8 of the most beautiful horses I had ever seen just showed up in my feed one day. This was my first FH video and is still my favorite. I think one of the few videos where Yvonne wasn't riding Uniek to move them. 5 of the horses are still at Stal G with Frieda having her own foal now. Can't wait for the others to become moms and can't wait for Gea to return. She is off doing dressage now. Amazing video
Friesians have such a fluid and lovely gait. In watching your videos, I have noticed a difference between their movement when under saddle and when moving freely - no rider. When under saddle, still lovely, but when on their own, gosh their gait is so light and fluid. Just beautiful.
Moving your beauties from one field to another made a lovely video. Such fluid grace when they trot along together. Thank you for the explanation of herd dynamics.
Absolutely stunning! One reason I like your videos is due to no extra talkung, no crappy music; it's just the beautiful horses doing their thing! Wonderful to watch!!
It amazes me every time you do this, I think it is so cool that they always follow and never go in a different direction. I so appreciate all of you and of course all of your hard work. Thank you for sharing this.
This took me back to my younger days of childhood. This is how my parents always moved our horses, from pasture to pasture. With an older calm mare as a lead horse.
I did not know what a Friesian breed of horse was until I watched your channel. They are beautiful and appear to have courage. Today I re-watched a video titled Rescue of 200 Horses By 7 Women In 2006 (Netherlands). I read the details of the rescue and learned that a woman, Mickey Jijboer, posted on a Friesian horse forum that the horses needed rescue immediately. The other 6 women came with their horses and along with Mickey rode across to the tiny island to lead the herd across the frigid and dangerous waters. I noticed many of the horses stranded on the island were Friesian by their unique gait as they came out of the water and into the pasture set up by a large group of rescuers. It is a very emotional video to watch, but the story of the success is heartwarming. I would recommend that viewers of your videos, if they haven't seen that one, watch it for the love of the horses. I sincerely am not detracting from your channel which is so positive and enlightening about the Friesians. Sometimes we as humans should see the other side of what happens to animals and the efforts of people to rescue and save them. Thank you from North Hills CA USA 08-23-2019
I have never commented before, but I have watched with heartfelt pleasure from afar for a number of months. I just love the graceful beauty of these horses and your dedication to taking care of them. God bless you and your Friesians.🌹🦘
It makes me so happy to see how you care for your horses. You give them so much space and that makes my heart so happy. They also get to live in herds and that´s so important for horses. You always handle them with so much kindness and you can really see that these horses have the best life ever. Wish all horses could live like this.
I envy your ability to be part of all of this beauty! These are such magnificent animals! I love to watch them trot along side of each other. How anyone can watch these videos and not be moved is beyond me. Thank you so much for sharing these with us!
i agree with the others....the sound of their hooves is actually relaxing . the most gorgeous group of horses ive ever watched..! and thank you for the captions along the way.
In addition to simply beautiful scenery and horses, the dynamics are so interesting / fascinating, ie: equine behavior. And, what good condition the humans are in to lead, guide, direct at the pace they move - - - Yet another most enjoyable experience to watch / learn about 👍 🐎 👍 ........
I can't imagine the amount of work it is to keep all of these beauties in top shape. Still, I can't get enough of their elegance. Thanks for sharing something so special -- wonderful video.
These videos make my day! I'm almost 75 yrs old & loved riding (when I was much younger) & admiring photos of horses. And now your videos add joy to my day! Thank you for explaining things & posting videos of these beauties! ♥
I found this very stressful. I don't know why. I love these horses but I have never ridden a horse, I don't know any horses, I haven't seen a horse in years. They represent another world of wind, air, sun, grass, open water, flowers, fields, trees, hills, stables, foals and fillies and clouds against a blue sky - another reality, another way, another life. I want to live again. 🐎
Oh my goodness, the precision of everyone involved is astounding. I think this could have gone bad very quickly if all of you were not so experienced, calm and knowledgable about these beauties. All arrived safe, sound, confident and unscathed, BRAVO!! YOU ARE AMAZING.
