn’t move a muscle 😆😆
That would've been the best experience for me.
Frank: "Gurdie isn't that your little one?"
Gurdie: "Oh dear"
Lol gurdie.....
😂😂😂
Lol 😂😂
🤣lol
lol, such a cute comment.
Other horse: Diane isn’t that your kid over there?
Diane: oh lord, not again…
Wow it’s funny you said Diane… that was my mother’s name and I was thinking about her at that moment…. Wow
😂😂
Haha!
I guess calling her "Diane" is like what the old man in "Logan's Run" said about cats having 3 names, but with horses.
😂
You know until a foal is weened, they're almost impossible to separate from their mother. I had a mare that I would take out for a ride once and a while, and you just had to let the baby trail along side. And in another instance we had to separate a foal from it's mom for a medical check, and I literally saw the mare fling herself into a barbed wire fence to try and get to her baby. So if mom is performer, I guess this frisky little guy is just going to have to be an added attraction for a while.
I don't think anyone would complain! He's soo cute!
I think all animals are like that with their young. Rethink meat and dairy people.
@@RockinMoxy That's like asserting that eating plants is bad because industrial agriculture ruins the soil and kills/maims/displaces huge numbers of animals. There are parts of food production that are destructive and cruel, but it's much more nuanced than either blanket statement.
Every day is Bring Your Kid To Work day :D
@@RockinMoxy meat animals are normally left with their mom till they are old enough to be weened (at least the ones for ffa are), and dairy calves have to be separated because dairy cows produce so much milk now that the calves could drink to much and get sick (at least for some breeds, don’t know for sure)
Just think, that baby is just about the size of a "standard" horse.
Whoah!!
It's hard to tell through most of the video but when he leads them out, you get a pretty good sense of scale with everyone around and the close distance. Crazy how big they are.
More accurately, it's about the size of a pony. "Standard horses" stand above 14.2 hands tall(about 4.8 feet) at the withers(the hump at the base of the neck just above the horse's shoulder blades). Most horses are well above that, somewhere between 15 and 16 hands, whereas draft horses tend to be anywhere between 17 and 20. That baby, compared to the humans running beside it, appears to be around 13 hands, maybe a little taller. Still big for a foal!
@@ShadowKaiserin yup, I was thinking of the smaller breeds like Arabian or Paint. Considering the height of the guy standing as it went by I was guessing it is around 5' at the withers.
He's humungous-- until mama gets off work and has a talk with his lil self
When my daughter was about 5 years old, we were living in Great Lakes, Ilinois. The Budweiser Clydsdales came to the base and she was not scared of such big horses. They are so gentle and the handler picked her up and let her sit on a horse's back! She was so thrilled! She's 45 now but still remembers that.
Awesome memory!!!
Cute!
I’m 42 and I remember meeting the budweiser clydsdales when i was 6 right before the grand floral parade here in Portland, Oregon in 1985. My whole 1st grade class got to meet them and I’ve met them a few times since. 🥰
@@MishaSims Awesome!
Proud momma remembers. ❤️❤️
Ahw!! That's brilliant! What a sweat memory
Clydesdales: “Hey Susan isn’t that your kid”
Susan: “I left him for 2 minutes 🤦♀️🤦♀️”
Colt: “Hey Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom…”
Lol..😆😅🤣🤭👍💕💕
Bahahahaha Adorable😂😂😂
Susan: “Is someone hurt? Is anyone bleeding? Is the barn on fire? No? Then wait until I’m done.”
“Mommy? Sorry- Mommy? Sorry- Mommy? Sorry-“
haha, literally every child if their parents are on the phone
Baby's having a good time doing zoomies, not the least bit afraid of the audience or the noise. That little foal will be a good show horse one day....
My great grandmother was gifted a Clydesdale when she was a girl. She named her ‘Chloe’. Chloe was the focus and concern of the suburb a few years ago, thinking they’d discovered dinosaur bones under the sports building that was built on top of Chloe when she died. This story has my great grandmother cackling with laughter till this day. Chloe seemed like a beautiful companion.
I'm still doing well, thanks.
@@ThisGuyRides wtf?
Cool story
@@dreaminlayers google translate the user's name from korean to english
Yes, I am doing well...and yourself? 😊
That foal is so beautiful, and so excited! Zoomies! 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
Animals with the zoomies or the sillies....so precious.
