Judging the Friesian Horse

[@themigdalaki7931]

I wish there were videos about the movement. I couldn't understand by looking the photos. All the seminar was incredible but this.

[@freedom-sf4no]

good informative video. the only thing i would say is the photos of direction of body, the horse is standing on an incline/decline. (a level terrain would be more true to actual conformation as to if they are upward or downward.)

[@groovypoochgrooming419]

This was a great presentation. Is there an updated version?

[@Nutmeg142]

I wish they had types, such as Welsh ponies, so that the Baroque (which I prefer) would still be acceptable too. I feel that they are only changing from the classic types to compete. There are uses for both.

[@thominaduncanson8003]

Amazing tutorial on the Friesian horse, and the reasons WHY the conformation of the horse must meet these standards. Thank you all so much for your knowledge freely shared, and your dedication to this valuable breed! (But I must admit to a sneaking admiration of the classic Baroque type of Friesian...all those curves are to swoon for! 😉)

[@RJ-ir5ws]

Are there any changes now, eight years later, in the judging standards?

[@steliannistor1878]

I have a question:I have a breeding program in Romania,how can I make my offsprings pedigree paper’s?

[@bella-vg9dt]

A short round butt looks better & means a fuller butt it clearly looks more muscular than the triangle butt of the other horse

[@hackneysaregreat]

Re upload in HD?