Let’s also appreciate the *hours* of hard work by grooms & handlers to get these horses, harness, & wagon into spotless condition for a two minute trot around the field. Horses are awesome, but they don’t get clean or into harness by themselves, lol.
Saw them on a tour at the St.Louis Bud plant when I was a kid. We got to go into the barn and stalls to see them and I can tell you they are the MOST pampered animals probably on the planet. It was IMMACULATE. I don't know if they do that tour anymore which would be unfortunate.
I'm around horses everyday - Its how I make a livin - but I admit -:this choked me up a bit - These Horses transcend any event , time or place - They are beyond Iconic -
Also love the ad where the young Clydesdale is trying to pull the wagon and it starts to move. Then you see 2 adult horses pushing the wagon from behind.
@@josephmcnally1231 Just a present from Lanarkshire Scotland (near the river Clyde in Glasgow). If you feel like it then google two other giants. The Shire and the Suffolk Punch.
Grew up in St. Louis and visited the Busch Brewery (which houses the Clydesdales) many times. Everytime I see them I tear up. Such magnificent animals and Anheuser Busch does a phenomenal job caring for them. Keep up the great work!
I got choked up just watching the video on my phone. Being there to witness that must have been beyond incredible!!! Those are some lucky folks in the stands.
I would be crying like a baby if I saw them irl. They've been a favorite of mine since I was a little kid. And you know how young girls are obsessive about horses!! lol
I’m not even a Cardinals fan but this brought tears to my eyes. This is awesome. I didn’t know this was a tradition for them but having watched it, I love it.
I cried too. I would have been the little old lady jumping up and down crying in the stands that the cameras kept focusing on!!! I've watched it over and over again.
@@kathleenambrose877 Friend & I got lost at pre KY Derby events and ended up in the stables. Spent an hour with the Clydesdales and their handlers. One of my life's very best memories!
Don't know why this video chokes me up so much! Guess it's nostalgia. So many things come & gone over the years & this past year. Gorgeous, majestic animals. 🐴🐴
And don't forget the music. If I remember right they started with that tune when they first did the prancing around with their Clydesdales and still using the same tune. Never changed or even switched it in the ballpark. They might have outside the ballpark.
=) Doing what a Dalmation was born to do❤😊 -- Guard the horses, carriage/ wagon .....When the people are otherwise occupied. ..... Traditionally they ran beneath the carriage/ coach when on the road traveling in the countryside. (imo: Not the best temperament for a pet, in an apartment -- High need for exercise ... or in a house with little children. But really nice dogs!)
Lovely horses...I kept thinking of the hours of meticulous grooming that went into the Budweiser parade all for a few minutes showtime. I appreciate every minute of that time. 💙👍☮️
This brings such a tear to my eye and I don't really know why. I guess it's because it's something nostalgic from the past that was good and innocent and that's not what we have in the world at the moment. But we can always hope can't we?
Actually real reindeer aren't tiny. They are big animals. The Santa Clause with Tim Allen showed how they really look. Where the idea began that reindeer are tiny I don't know.
I thought I was the only one! I was actually just sitting here thinking does anyone else cry when they see these horses? It’s crazy they affect me this way. I’m glad I’m not alone.
Even as a NY Met fan I appreciate this. One of the best traditions in all of sports. Would love to see the Clydesdales marching to Here comes the King in person.
If you haven't seen them in person, you're missing out. You can feel the ground rumble when they go by. They are magnificent and so pampered. That's a lot of work for just a few minutes out there. Do you know just one of their neck collars costs $40,000? Their horseshoes weigh about 4 pounds each and that wagon weighs close to 4 tons. They usually come down here for our Rodeo and our county fair but haven't heard if they will be here this weekend or not. With all this Covid, no telling.
Clydesdale, heavy draft-horse breed that originated in Lanarkshire, Scotland, near the River Clyde. The breed was improved about 1715 by mating a Flemish stallion with local mares; Shire blood was later introduced. Clydesdales were taken to North America about 1842 but never became a popular draft horse there.