This is so awesome! I had a Dutch exchange student for a year here in the US and spent time in Cuijk (and Copenhagen) in the summer of 1992. Had a great time and the area I was in actually looked a lot like the upper Midwest in the US.
This is no different than when ranchers move cattle from one field to another... People just aren't used to it anymore. I think it is wonderful, and I LOVE watching these! Makes me wish I was there, I would be so happy!! ❤❤❤
Wonderful ! I really enjoyed watching this young herd learn to gather and follow their leader mare, Rietske (sp?) to greener pastures. I love the way you work with the horse's natural instincts and use positive training, too. What beauties they are, every one of them ! Thank you for this video !
This also gives them the opportunity to feel a different ground type under their feet. Always a good thing to teach to younger horses in my opinion. Best Regards from Ontario, Canada, Jenn.
Maximus Opus wonderfulanmals If I had my time again I would certainly have a pair for driving. I have ridden and driven horses all my life, from being an evacuee on a farm during the WW2. I am hoping to get back in the saddle after Christmas, when I shall be 88 in February. I now have a very good mounting block, so it should go OK. I have been held up with a Bradley broken ankle, nothing to do with horses. I love them to bits. Roma Severne.
Yes, I did enjoy eating the green grass with the horses. I so enjoyed watching how all of you coordinate together into keeping the herd together moving one place to another. That was quite a job, especially the older man who trotted. He must be in fit but a beautiful run alongside the leading horse. That was so much fun to watch everything that you people do with these beautiful horses. If I had a farm/ranch and had room for horses, I would choose Friesian Horses to own, ride, groom and everything else. I have cousins who live in Montana and some own horses to help get them around on cows. I am simply just a city lady.
MAGNIFIQUE aucun danger, les gens ont plutôt peur bien qu’il y ait peu de monde. Bon courage car à l’envers du décor il y a beaucoup de travail. J’adore vos vidéos. Bonne continuation Robert
ABSOLUTELY STUNNING as always, and your explanations always help too... . All of the 'young ladies' look amazing.. Thank you as always for sharing your wonderful world with us.. Best wishes from Wales UK..
You have a talent for filming that always makes the viewer feel like they are right there up close and experiencing it along with you. Lovely! God Bless you and the black beauties!
Potentionally it can be a dangerous situation but your team always has things under control, I love watching them they are incredibly beautiful animals.
I love watching the youngsters use their natural natural instincts to travel...from moving with the herd to recognizing that the “swish” of the lead horse is a warning. This was a real treat. Thank you. P.S. It isn’t easy riding a bike in the grass. 😊
Breathtaking to watch them on video. Takes me back to my childhood when I grew up around Amish people. My best friend was an Amish girl named Linda. They had many horses & she taught me how to ride bareback!
I love watching the Friesians do anything at all. They are so beautiful. Thank you for sharing the information with us. It helps to understand what is going on when we've gotten so interested in them. 💜
I am amazed by their diet- they eat only green herbs or straw and they get so muscular, strong, nimble and agile like angels walking over clouds. i am not a horse by that field looks delicious!
awwww that was beautiful to watch. The road is so quiet, it is a much more pleasant way and great exercise for them, than having to transport them all by horse truck or many back and forth trips in a float. I love your Friesians so much. Thank you for sharing, that put a smile on my face and a warm fuzzy feeling inside me 🤗❣️
I got tired watching this video. LOL! I really enjoy your narrative explaining the horse movement. The tail swishing; the need for leadership with a head horse; and the herd loosing confidence when walking instead of trotting. All good, interesting, and enjoyable. Thanks for riding your bike to show the process of moving horses, young, to another place. It was so fun to watch. I watched it again! 🙃🤓💞👀
But it was a little Reins fault...he was walking too slow 😉 Glad you got some exercise on your legs and heart riding your bike Yvonne 😀🌷 and filming ! Wow!