They need to put up a sign.
NO FROLICKING ALLOWED!
😂🤣😂
@@Johnnycdrums he's young. He can't read yet 🤣🐴
Doing exactly what he is suited to doing - run like the wind! He's having a great time doing it too👌🙂
Years ago, I was invited to meet one of the Clydesdales at a farm near St. Louis. This horse was named Seamus and was not part of the team, but stayed at one of the breeding farms. His head had to have been about 4 feet long and he was about as wide across his belly as a picnic table. I remember standing in the stall with him perfectly relaxed and engaging. He stepped on my foot with one of his (about as wide as a dinner plate) and put the slightest pressure on mine before he immediately lifted off. A remarkable afternoon.
I had a horse step on my foot one day while I was at the stable I was taking riding lessons at, he immediately lifted it off when he realized what he did. He was only a quarter horse though not a giant like a clydesdale! 😳
I do that all the time! With my toy poodles feet lol. They are always rt next to me so if I feel anything I’m immediately lifting my foot up. Crazy how instinctual it is.
@@Soccertz1 lol That’s cute and funny as hell! 😂🤣
Meanwhile my PRE mix won't fucking move off my foot until I slap him hard enough 🤦🏻♀️😂
" Mommy, mommy look at me!"
"I can't play with you right now Junior I'm working!"
Mom: I can’t play right now I’m working but your doing great! Lift your knees a little more.
I love draft horses so much. Gentle giants. This video is adorable.
I love draft horses too!! They are magnificent. So big but so graceful.
Imagine what those six could actually pull?😮
Have they always been called draft horses? Is that the reason that Budweiser used to use them in their commercials?
They remind me of Great Danes lol
@ Jigen09, there’s some differences in Clydesdales and regular draft horses. Draft horses do not grow as tall as Clydesdales. And there other differences in the two. Do a little research into them. It’s quite interesting! But they are actually not the one and same. But certainly related.
Hilarious!! But did you notice mom never missed a step? I've watched this several times to see if I could see one of the horses break stride or mess up in any way and I can't see it. That's good training.
"Hey Gladys, ain't that your kid?"
"I've never seen him before in my life!"
@@TheDeldiz
🤣🤣🤣
Not a flinch when babes gallops in front of team.
I'm thinking the front left, turned her head.
@@catherinep2034 Could be, but I'll bet the driver felt it through the reins easier than any of us could see for certain.
Can't even tell which one is the Mama, she held her composition extremely well. 🙏🏼💯😻
that was the first i did, look for some stressed moves in the group..ahah
@@fenix1977 it is impossible to know if the so called, "mom", is a mare or a actual women since some female pet owners call themselves the "mom" of their own pets. So only the person who recorded the video knows.
@@RoxasKnight ?ok..
@@RoxasKnight :)
I think they just let a little weanling out in the ring. My guess is they are all geldings like the Budweiser Clydesdales.
To qualify for one of the hitches, a Budweiser Clydesdale must be a gelding with an even temperament and strong, draft horse appearance,[4] be at least four years old, stand at least 18 hands (72 inches, 183 cm) at the withers when fully mature, and weigh between 1,800 and 2,300 pounds (820 and 1,040 kg). In addition, each horse must be bay in color (a reddish-brown coat with a black mane and tail), have four white stocking feet, and a blaze of white on the face.[8]
Mama horse must be incredibly well-trained to see her baby running around like a maniac and not respond at all, but just keep trotting so perfectly with the team.
Looks like someone is grounded.
Lol
😂🤣😂
No TV for a week.
😀😀😀
Nah. He's just having fun while mommy is busy.
We love that the clydedales come from here in Scotland. They are a national treasure over here.
Thank you! Now we treasure them also!
Are the Clydesdales not in the same family as the Shires? They resemble each other. Both magnificent horses.
@@reesaserik3759 The Shires, Suffolk Punch, Clydesdales, Percherons all originate from the UK. My family have bred and farmed with them for decades. A lot of people use them as riding horses now. You should see my friends Clydesdale do a dressage test. Amazing! The Gentle Giants of the Horse world make incredible riding horses too.
@@ginnybloomer5132 I am gong to look up, on the net, the Suffolk Punch and the Percherons. You have stirred my curiosity. Horses are such magnificent animals. Thank you.