I'm not even a Cardinals fan, but I still think this is one of the absolute best traditions in ALL of sports!! Just imagine how much better it will be next year when the stands are FULL!
It is going to be this way until Biden is out of office. This is 100% a political virus. Scientists from around the world have proven in lab studies dating back to 1981 (40 years ago) that masks do not protect you from the Influenza viruses. 99% of people don't even properly wear the masks. If you are close enough to breath in the virus, you have already been infected through your eyes.
I'm in the UK and these heavy horse teams are brought out regularly for county agriculture shows and other events. The one for this area is The Great Yorkshire Show and there's usually about a dozen teams of various horses, Shires, Clydesdales and Percherons mostly. Massive care is taken in the presentation and care of horses and equipment. But seeing a parade of these beautiful animals as they approach and leave the showring is totally amazing. Many of the horses are kept in stables close to the ring during the show days and the public have access to them, stroking them and having photos taken etc. Some horses have their stables netted off as they can be biters but most can be stroked. The Shires are the biggest at over 18 hands. Before showing in the ring, each and every one is groomed out in the space between the stables and THIS in particular pulls an audience. These horses are my favourite of everything that the show has.
Interesting to see how the spectators „watched“ through their phones instead of watching the real thing with their eyes! Lovely to watch the almost perfect timing of the horses.
You can watch and record at the same time. It just takes practice and good coordination. It's amazing to see something like this but being able to rewatch it forever is also priceless. I record more and more random snippets of my life specifically BECAUSE there are so many I wish I had. Memories are precious but they also change and fade over the years. Pictures and videos immortalize those moments.
Haven’t watched this in a few months but it was recommended again so had to watch it. Cried all over again. This is such a wonderful tradition and the horses are just beautiful.
Not sure where you live, but the Clydesdales are scattered about the country if you include breed and training farms. You should Google it, I've seen them in person in St Louis at the brewery those were just mares and foals. The teams on the wagons are usually geldings. It's definitely worth it if you can make it.
Around 1980 I was taking a couple tours in Natchez, Mississippi and out of sheer luck the Budweiser Clydesdales were in town. They where on the street; they were not harnessed up yet, but I could get within 10 yards of them and I was in awe of their magnificent presence. Sharon, don’t wait to see them. I am sure the marketing department puts their tour schedule on the internet and they might be pulling the beer wagon at town/city near you.
Oh I cried right away as soon as I heard the song! This touched me. I've been going through a tough stretch this year . I've always loved horses. These are super special with all the care, work and training going into this 8 up hitch!🙋♀️💓🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴
This will never get old for me. I am balling my eyes out. They are so beautiful, and they look as if they are dancing. I would love seeing them up close, but I am grateful for youtube.
If you ever go to St. Louis and if the Clydesdales are in town, you can actually do a walk through of their stables for an up close look at these fabulous horses. I was there 10 or 12 years ago, and they had a new foal born. Who knows, maybe that foal was one of the horses pulling this team, now?
I felt the same way when I was living away from Philly and would here the "Rocky" theme. I only live abt 20mins from the Rocky statue at the Philadelphia Arr Museum.
Always such a beautiful thing. Major props to the driver. I had enough of a time just driving my one little pony in her cart. Can’t imagine trying to handle that many lines at once, keeping them all in rhythm. And the massive amounts of care that is required by all the folks behind the scenes taking care of these lovely creatures every day, wow. I got to see them my first time in 1974 or 75? I was really little. They were at a parade my mom took me to. I remember looking up at them and they were soooooo massive to my little 4 year old self. I got to see them one other time in parade as a teen, and saw one of their road teams at a truck stop one day where they had stopped for fuel and lunch. Got to actually see them up close that day and talk to the folks that handle them. Nicest folks you’d ever meet. They really love their charges.
These horses are magnificent animals. The person who takes care of them is awesome. Please don't let their hooves get messed up. They are made to be looked at an admired. I wish I could get an ornament that looks like them.
I remember the first time I saw a Clydesdale at Busch Gardens, it was standing there perfectly still and for a second I thought it was an enlarged replica of a Clydesdale. I couldn't believe a horse could be that big until it moved.
