Arabian Western Pleasure Championship - Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- This video shows Class 353 for the purebred Arabian Western Pleasure Championship for the 2024 Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show.
This event was held in front of a packed crowd in the Equidome at Westworld located in Scottsdale, Arizona. This is the big Scottsdale show that features Arabian horses from all over the USA as well as international entries.
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Dig the western classes. Got me watching 👍
@@sistohernandez3846 glad to hear it! I have a few more western classes that I can show and will be doing so in the near future. And in future horse shows I'll video more western classes. So stay tuned!
I love the Western classes. Thank you!
That's great and thanks for letting me know!
Awesome.
Thank you!
I have ridden both. The Arabianare are a beautiful breed .
They certainly are a beautiful breed! That's cool that you have ridden both types of disciplines.
I ride both English (hunt seat) and Western, but I just love the Western style. Loved that chestnut in particular. Arabians look so gorgeous in Western tack. 🥰🐴
Very cool that you ride both styles. I especially loved the mane on that chestnut that I think you're talking about.
Thanks for this channel!! Love WP, just found this channel!!
You're welcome and that's awesome! Glad to have you as part of this channel!
This gives me goosebumps. The Arabian horse is my favorite
Thanks and I'm glad you liked seeing these beautiful horses!
Wellcome back Sir!
Thank you!
Such gorgeous horses, Arabians are like no other 💙
That's for sure!
I enjoyed watching that Western class. Thanks!
You're welcome and thanks for letting me know!
Love to see more Western ❤
Thanks for letting me know and based on your comment and some others I will start including those in this channel's repertoire!
Beautiful! I love the western classes! I appreciate all the filming you do. 😊
@@DeeAnnKjelshusJohnson thank you and I'm glad you like the videos!
I loved watching this video of the western pleasure Arabian horse classes! All of the Arabian horses look really beautiful! 🤠❤❤❤❤❤🐎
Thank you and I am glad you liked it!
Thank you Dave for showing this western 🤠 class! I can't choose 😁WHEW ❤🔥 these Arabians are gorgeous🌹 and look at this sleek muscle 💪
Thanks Sarah! Glad you liked seeing a western class in addition to all the English classes that they normally do.
Took me a while to adjust to this. I'm not used to seeing Arabians carry their heads so low, even though I've seen quite a few cutting horse classes, mainly with Quarter horses. Gorgeous animals. I loved that lady's outfit.
Thanks Raven! The western classes are definitely much different than English!
Thank you enjoyed the Western
You're welcome and I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Any and all, please.🐴❤️
You got it!❤️
Yes, please keep showing us the W. Pleasure horses.
Thank you, I will! Should have another one coming out in the next few weeks.
love the western classes.
Glad to hear it! I plan to upload another western class in probably two weeks or so.
@@MagnificentHorses Thank you!
@@royalty77724 you're welcome!
More western please
OK, thanks for the input and I will start throwing in some western classes when publishing the videos.
@@MagnificentHorses thank you so much. I ride western and saw that class live. Love all of the western disciplines. I would love to see trail, ranch and even the cow work. Love your videos!
@@annamcgeagh8104 thank you very much and I'm glad you enjoy my videos! Next year I plan to get some of those classes you mentioned in your last comment.
Every one is behind the bit
I don't know enough about it to agree or disagree with you, but I find it hard to believe that every single rider is doing it wrong in this championship class at the biggest Arabian horse show in the world.
@@MagnificentHorses The Arabian Nationals would be the Largest Show that is held every year for Arabians.. The U.S. National Arabian & Half-Arabian Championship Horse Show, held annually at Tulsa's Expo Square, is the most prestigious Arabian horse show in North America. Also ...the right or wrong is being disputed now....but to make it easier to understand.....overly flexed necks, chin just about touching chest. Exaggerated a bit too much.
@@DustyPawPaws OK thanks for the info.
Yes, overflexed.
I want to see more western
@@MichelleWenger-jb5pb OK, thanks for letting me know! I have a western pleasure championship class from the Scottsdale Arabian horse show that will be published this coming Saturday, July 13.
Love western, liberty, and costume
Great! And thanks for letting us know.
Thank you for showing the Western Classes! I did not see Eddie McCain- does he not compete in the Western Class? As always great video!
Thanks and glad you like my videos! I don't believe Eddie McCain competes in any western classes.
So many pretty horses! WP is a hard class for me to watch with the unnatural slowness and low carriage that the QHs do, but this was actually much better than them! I do find that they are behind the bit but the lady's chestnut and the blue shirt grey were the least behind and but didn't place well unfortunately! However the canter didn't look lame like the QH and actually did look like canters so i enjoyed that :) Arabs are amazing!
Thanks and I'm glad that overall you enjoyed watching it!