They are definitely something to be proud of. ☺️
Draft horses, especially those with heavily feathered fetlocks are simply MAGNIFICENT! This colt is a cutie!
I miss their advertisements on TV during Christmas time. They were beautiful commercials. I'll never know why they stopped it but it really put you in the spirit of Christmas.
@Susan…..I remember those commercials too.☺️Everything on TV now is all about sex or just plain nonsense. That was a time people had the “real Christmas spirit” I really miss the 60’s and 70’s🥺
Really? I always resented the fact that they exploit these beautiful horses to sell alcohol and to get people in the 'mood' to spend, spend, consume, consume, for a religious holiday.
Horses, Dogs, Cats, Babies, Women.
ALL exploited, used as tools by Corporate Cartels to entice people to buy their shit.
And if seeing Clydesdales puts you in the mood for Christmas it means their brainwashing Advertising tactics work. On some.
It also means you have a warped definition of what Christmas is about.
@@sharond2814 you seem mad
@@tdahlquist1670 I think you're experiencing projection biases.
No anger here. Just calling a strike a strike.
@@tdahlquist1670 Marxist troll
To fully appreciate the size of these beauties, a person needs to stand next to one. Humongous! And so gentle!
You are absolutely correct!! I had the pleasure of being able to go into a stable where they were. We weren’t allowed to touch them, but we walked very close to them. They are beyond huge!!
When i was really little (at sea world) Dallas (the horse's name) was huge! I miss him. I love horses 💕💕💕
Try riding one!
I'll never forget my visit to the stables in St. Louis several years ago. And yes, until you've actually stood in front of a Clydesdale, you have no idea how massive these horses are! Got to pet the Dalmatians, too! A couple of them were running around the stables while we were there.
I've ridden on them, complete gentle giants!
ADORABLE! "Mum, look at me!" :)
Awwwwwwwwww. There’s nothing more adorable than a mischievous baby animal having a funny half hour 🤣🤣🤣
See, that horse just wants to impress his mother. He is not running out of fear or nothing which is what I find the funniest. Baby horses are the best lol
Magnificent creatures. It's a tradition every year here in St Louis for them to go around the stadium during pre-game ceremonies on opening day at Busch Stadium.
That would be amazing! I remember as a child seeing them in San Antonio at the Fair. Big & Beautiful!🍻✌
they do impress. Stunning.
Hello fellow stl-an! And it's all fun until your stuck behind em leaving the game 😂
Uff im happy to not live there the smell of horseshit everywhere
I’m from St.Louis too!! Hello 👋🏻
The baby is soooo happy. Beautiful horses.
Horses are so beautiful
And often so badly treated by humans
These beautiful creatures
Have pulled humanity through so much bless them 🙏🙏💕💕💕
My late husband and I had a Clydesdale...for about a week. We'd had other draft horses but this one-Lord! We couldn't afford to feed him. "Eats like a horse" is a saying with real substance 🐎
Sorry for your loss. :(
0:01 That head-on charge and challenge to the entire team of adult Clydesdale...this little fella/gal is going to be a leader one day!
The foal sass...😆🐴
Prisons are full of those kind of “leaders”.
Horses are like "Oh no Junior got loose! Let's just ignore him."😂
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe it's tradition for the youngsters to run along side their mamma, in step but unharnessed when the team pulls.
@@gracegoodenough5895
Yes, but that cute little rascal enjoyed his freedom so much that he forgot momma for a little while
Yeah so cute.