What a MAGNIFICENT display and tradition! Such majesty and grace! It was also wonderful to hear the Budweiser song that was so popular when I was young. It brought back so many fond memories.
These "Gentle Giants" are sooooooo MAJESTIC, well behaved and just downright soul uplifting to view. I don't doubt that the audiences applause and the snappy music causes them to prance with a little more pride in their step. Simply Beautiful. An animal lover from CANADA.
I just love seeing them again. I would like to see more of them. They take me back to better times and knowing they are still here makes me feel there might still be hope for better times again.
I worked for Budweiser in my younger years. I was fortunate to have worked with the team when they came to visit the Bay Area. It is something I’ll never forget and cherish.
never saw them personally,but did stand beside a mom & baby years ago at a vet hospital I worked at.they are absolutely the most gentle,beautiful horses ever. The baby was almost as tall as me. these horses are stunning
Seeing the Budweiser Clydesdales in person in a parade route all set is an amazing thing , they are gigantic. Since they are worth a ton of money the handlers don't let anyone near them or touch them at all. Whenever they are in their stables in between walks they put a border up to keep people from getting up close to the stalls and then when they're hitched up onto the wagon the security crew warns everyone to keep back and don't touch the team (the horses). The handlers and crew aren't very friendly to people and that's mostly because their work schedule and the money they make for that kind of job , Budweiser pays them very good money.
One time we went to the Budweiser farm near St. Louis and got to meet the Clydesdales. I even got to pat one on the nose. I felt so brave as I am not a big animal fan and they were humongous. They are beautiful to me - from a distance.
Patriotic, beautiful, amazing, reminds you of what this wonderful country is all about !!! Brings tears to your eyes because you & I like millions of loyal Americans still love our country. God will not fail us!!
We failed God! He will never leave us nor forsake us.... unless we walk away from Him. Think of all the commandments that are broken in this country that we never would have in the previous years like in the hay day of these beautiful animals.
They are iconic ! Even in the 21st Century, this is still stirring and a happy sight !! A friend worked at Busch Gardens in Tampa and took my Dad into see them in the stalls. My Dad was elderly, and our friend wanted him to see them up close and personal ! So nice. Love those Big Boys !!! The two guys and dog, too !!
it's amazing, it's been decades since Bud used that jingle, yet I STILL REMEMBER all the words. it was the BEST jingle ever for a beer. and I'll always remember seeing the horses in person when I was a little girl. we called all Clydesdales 'budweiser horses" until my dad told us they were actually clydesdales. well, they're still Budweiser horses to me. :-)
@ GoddessNeith Clydesdales are a draft horse breed that originated in Scotland. Every area of the UK as well as almost every large district of every other country used to have their own regional variations on draft horses. These breeds were imported and bred in USA. You may (or may not) find these two videos interesting: " *A tribute to Clydesdale Horses - The Good Servant* " th-cam.com/video/QecWr7bnCVM/w-d-xo.html (*Spoiler alert:* The part about the Clydesdales is in the first 18:28 minutes ... the rest is another topic ... It is from 1957/58 ... sound is "okay") ALSO " *Clydesdale: Saving the Greatest Horse | Official Trailer* " (Janice Kirkpatrick, Scotland) th-cam.com/video/CuWakWXSrME/w-d-xo.html A-B's Budweiser is helping to keep this breed from extinction.
These horses are so incredibly beautiful, so majestic… to see this tradition carry on .., no matter if it be viewed on my phone … I am so appreciative….. go bless those amazingly precious horses…. And that cute dog leading them !!!
Magnificent creatures. My little girl and I were at a fair and right in the front row as they brought them out and these are some big ole horsies. BEAUTIFUL.
I get a very happy and joyful feeling in my heart and really feel the excitement of watching These Beautiful and Majestic Creatures march around the baseball field. That's America! May God Save us all.
I took a tour of the Budweiser plant in St. Louis and you get to see the Clydesdale horses that are stationed there. So beautiful and majestic! Definitely the highlight of the trip.