I love that you use natural instincts for your animals they are a herd animal. So beautiful to watch and passing cars while they are free is good training for later
Watching these beautiful horses is like relaxing therapy for me & takes my mind off all the crap that is going on in our world. I just love watching them trotting, they are so elegant & regal. Tks again for sharing these majestic babies with us.
So do I Gitti.😍 But I love Richtsje too.🥰 This was my first and still favorite FH video. Amazing beauty. I believe Uniek and Saly were gone to inspection during this one.
I look forward to these videos, so keep ‘em coming! I also noticed how flat and level the roads and paths are compared to here. No hedgerows or hills or bendy roads. Makes life and moving horses so much easier, I’d say.
We Dutchies are known for our flat country. Lots of grass and even more water! Friesland, where this is filmed, is one of our most serence provinces. Nice, down to earth people too. Let's all hope Trump doesn't want to buy it. ;-)
It’s always such a treat to watch these beauties! Very helpful to know what is happening also! I’m sure it was challenging to ride AND video simultaneously!!! Thank you!!
There is Not another animal that is so majestic !!!! Geourgous babies !!!!! Oh i wish i was there to help with them , i would love it!!!!!💚💚💚🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎💚💚💚
I find it interesting every time you move the horses. It's wonderful to watch how they follow the lead horse. I know what you mean about not being on a bike very often. I don't ride a bike at all, but I had to go to Physical Therapy years back and one of the pieces of equipment they put me on was an exercise bike. When I got on the bike, I must have only been on it 30-seconds and I jumped off. I looked at the Physical Therapist like he was crazy, lol! Well, I ended up building up enough strength to be able to be on the exercise bike for 15 minutes and I was using it every day. They had other equipment I was building my strength up as well. As it turned out, I didn't need the exercise - but needed major surgery instead. At least I was in good physical shape when I had surgery. But yes! You definitely get tired out when you're not used to riding a bike. I imagine some of the terrain you were riding on was giving you some resistance also.
@@FriesianHorses We went to our state fair like I wanted to see the horses. They might have had some friesians, but I'm not sure. I was able to interact with 8 horses, bu you could only get your hand and part of your lower arm in to physically pet them. I loved them all. One, no one was paying attention to one horse because he was standing sideways, most likely taking a nap. I stood there long enough to get his attention, and he was such a sweetheart. He gave my hand kisses. I went to go see him again, and all I had to say was, "I'm back!" and he came right to me. He gave my hand kisses again, but then he started nibbling a little bit with the edge of his teeth. I laughed and told him he was a little stinker. I went to bed smiling that night. No matter how short the connection is, it is always special to me.
I can't get over how the horses just follow a leader without running all over the place. I also find it interesting that they don't cross the water to wander off out of the pasture, they must be very well trained besides being beautiful.
Love your videos of these beautiful horses.Please keep making them :) I love the Friesian breed and hopefully one day I can have my own.Till then I'll watch your beautiful horses.
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8 of the most beautiful horses I had ever seen just showed up in my feed one day. This was my first FH video and is still my favorite. I think one of the few videos where Yvonne wasn't riding Uniek to move them. 5 of the horses are still at Stal G with Frieda having her own foal now. Can't wait for the others to become moms and can't wait for Gea to return. She is off doing dressage now. Amazing video
Hi Mary A! I haven't seen any comments from you for a few days. Everything OK?
Friesians have such a fluid and lovely gait. In watching your videos, I have noticed a difference between their movement when under saddle and when moving freely - no rider. When under saddle, still lovely, but when on their own, gosh their gait is so light and fluid. Just beautiful.
So beautiful to see them in the country side. They are truly amazing horses 🐎❤
They look so beautiful all together. The power of the herd!
I will never get tired of watching you moving horses like this video
Moving your beauties from one field to another made a lovely video. Such fluid grace when they trot along together. Thank you for the explanation of herd dynamics.