Back in Virginia, I owned a Shire/TB cross, 18.1 hands and weighing in at around 2000 lbs (honestly, I think it was around 2200, but that was in the summer when he was eating for all he was worth). He had all the poise and grace of a Clydesdale with the barrel and sleekness of a TB....massive hooves (I think they were a size 8 and were literally the size of pie plates. I still have several of his old shoes that I've cleaned up and use as door decorations). Caesar had the kindest and gentlest of spirits. I remember one time, I had been away in Spain riding for a month and when I came back, he had lost some weight and fitness. As I girthed Caesar up, I noticed he had lost some weight and I made a mental note to check the girth and maybe take it up another notch of two if necessary once I was mounted in the ring. Well, I forgot. Now, the other thing I forgot was how sharply he turned. You had to apply full inside leg to keep him from falling in to the inside when you had him on a circle (so much inside leg that I actually herniated myself once). So I hopped up on Caesar (hence my screen name "CaesarInVa", btw) and we began our warm up. I completely forgot to check his girth. After we were both warmed up, I put him on a 20-meter circle at the canter. Off we went but when I gave him a little inside reign to keep him on the circle, he turned sharply to the inside. No big deal, I thought as I set my weight on the outside stirrup....then the saddle shifted, about 30 degrees, and off I went doing my best "Superman" imitation. As I sailed past Caeser, we looked each other in the eye. He looked at me as if to say "Dude, what are you doing out there???". So I hit the dirt (thankfully it was late Spring and the ground was nice and soft). I got up madder than a wet hen. Caesar, in the meanwhile, had stopped dead in his tracks right beside me, no panicking or running off. I started to give him a good swat with my crop when I realized it was ALL on me. I had forgotten to check his girth and my oversight had caused the entire mishap. What amazed me was how quietly he stood there. He knew something was wrong and stayed right beside me. God bless him. I had to sell Caesar 5 years ago when my wife and I relocated down to Texas (the heat down here in Houston would have killed him. Lord knows, its nearly killed me a couple times) and I miss him terribly. I remember going over a 3 board fence with him one crisp autumn morning when I was out riding pre-hunt season with some friends from the Middleburg Hunt. He SOARED over the fence in a beautiful rocking-horse canter. I swear I could feel the earth rumbling beneath us as we cantered up to the fence and all the other riders just sat there looking at us dumbfounded. They had never seen anything so big move so beautifully before.
You're an excellent writer, that was fun to read.
Damn that’s crazy bro but did we ask?🤷🏾♂️🚶🏾♂️
Loved your story. I visualized it like a movie. My heart hurt for you when I read you had rehomed him. I hope Caesar is being loved and well cared for wherever he is.
@@danielokon9393 how rude. You really didn't have to read it did you.
@@Juss10sMomNo kidding! I would say that there's one in every crowd, except there seems to be 2 or 3 in every crowd these days!
I loved the story too, but I still don't know what the TB horse is. I am familiar with the Shire horse, but my mind goes blank on the TB. Any clue?
That’s just the cutest baby ever! They are wondrous horses.
Baby was so proud of her Mom, she just had to say, ''go Mom, GO !!''
That baby wanted some of the glory that these beautiful horses are given. They are truly magnificent and l always enjoy watching them when they show up 💕💕🌈🌈
When I worked for a rodeo co. They would do that with bucking stock. When a mare had a Baby It was so amazing The mare was so proud she run by the crowd with baby in tow
That was truly beautiful
Lol.... he’s running around going..” wheeeeeeeee, look at me mommy”
The adult horses performing are saying: Look at yo child out here clowning!”
That’s so precious. Stunning horses snd stunning pony:)
Young horses are called foals. Colt if a male. Filly if a female. Ponies are NOT baby horses!
@@karendegraaf1146 Learn how to educate people without the attitude, Karen. Geez!
@@niks1life , Agreed, they could have stated that nicer without the all caps on "not" or the ! . Funny her name is Karen...😆 (Sorry Karen I'm sure you're a nice person).
@@karendegraaf1146 Lighten up, Karen! You can inform us …. Nicely without the anger!
@@charlottesmom Karen doesn’t sound like a nice person! 😂
Whoa, that is a cute colt ! I love these magnificent giants, they are so impressive !! This guy is having some fun ! YAY
Clydesdales are beautiful. They are amazing up close.
When my husband first got up close to one he couldn't believe the size or that he was only a youngster and still growing. “That's still a baby? That thing? His hoof is bigger than my actual entire head”
I saw them once at the Big E I believe (this was years ago), I remember their feet being HUGE!! (Along with everything else on them but their feet really struck me).
@@charlottesmom Really are the size of an entire human head aren't they? 😂
@@charlottewebster4233 , Scary huge!! The horses themselves are seriously gorgeous! I love all horses but the draft horses are something else. 😊🐴
THIS is so adorable THESE Clydesdale horses are royalty 👏😇❤️🕊️💕🙏💞
"Hey, Sherri, isn't that your kid?"
"I've never seen him before, honest!"
Wish this had the audio! I am sure the announcer is having some great commentating on this!