@@vincenjones4915 Clydesdales originated in Scotland as a draft breed (river Clyde area) " *A tribute to Clydesdale Horses - The Good Servant* " th-cam.com/video/QecWr7bnCVM/w-d-xo.html (Spoiler alert: The part about the Clydesdales is in the first 18:28 minutes ... the rest is another topic) ALSO " *Clydesdale: Saving the Greatest Horse | Official Trailer* " (Janice Kirkpatrick, Scotland) th-cam.com/video/CuWakWXSrME/w-d-xo.html
I was born in Glasgow Scotland, and was fortunate to see these majestic horses many many times. When we saw them coming my siblings would stop to watch them go by. Even as a children we knew we were watching something special. One of my favourite memories living in Scotland. ❤️🇨🇦
I had no idea you had these horses in America. They're beautiful - also the shire horse. Known as being very gentle natured - like st Bernard's and Newfoundland dogs.
These are the most beautiful animals I've ever seen...so proud and majestic. The trainers and groomers are to be highly commended for all the hard work they put in with these gorgeous creatures.
Saw them up real close years ago, were showing in Galveston, Tex, and we're just loosely ties, you could just go and pet and love on them...wow they are big when you are close!!
I love horses and always wanted one. Years ago these beautiful horses were at Turfway Race Track and my son called and told me. All of us went there and saw them getting the horses ready for their showing. Doing their manes etc and my son looked at me and said mom you re crying. I never thought I would be that close to these beautiful Clydesdales. Guess people think that's silly but do I care? NO
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Let’s also appreciate the *hours* of hard work by grooms & handlers to get these horses, harness, & wagon into spotless condition for a two minute trot around the field. Horses are awesome, but they don’t get clean or into harness by themselves, lol.
Saw them on a tour at the St.Louis Bud plant when I was a kid. We got to go into the barn and stalls to see them and I can tell you they are the MOST pampered animals probably on the planet. It was IMMACULATE. I don't know if they do that tour anymore which would be unfortunate.
Mistake: It was at Grant's Farm. My bad.
So true ! Thanks for posting!
Had an opportunity to see them live and up close!!! They are majestic in every sense of the word!
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I'm around horses everyday - Its how I make a livin - but I admit -:this choked me up a bit - These Horses transcend any event , time or place - They are beyond Iconic -
The horses are magnificent and the organ playing the old budweiser theme song is awesome
@RickO4404
What's a baseball
field or a beer wagon
without polka-music
from an organ?
=)
Also love the ad where the young Clydesdale is trying to pull the wagon and it starts to move. Then you see 2 adult horses pushing the wagon from behind.
That was a cute commercial
I Never get tired of The Clydesdales.
Some people didn’t even look up from their phones!!!!wtf
I love them so much so I don't get tired of them either I mean who does get tired of them they are so beautiful 😍
Need to stand beside one to get the effect of their size. Humongous. I felt small at 6’1”+.
@@sugarbear1965 probably because they hate foreign beer!
I flew from cali to see this and it was amazing.
These horses bring me so much joy!! Sending loads of love from Australia!
What a majestic animal the Clydesdale is!
Magnificent!
Beautiful and tremendous
@@josephmcnally1231 Just a present from Lanarkshire Scotland (near the river Clyde in Glasgow). If you feel like it then google two other giants. The Shire and the Suffolk Punch.
and aren't they HUGE!
Grew up in St. Louis and visited the Busch Brewery (which houses the Clydesdales) many times. Everytime I see them I tear up. Such magnificent animals and Anheuser Busch does a phenomenal job caring for them. Keep up the great work!
No matter how many times you see them it never gets old.
I got choked up just watching the video on my phone. Being there to witness that must have been beyond incredible!!! Those are some lucky folks in the stands.
I was there in 2019 for Opening Day. There's nothing else like it.
I get choked up too! Every time I see them!!
I get that way every year.
I would be crying like a baby if I saw them irl. They've been a favorite of mine since I was a little kid. And you know how young girls are obsessive about horses!! lol
Remember that commercial after 911. Tears of pride
We are in Bend, Oregon and we were lucky enough to have the Clydesdales visit for a parade. Such a memory.
