Clydesdales are so gentle and beautiful . I've been to one of their stables in California , they are so well cared for . I believe there is more than one hitch team.
I wonder if all those guys know how lucky they are to have a dream job? This is one time when you can say, "I LOVE MY JOB"!!! I doubt I'd get anything done because I'd be luvin' on them all the time. They are gorgeous!!
9:41 she said, "I'm guessing its four horses per trailer, then the third trailer is the tack and wagon trailer." 90% right. They travel with two extra horses that can be rotated in if a horse is off one day. (they can rotate a team out, if needed). So it's five horses per trailer - or 4 in one and six in the other, probably food or supplies in the other space. If anyone in the organization wants to explain further, or correct me if something is off?
Thank you for filming these awe inspiring beauties! I saw them unloaded, drove around and loaded in Deer Lodge, Montana. Wonderful!
Beautiful horses.
I have seen the harnessing and de-harnessing a lot and I enjoy this moment every time. Such order on how this is done.
pro trick: watch movies at flixzone. I've been using it for watching all kinds of movies during the lockdown.
@Junior Jason yea, have been watching on flixzone for years myself :D
@Junior Jason Yea, have been watching on Flixzone for months myself :)
Clydesdales are so gentle and beautiful . I've been to one of their stables in California , they are so well cared for . I believe there is more than one hitch team.
My understanding is there are three teams
Thanks ,for finding this.
I wonder if all those guys know how lucky they are to have a dream job? This is one time when you can say, "I LOVE MY JOB"!!! I doubt I'd get anything done because I'd be luvin' on them all the time. They are gorgeous!!
Beautiful I've Seen These Guys At Many Of Are Shows!! Always Great!!🐴🌹💯
Yes, the horses are untied and still wait patiently.
It's part of their training, and I believe it pays dividends at times not planned for but enjoyed on the road. Like seen in this video!
Love them so much!! Would love to be a part of the busche family
Could be with them everyday
Love watching this! Patient,beautiful animals! I wonder how many handlers they go through in a year!!? Thanks for sharing this wonderful video!!
Uhhhhhh hhhhhhh hh
They have the same handlers and all employees for years and years...these handlers DON'T JUST LEAVE...
@@kingalynmgamz2438 I'm opening my
9:41 she said, "I'm guessing its four horses per trailer, then the third trailer is the tack and wagon trailer."
90% right. They travel with two extra horses that can be rotated in if a horse is off one day. (they can rotate a team out, if needed). So it's five horses per trailer - or 4 in one and six in the other, probably food or supplies in the other space. If anyone in the organization wants to explain further, or correct me if something is off?
There are many videos that explain what's in each Semi truck...your part right...you should watch more videos. ;)
Just remember: any one of those eight horses is smarter than ten percent of the people (humans) watching them,
Now while true ! It’s funny 😆
Fun fact horses brains are only a half lb lighter than humans. They have alot of wrinkles too
Interesting comments from people there who speak so authoritatively when they are actually clueless. One called a halter a harness several times.
The stable grooms need to be taller.
Watch the team work, how things are gone before you know it. Turn off the sound. Enjoy.
I hope the camera will stay on the wagon. It is neat not see it go on the truck..------please! Probably not.
Cameraman didn’t know what to watch. There is a lift for the wagon. Really neat"
Oops remove the first “not”.