Trust me! The show would not be the same without this baby! Just loved it! The icing on the cake! 🥰🤗
Just like a child, momma never gets a break.
I love, love, love these huge animals. They are so grand and dignified. It’s lovely to see this little one play. I bet it stole the show!
He’s like “look what I can do mom!” The Mom is like “that’s not my child🤦♀️” lmfao
See what happens when you take your kid to work.
@@ChavioneJFL lmfao no fuckin shit 😂
🤣🤣🤣❤
Years ago, Budweiser owned SeaWorld, and Budweiser had a parade of the Clydesdale Horses pulling the Budweiser Wagon w/ a Dalmatian riding shotgun! Good times!
As a Florida resident, I remember that.
I remember seeing old footage ages ago from SeaWorld and seeing a draft horse of some description appear pulling something at the back but couldn't make it out properly it was such an old video.
@@charlottewebster4233 Since Budweiser owned SeaWorld, there was a Beer School there, that taught you about Beer and gave you free shots of different beer. Way better than visiting Hershey Park. They didn't even give you a FREE Hershey Kiss! =(
@@alansmith4734 As a kid growing up in the 80's I remember taking the farmer's retired draft horse out hacking sometimes In the UK "Thwaites" is a beer synoymous with Shires similar to Budweiser Clydesdales and back then most pubs served Thwaites draft ales. If we rode past in the summer when all the blokes were outside, they stopped us, ran in for a pint and came out again with one each. Horses there "mmmmmleemmnnnememn" then off we went again until we hit the next pub.
If you go to Busch Gardens in Va you can still see them there. Ive seen them pull the wagon with a dalmatian also. Always amazing just how large they are.
Absolutely Precious! ❤
Its a real life Budweiser commercial!!!! They've been waiting my whole life for this moment 🤣💯💕
That proves that there’s never too early to start practicing !! Adorable !!!
So many human moms can relate
During our state fair's Draft Horse Hitches, there was a short intermission during which they had a Gypsy Vanner mare pulling a small wagon around the track. The mare's foal was trotting alongside, but then started skipping and kicking up its heels and just being cute and playful. This vid reminded me of that!
That little guy is having the best time e-v-e-r saying try to catch me Clydesdales never disappoint♡♡♡
MAGNIFICENT horses all around and seeing the giant baby is, for me, an early Christmas gift!
Beautiful animals. My mother as a child in the early1900's used to ride one to school every day, they would pick up 3 other children on the way.
The horsie school bus...
@@charlottesmom I had a photo of them somewhere, must try to dig it out.
Omg. That is to funny… What a beautiful bundle of joy ❤️🥰😂😂😂
I can’t stop watching this. I can’t even put in word how happy this makes me. Love babies happy feet. And the back kick shows just how excited this baby is too. 😍
Gorgeous pony. Kinda magical arent they?!
"Oh look Liliane! Isn't that Maxwell?"
"Dear me... I left him with his father for a few minutes..."
He's adorable! Those horses are beautiful!😍😍😍
My precious mother loved to see the horses run. She was raised on a farm and they always had animals and she always road but the Clydesdales were amazing to her. I gave everything I had for her to be able to see this video she would love that little horse thanks for sharing
I grew up on my grandparents farm with Belgians.. I knew as soon as I seen the kiddo that mom was trying her best to show lol. Little cutie pie wanted a piece of the action. Clearly it will be a good show horse. This.was.great. my grandad had a lot to do with our local 4-H and roundups. The draft horse games began. So much fun. I miss my papa.
Aw, I'm sorry for your loss.
You will have your memories for life but I know it's not the same.
You have good memories and your Grandpa must have gotten a lot of joy from having you. Be well.
Your Grandparents sound special, and they must have had such joy about having you as their grandchild. Be well.
@@missmissy_90 thank you so much it was definitely the best time of my life. Love yer handle as well ;) I hope you have a wonderful day!
@@KindCountsDeb3773 my grandparents were awesome. My grandaddys dad built the farmhouse. My great grandma and grandpa immigrated from Germany with the first Belgians and went from there. My grandpa actually wasn't overly fond of children but he was proud of us showing and putting in a good days worth of hard work. Lol he actually taught me how to weld and it's one of my passions now. So yeah my papa was awesome. I still have my gram tho. Thanks for the love so very much I wish you the best!!!