Absolutely stunning! One reason I like your videos is due to no extra talkung, no crappy music; it's just the beautiful horses doing their thing! Wonderful to watch!!
That's exactly what I want to show. Thank you.
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It amazes me every time you do this, I think it is so cool that they always follow and never go in a different direction. I so appreciate all of you and of course all of your hard work. Thank you for sharing this.
This took me back to my younger days of childhood. This is how my parents always moved our horses, from pasture to pasture. With an older calm mare as a lead horse.
I did not know what a Friesian breed of horse was until I watched your channel. They are beautiful and appear to have courage. Today I re-watched a video titled Rescue of 200 Horses By 7 Women In 2006 (Netherlands). I read the details of the rescue and learned that a woman, Mickey Jijboer, posted on a Friesian horse forum that the horses needed rescue immediately. The other 6 women came with their horses and along with Mickey rode across to the tiny island to lead the herd across the frigid and dangerous waters. I noticed many of the horses stranded on the island were Friesian by their unique gait as they came out of the water and into the pasture set up by a large group of rescuers. It is a very emotional video to watch, but the story of the success is heartwarming. I would recommend that viewers of your videos, if they haven't seen that one, watch it for the love of the horses. I sincerely am not detracting from your channel which is so positive and enlightening about the Friesians. Sometimes we as humans should see the other side of what happens to animals and the efforts of people to rescue and save them. Thank you from North Hills CA USA 08-23-2019
I have never commented before, but I have watched with heartfelt pleasure from afar for a number of months. I just love the graceful beauty of these horses and your dedication to taking care of them. God bless you and your Friesians.🌹🦘
Thank you 🤗
Same for me! 😀
It makes me so happy to see how you care for your horses. You give them so much space and that makes my heart so happy. They also get to live in herds and that´s so important for horses. You always handle them with so much kindness and you can really see that these horses have the best life ever. Wish all horses could live like this.
I envy your ability to be part of all of this beauty! These are such magnificent animals! I love to watch them trot along side of each other. How anyone can watch these videos and not be moved is beyond me. Thank you so much for sharing these with us!
i agree with the others....the sound of their hooves is actually relaxing . the most gorgeous group of horses ive ever watched..! and thank you for the captions along the way.
In addition to simply beautiful scenery and horses, the dynamics are so interesting / fascinating, ie: equine behavior. And, what good condition the humans are in to lead, guide, direct at the pace they move - - - Yet another most enjoyable experience to watch / learn about 👍 🐎 👍 ........
I can't imagine the amount of work it is to keep all of these beauties in top shape. Still, I can't get enough of their elegance. Thanks for sharing
something so special -- wonderful video.
These videos make my day! I'm almost 75 yrs old & loved riding (when I was much younger) & admiring photos of horses. And now your videos add joy to my day! Thank you for explaining things & posting videos of these beauties! ♥
🤗 thank you!!!
GIRL!!!! I was so impressed with the strength it took for you to do that and you do. I also love your honesty very funny.
I found this very stressful. I don't know why. I love these horses but I have never ridden a horse, I don't know any horses, I haven't seen a horse in years. They represent another world of wind, air, sun, grass, open water, flowers, fields, trees, hills, stables, foals and fillies and clouds against a blue sky - another reality, another way, another life. I want to live again. 🐎
They are such beautiful horses
What a wonderful sight to see, these horses are so majestic.
Oh my goodness, the precision of everyone involved is astounding. I think this could have gone bad very quickly if all of you were not so experienced, calm and knowledgable about these beauties. All arrived safe, sound, confident and unscathed, BRAVO!! YOU ARE AMAZING.
I love the sound of the hooves, music to my ears.
Same!!
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OMG,,,, so do I!!!!
Excelente conjunto de caballos se le nota lo bien adiestrados muy bien hasta pronto Gabriel
And I 😄😄 when there is a video with music instead, i dont bother watching
Me too I just love horses
What a wonderful happy sight to see a herd of beautiful horses on the trot, all following their leader
So, the leader is the dominant mare, right?