Why are these horses soo behind the vertical!? If people could actually ride with their seat they could get these horses to rock back and NOT rely on smackin them on the back such that they need to have this choke hold on them.
I love horses, I love western pleasure in theory, but it always saddens me to see how poorly these horses are ridden overal. I don't know why horses behind the vertical are rewarded.
@@myronschabe OK, thanks for the input and you're not the only one that feels that way.
Why are they so over bent? That doesn't seem very natural.
@@catohcatohcat5969 I don't know but that's the way they do it these days.
@@MagnificentHorses I was looking at another video of a similar class, maybe 30 years earlier. Arabs are lovely, and a pretty ancient breed. With all due respect, I don't feel we are headed in the right direction. (I'm a Shetland/Welsh person, and my opinion is colored by that fact.)
@@catohcatohcat5969 thanks and I'm really glad to have a Shetland/ Welsh person watching this channel!
@@catohcatohcat5969I was in the show world about 30 years ago and this was NOT it. I'm with you...I prefer a more natural look.
@@maevependragon I'm disappointed in some of the trends I see. It was concerning, way back in the 80's, seeing a very extreme type of Arabs become crazy popular, and the price skyrocket. That and other things I saw around that time in other breeds very common in my area really cemented my preference for Shetland, Welsh and AMHR minis. (Not to be confused with AMHA). It didn't bother me a bit that my pony wasn't a massive 18 hh import. As long as we were having a nice time, they enjoyed their job, I wasn't having the vet out once a month for a lameness or skeletal issue.. I felt vindicated for being an adult in the world of ponies. I don't mind being thought a bit odd... In the pony world, I'm kind of a big deal. 😁
Why isn’t there a weight limit fore The riders max 90 kg - it’s not okay these Big men ride any horse 🤔
That headset is not natural. Poor beasts.
Whether it's natural or not, why do you say "poor beasts"?
UNNATURAL IS WATCHING QUATER HORSE'S WITH THERE HEAT SET ...WHICH I FIND MOST ODD THERE NOSE ALMOST IN THE DIRT ..THE RIDER'S REALLY LOOK UNNATURAL THERE STRAIGHT UP FOWARD LOOKING AT A ERIE HEAD SET SO LOW....AN THAT LOPE IS WHAT VERY WIERD LOOKING... THERE DRAGGING IN THE DIRT UNNATURAL...TO STRANGE!!!!!
Next step for Arabs----the QH shuffle? It's almost there. This isn't the Arab WP classes I remember. There is nothing natural about it.
@@janesmith5871 sounds like things have changed over the years, huh?
You are so right, one of the main beautiful things about the Arabians is that the head is always up and the tail is also always up. These horses without souls.
@@aboodkhamees-p5e thanks but what do you mean that they do not have souls?
@@MagnificentHorses Arabian horses are indeed known for their dignified appearance, often symbolized by their proud carriage and elegance. Their high-set, arched neck and high tail, combined with their poised, compact build, create a natural display of grace when they walk or move. This "regal" posture, characterized by the high carriage of the tail and their flowing gait, is part of their unique structure and spirit.
Originally bred by Bedouins in the Arabian Peninsula, these horses developed traits that made them ideal for both war and long-distance travel. Their movements reflect this strength and endurance, but also an inherent elegance that conveys their nobility and heritage
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This majestic movement is often seen in Arabian horses, especially when they perform in show rings or endurance competitions, where their grace and stamina are put on display
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Erstaunlich wie übergewichtig die meisten Reiter sind...
Das ist der amerikanische Weg! Ha ha
Horrible! This is nothing but rollkur and has nothing to do with good riding.
Just stop it, there's nothing Arabian about these horses. just do your search.
@@aboodkhamees-p5e I'm, they areregistered purebred Arabian Horses. And anyone who knows Arabians can tell it just from looking at them.
@@MagnificentHorses Trust me, I know a lot about Arabian Horses, it is our Culture, so please look it up and do your research. The Bedouin people developed the Arabian horse's elegance, loyalty, and strength through selective breeding. These horses were often brought into tents at night, living closely with their human families. This fostered a bond of trust and cooperation that still defines the breed's temperament Their distinct physical features-arched necks, high tail carriage, and refined profiles-are not just for aesthetic purposes. These traits were cultivated for practical reasons in desert conditions. For instance, their arched necks and windpipes enhance breathing, critical for long journeys Arabian horses’ importance goes beyond their physical characteristics-they hold a dignified place in Arabian culture, symbolizing power, resilience, and grace. Their regal, proud walk and posture reflect the same pride and nobility that Bedouin culture upholds This rich history of Arabian horses is why they continue to be revered not only as extraordinary animals but as symbols of heritage and cultural pride. No disrespect I'm only trying to explain. I can't thank you enough for being such a gentleman.