Just so beautiful and wonderful to see animals trained to do this with a stride and mom horse just kept on going saying to herself okay you brat your going to get it just beautiful horses
Watching this video brought a feeling of pure pleasure and joy to my heart!!!
Thank you so much for that!!!
Clydesdales lived near me in Texas , I lingered from my bus stop and hung around them long enough that they got used to me bringing them the "good stuff" (alfalfa ) sometimes , I will always be in awe of these creatures .. ❤️😌
Mom to the rest of the team, “So had any of you not met my son?”
I bet it took a long time to get him under control again, unless he wanted his mum's milk! We need to preserve these lovely horses as we might need them again someday. I love the black Friesian horses too. They nearly died out after WW1 but now I can spend hours watching them being judged to go in their Studbook to revive the breed standards.
@M Chipson. What they need to do is line breed from the longest lived friesians to increase their longevity.
Well this convo got boring fast. You know others like us were raised with these creatures. It’s not becoming to act like ur a know it all. Just enjoy a cute video and stfu
@@MissKitten-gt4zb Not necessary to read the comments then if you know it all already because it is "all about you".
@@MissKitten-gt4zb , Geeze the ATTITUDE!! If the "convo" is boring to you just ignore it and move on...easy peasy. So sorry they were chatting about something you know everything about already, should we all check with you before we post from now on? I found the posts interesting.
Those doggone kids are always running around and causing trouble!!! Such a little beauty!!! And such a well trained team...not 1 flinch from any of them. To see the Clydesdales in person is high on my bucket list!! 💕
So young and so graceful already... Wow! Such gorgeous horses❤️🐎
Baby Clydesdale: "Mamma I'm hungry!!"
Mamma Clydesdale **clenches teeth**: "Sit cho' ass down!!"
Words can't even describe how much I love Clyde's tales and that baby is so precious and those room ones are gorgeous!!☆☆☆☆☆
I love Clydesdales. They are so beautiful with all the hair on their legs.
This is priceless! thank you so much for posting/sharing this video with us!
Used to see the Clydesdales at Busch Gardens Tampa...up close.
They are HUUUUGE!
Omg, precious beyond words... these horses are magnificent!
Such a beautiful and magnificent animal! Love their power and strength, so breathtaking!
That video is so cool and that colt is so adorable. I love it.
Colt:
“Look mom, look at me run! Just like the big horses.”
Mom: “Don’t run into anybody. Watch where you are going! That child!”
You’re just like your father.
Now there’s a future Budweiser Clydesdale.😃
well done big guy.
...if you haven't seen one of these magnificent horses in person, try to do so, you will be so glad...they are big, sweet and wonderful...very big, very sweet and very wonderful!❤❤❤...
Baby is great...these are the most magnificent animals I've ever seen !!!
I used to have a historical Carriage company in Augusta Kentucky and gave carriage rides all over the tri-state! We oftentimes had outriders and mares and foals running alongside! It was great for training and a spectator sport!
The baby's mom is like: "Let me go, my kid is runnin' wild!" 😆
The most beautiful horses ever!
Moms like “don’t make me turn this wagon around”
Clydesdale horses are massive, i've stood next to one and it was almost twice the height of me.
The breed originates in my home town Lanarkshire in Scotland.
Wow, Draft breeds have the cutest foals
What a cutie ❤️ Watching the team of Clydesdales brings back memories of the Budweiser commercials from my childhood. I love their styled manes.
They are the most beautiful horses of all .😊
He's sooo cute! I love the way his adorable back feets splay out when he runs! 💖
Feet, not "feets." The plural is FEET!!!!
@@jb6712 Yes, I realize that. Don't you ever modify words to your liking? I do. Go be a spelling critic someplace else. I'm not interested here.