This is so awesome! I had a Dutch exchange student for a year here in the US and spent time in Cuijk (and Copenhagen) in the summer of 1992. Had a great time and the area I was in actually looked a lot like the upper Midwest in the US.
What beautiful, graceful ladies. Well behaved and very much loved and cared for!!
Beautiful horses on a beautiful country side with a beautiful sky above. So perfect.
What a beautiful country!
I’m from Tasmania and I love watching your videos of these beautiful horses 🥰.. Thankyou for posting them 😊
That's really the other side of the world!
Do they have Friesian horses there also?
I’m not sure I haven’t ever seen any
This is no different than when ranchers move cattle from one field to another... People just aren't used to it anymore. I think it is wonderful, and I LOVE watching these! Makes me wish I was there, I would be so happy!! ❤❤❤
Wonderful ! I really enjoyed watching this young herd learn to gather and follow their leader mare, Rietske (sp?) to greener pastures. I love the way you work with the horse's natural instincts and use positive training, too. What beauties they are, every one of them ! Thank you for this video !
This also gives them the opportunity to feel a different ground type under their feet. Always a good thing to teach to younger horses in my opinion. Best Regards from Ontario, Canada, Jenn.
I really appreciate the body language explanations. Enjoyable to watch and it’s informative!
Same here! I love to learn about their body language!
Maximus Opus wonderfulanmals If I had my time again I would certainly have a pair for driving. I have ridden and driven horses all my life, from being an evacuee on a farm during the WW2. I am hoping to get back in the saddle after Christmas, when I shall be 88 in February. I now have a very good mounting block, so it should go OK. I have been held up with a Bradley broken ankle, nothing to do with horses. I love them to bits. Roma Severne.
Sherry Pfeffer Agreed!
@@romaseverne7969 Goedzo Roma! Very impressive.... Take care of that ankle!
Yes, I did enjoy eating the green grass with the horses. I so enjoyed watching how all of you coordinate together into keeping the herd together moving one place to another. That was quite a job, especially the older man who trotted. He must be in fit but a beautiful run alongside the leading horse. That was so much fun to watch everything that you people do with these beautiful horses. If I had a farm/ranch and had room for horses, I would choose Friesian Horses to own, ride, groom and everything else. I have cousins who live in Montana and some own horses to help get them around on cows. I am simply just a city lady.
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Since horses are herd animals it's good to teach them at a young age. This was awesome. I love the horse named Ginny. That's my name!🐎❤
MAGNIFIQUE aucun danger, les gens ont plutôt peur bien qu’il y ait peu de monde. Bon courage car à l’envers du décor il y a beaucoup de travail.
J’adore vos vidéos. Bonne continuation
Robert
Oh my, they are all so beautiful and magical. Thank you for sharing.
There I have had my daily dose of the horses! It makes my day much better. Thank you
How large is your beautiful farm?
No such thing as a daily dose of horses! You need a continuous supply!
So wonderful to see how the horses are being moved!
Love your video's .Love how you change pastures 🐴🐎🐎🐎🐎
ABSOLUTELY STUNNING as always, and your explanations always help too... . All of the 'young ladies' look amazing..
Thank you as always for sharing your wonderful world with us..
Best wishes from Wales UK..
Imagine being in the car and see this?😍they are such beautiful and elegant creature❤️
Moving the herd is always exciting - and beautiful. Thanks for never playing background music so we can hear the horses!
You have a talent for filming that always makes the viewer feel like they are right there up close and experiencing it along with you. Lovely! God Bless you and the black beauties!
I agree, they do a wonderful job videoing. I feel like I'm in heaven 😁
Thanks!!!
I have to admit moving these horses would test my nerves. Wishing you love and healing thoughts Yvonne❤
Thank you I always enjoyed watching horses trotting, love them all.
Potentionally it can be a dangerous situation but your team always has things under control, I love watching them they are incredibly beautiful animals.
I love watching the youngsters use their natural natural instincts to travel...from moving with the herd to recognizing that the “swish” of the lead horse is a warning. This was a real treat. Thank you.
P.S. It isn’t easy riding a bike in the grass. 😊
Thank you, I was riding on the road 🙈🙈🙈
I haven’t been around horses in my life, but I’ve learned so much from your videos! Such beauties!
Great to hear! Thank you
What beauties! They look so marvelous in a herd!
Watching the black pearls trotting in the landscape... just great! 👍❤️
2:54 That mare trotting in the grass is GORGEOUS! I mean, they all ARE!
Am so enjoying the older videos
So am I, a true pleasure 💙❤
Me too!!!
You have such a beautiful place for those beautiful fillies!!
I sometimes watch before bed to relax me to sleep. I ❤ them!!
Such incredible creatures. I learn something new each time I watch one of your videos.
Breathtaking to watch them on video. Takes me back to my childhood when I grew up around Amish people.
My best friend was an Amish girl named Linda. They had many horses & she taught me how to ride bareback!
I love watching the Friesians do anything at all. They are so beautiful. Thank you for sharing the information with us. It helps to understand what is going on when we've gotten so interested in them. 💜
I am amazed by their diet- they eat only green herbs or straw and they get so muscular, strong, nimble and agile like angels walking over clouds. i am not a horse by that field looks delicious!
Beautiful, majestic horse; but I doubt if they eat straw.
@@juliewatros-barber5304 I hear Yvonne talking about pellets a lot.
The horses are just lovely.
Good job moving the herd! 👍Thank you for explaining everything! 😊 You live in such a beautiful place! That grass looked luscious! 😎😊
So beautiful thank you for sharing... just truly lovely 🙏💗✨🐎
Wow! That was quite a long distance! How often do you do that? They are magnificent!!!
awwww that was beautiful to watch. The road is so quiet, it is a much more pleasant way and great exercise for them, than having to transport them all by horse truck or many back and forth trips in a float. I love your Friesians so much. Thank you for sharing, that put a smile on my face and a warm fuzzy feeling inside me 🤗❣️
They're gorgeous!
So beautiful watching how the young horses socially ordered themselves. How they act as a group.
I got tired watching this video. LOL! I really enjoy your narrative explaining the horse movement. The tail swishing; the need for leadership with a head horse; and the herd loosing confidence when walking instead of trotting. All good, interesting, and enjoyable. Thanks for riding your bike to show the process of moving horses, young, to another place. It was so fun to watch. I watched it again! 🙃🤓💞👀
But it was a little Reins fault...he was walking too slow 😉 Glad you got some exercise on your legs and heart riding your bike Yvonne 😀🌷 and filming ! Wow!
Seeing the shining black beauties trotting in sync in this subtle green landscape always strikes me again. 😍
I love that you use natural instincts for your animals they are a herd animal. So beautiful to watch and passing cars while they are free is good training for later
Always so lovely to see!❤
Love this video… thank you Yvonne. Praying and never ceasing 🙏✝️🕊.
I love watching these intelligent girls. Such an amazing breed, so smart and beautiful
Friesian is my favorite breed of horse, so graceful and majestic.❤️
Watching these beautiful horses is like relaxing therapy for me & takes my mind off all the crap that is going on in our world. I just love watching them trotting, they are so elegant & regal. Tks again for sharing these majestic babies with us.
I love watching Uniek & Yvonne moving the horses! 😍
So do I Gitti.😍 But I love Richtsje too.🥰 This was my first and still favorite FH video. Amazing beauty. I believe Uniek and Saly were gone to inspection during this one.
The fields are far apart, so the human running in front has to be in good shape! It’s so beautiful outside.
Yes, I was also thinking that Rein(?) has to be fit to trot out over that distance.🏃🐎
Immer schön von zu Hause aus, euch zuzusehen. Wundervolle edle Pferde.