@@jb6712 I always say FEETS, it's cute....no not cute, it's adorbs!! 💜
@@anyascelticcreations , I always say feets, don't mind the critics on youtube, they're just pissed off they don't use creative words. 💜
@@charlottesmom 👍🤗💖
Way too cute! Mom and the rest are gorgeous and so well trained. I don't see a missed step! Invaluable experience for the colt too. One of my horses got to tag along with her mom to rodeos. I bought her as a yearling and she is the most chill horse I have ever owned or been around. She is very confident and nothing spooks her. Living in Colorado, I've been fortunate enough to see the Budweiser Clydesdales several times over the years. They take my breath away ever time 💜
In my next life I WILL have a couple horses!! You are so lucky to be able to have a horse, my husband had one as a kid and boy was I jealous. I took riding lessons for a few months before I discovered I was pregnant with my first child. I should take it up again...(27 years later 😯)
@@charlottesmom How's this for a timely response lol. You absolutely should take lessons if you want to. After my last horse from childhood died (in someone else's care) I swore off having horses again unless I could have them on my property and be the one to take care of them. So, I didn't have a horse for 15-20 years. It was a random chain of events that led to me getting my first horse again after all that time. She is all the great things of every horse I've known rolled into one. I AM very fortunate to have my horses. Thank you for reminding me of that. 😊
@@justsayin4984 , I'm seriously thinking of looking into lessons...life is too short to not do what you want to do if you have the means. 😊
You are very lucky to have been around horses, my aunt had a Quarter horse named Tansy, I still have the picture of 12 year old me standing next to her. My husband has a horse named Prince for a few years, he adored the horse but his parents sold him to a neighbor with more land. I think owning a horse at this point in life will never happen but those lessons are going on my "do it now!" list. 😊👍🏻
@@charlottesmom Exactly!
Your comment sent me on a trip down memory lane. Dolly, Streaker and Keno were my horses growing up. Keno was the last one I lost. He was an off the track quarter horse so he was pretty fast and not "ranch broke" at all. (My grandpa originally bought him and he later became mine.) Of course my dad refused to let my 10-12 year old self ride him. BUT my dad was a fireman and worked 24 hours on/48 off. So...every third day you know what I was doing lol. I would ride Keno down the dirt road to a nice straight spot with no driveways (for him to randomly decide to turn down at top speed lol). I had to hold him back the whole way as he pranced sideways wanting to run. Once down the road I would turn him around and let him go (wow still gives me goosebumps). My dream at the time was to be the first female jockey to win the Kentucky Derby 😄
@@justsayin4984 , Dang sounds like you had a great time!! I would have loved to have that childhood with a beloved horse. Color me jealous...and now you have horses as an adult, so lucky! Enjoy those sweet horses, and enjoy the memory of those who have passed on, they are special no doubt cherished memories. I did a bit of western trail riding when I was around 23 with one of my work friends and her sister, they had three horses, they put me on "the gentle one" (his name escapes my 55 year old brain), I remember being scared to death when Victoria had her horse bolted around a corner in the trail and mine started galloping to keep up...FREAKED ME OUT!!! I swear I was shaking when I got off that horse. 😰 Horses are beautiful creatures but the power of them is both awe inspiring and a bit scary at times.
They are beautiful! Reminds me of Christmas when they were in the Budweiser commercial. Ahhh memories
Love Clydesdale’s. They are powerful and beautiful animals.
“Gus, your kid is a fool-child! No more bringing him on tours; I don’t care what Bertha says.”
I was thinking, “wow, that looks a lot like my city’s rodeo stadiu- HEY! That IS my city’s rodeo stadium!”
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So beautiful and magnificent colt and team!
When I was a kid in grade school in Chicago I was standing in front of my house and the Clydesdale Horses and wagon came down our street We were really excited I have no idea why they came down such a small street but we did have a horse barn about a mile away that rented horses but I doubt they were going their, I never saw them again.
It's so adorable I love those furry footed horsies lol "I don't drink......... beer", but I love Clydesdales&Belgians
Budwiser Horse PEE, just about the same thing 😕 😳
@@paulking962 yeah hahaha
draft horses and other large horses are so impressive. Just lovely.
I was a stable girl when I was younger loved every minute of it, even the mucking out, Tony who owned the stables gave us a free full day a fortnight, but the horses I looked after was nowhere near as big as these, what I would give to ride one of these, and the young one is so gorgeous, and boystrous I'm now 69 and still live for horses, always will
When tasked with a job they seem to enjoy demonstrating their strength.
It's really impressive to me that the mother kept her cool with baby running around loose...would have expected her to flip out in the harness. But nope. Can't even tell which one she is. That's training😊
His back legs were so goofy!
Splayed 😭😭😂😂😂
They bound and run like cows. Just a complete uncoordinated graceless series of movements 😂😂