The closing shot in this video with the horses all in a line would make a great poster to hang on the wall,
I look forward to these videos, so keep ‘em coming! I also noticed how flat and level the roads and paths are compared to here. No hedgerows or hills or bendy roads. Makes life and moving horses so much easier, I’d say.
We Dutchies are known for our flat country. Lots of grass and even more water! Friesland, where this is filmed, is one of our most serence provinces. Nice, down to earth people too. Let's all hope Trump doesn't want to buy it. ;-)
TheCaptainKim I’ve met a few Dutch people over the years and as you say, are indeed lovely people. Trump would have a fight on his hands if tried it!
No politiks!
Good job well done ! I like how they smell the grass (it's the first thing they do in the new pasture). What a strong smell !
Thank you for sharing, thank you for filming and posting, much gratitude and appreciation! 👍👍💕
Beautiful 🐎 miss you, Yvonne 💞🙏
They have such a fluid beauty in their movements.❤❤❤
That was a long bike ride, so I imagine you are tired. Thank you for sharing those black beauties with us. Always makes the day much better.
I find it so valuable that you place text on the video so we know what is going on. Love your videos. :-)
It’s always such a treat to watch these beauties! Very helpful to know what is happening also!
I’m sure it was challenging to ride AND video simultaneously!!! Thank you!!
Leading, guiding & following...a very beautiful metaphor! Grazie!
There is Not another animal that is so majestic !!!! Geourgous babies !!!!! Oh i wish i was there to help with them , i would love it!!!!!💚💚💚🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎💚💚💚
I find it interesting every time you move the horses. It's wonderful to watch how they follow the lead horse. I know what you mean about not being on a bike very often. I don't ride a bike at all, but I had to go to Physical Therapy years back and one of the pieces of equipment they put me on was an exercise bike. When I got on the bike, I must have only been on it 30-seconds and I jumped off. I looked at the Physical Therapist like he was crazy, lol! Well, I ended up building up enough strength to be able to be on the exercise bike for 15 minutes and I was using it every day. They had other equipment I was building my strength up as well. As it turned out, I didn't need the exercise - but needed major surgery instead. At least I was in good physical shape when I had surgery. But yes! You definitely get tired out when you're not used to riding a bike. I imagine some of the terrain you were riding on was giving you some resistance also.
It would be the same with me on a test...
I do ride a bike often... but that's an e-bike 😁 I don't do anything on that bike lol
@@FriesianHorses We went to our state fair like I wanted to see the horses. They might have had some friesians, but I'm not sure. I was able to interact with 8 horses, bu you could only get your hand and part of your lower arm in to physically pet them. I loved them all. One, no one was paying attention to one horse because he was standing sideways, most likely taking a nap. I stood there long enough to get his attention, and he was such a sweetheart. He gave my hand kisses. I went to go see him again, and all I had to say was, "I'm back!" and he came right to me. He gave my hand kisses again, but then he started nibbling a little bit with the edge of his teeth. I laughed and told him he was a little stinker. I went to bed smiling that night. No matter how short the connection is, it is always special to me.
It's so interesting that you use the natural behavior of the horses to get them to do what you want safely!
I wished I live on or nearby this amazing stable and be able to ride!!!
Such beautiful animals
This was so wonderful to watch
you are both in wonderful fit shape. The friesians are just magnificent.
Geweldig om te zien hoe vlot de paarden meegaan met de leider
I can't get over how the horses just follow a leader without running all over the place. I also find it interesting that they don't cross the water to wander off out of the pasture, they must be very well trained besides being beautiful.
"Normally we use Uniek (for the lead mare). But she isn't at home right now." Just wondering, where does she go? It is beautiful land.
So wonderful to watch
Thanks so much
Patricia
5 of those beautiful horses are still at Stal G and Frieda, Gea, and Hester have their own foals now. 🥰👍
Love your videos of these beautiful horses.Please keep making them :) I love the Friesian breed and hopefully one day I can have my own.Till then I'll watch your beautiful horses.