I’m not even a Cardinals fan but this brought tears to my eyes. This is awesome. I didn’t know this was a tradition for them but having watched it, I love it.
I cried too. I would have been the little old lady jumping up and down crying in the stands that the cameras kept focusing on!!! I've watched it over and over again.
I'm not a fan of the Cardinals either.
You took the words right out of my mouth!!
Same here. My dad always wanted to see this.
I work for the Cardinals and I love our opening day traditions.
And the Clydesdales are rounding third! The happiest two minutes in baseball.
Chills and tears -- love those horses!!
Same here.
So funny you said that! I'm watching and like a big goober I start to tear up. I thought it was just me!
@@kathleenambrose877 Friend & I got lost at pre KY Derby events and ended up in the stables. Spent an hour with the Clydesdales and their handlers. One of my life's very best memories!
......me too.....
Me too!!
DAMN ! I cried like a baby watching this. They are so beautiful and so majestic.
OMG! I thought that I was the only one. I cry at the Derby, too. Not sure why.
I do every time I see them
Don't know why this video chokes me up so much!
Guess it's nostalgia. So many things come & gone over the years & this past year. Gorgeous, majestic animals. 🐴🐴
I'm with ya. Total Americana🇺🇸
Love ❤️ love ❤️ those Beautiful 🤩 Big Babies
Another vote for "Yes it's pleasant nostalgia"
Melanie, I'm with you. I cried throughout this video and I don’t know why either. The Clydesdales are just such magnificent animals.
And don't forget the music. If I remember right they started with that tune when they first did the prancing around with their Clydesdales and still using the same tune. Never changed or even switched it in the ballpark. They might have outside the ballpark.
I get all choked up every time I see them. Thank you.
Brings a tear to my eye. I remember that song when I was little and my dad drank Budweiser!!!! BEAUTIFUL ANIMALS!!!!!
I had the same reaction to the Clydesdale team and the Budweiser song.
Funny, that music made me wince a little, too. Love the horses, though.
Beautiful horses. Got a cold Bud right now!
@@timberwolfdtproductions3890
U do not like Polka music ... ???
They are awesome, love the well behaved Dalmatian too! Never tire of seeing them.
=)
Doing what a Dalmation
was born to do❤😊 --
Guard the horses, carriage/
wagon .....When the people
are otherwise occupied. .....
Traditionally they ran
beneath the carriage/
coach when on the road
traveling in the countryside.
(imo:
Not the best temperament
for a pet, in an apartment --
High need for exercise ...
or in a house with little
children. But really nice dogs!)
Lovely horses...I kept thinking of the hours of meticulous grooming that went into the Budweiser parade all for a few minutes showtime. I appreciate every minute of that time. 💙👍☮️
I come from Clydesdale In Scotland where these beautiful destries originate from and are still bred there.....love from Scotland.
This brings such a tear to my eye and I don't really know why. I guess it's because it's something nostalgic from the past that was good and innocent and that's not what we have in the world at the moment. But we can always hope can't we?
caus3 the jhorses are working together like no human ever will
In the future world reshaped by Our Lord Jesus, there will only be the good old things of the past...
The beauty and dignity of the animals....is very moving.
And I don't know why either but I just cry with joy at the beauty of it all
@@jc-hu8rv I'm pretty close to booking a flight (I have a credit) to St. L and purchasing a ticket for opening day 2022.
What an AMAZING bunch of animals... It never gets old seeing them...
It takes 8 tiny reindeers to pull Santa's sleigh and 8 mighty Clydesdales to pull a Budweiser wagon.
It wasn't lite beer ! 🍺 🤣
That's because beer is more important than what Santo brings.
@@allenwilson9656 🤣🤣
so sure compared to the clydesdales they are tiny, but reindeer are massive when it comes to deer.
Actually real reindeer aren't tiny. They are big animals. The Santa Clause with Tim Allen showed how they really look. Where the idea began that reindeer are tiny I don't know.
After reading the comments, I'm glad to know that I'm not the only one that got teary eyes watching these beautiful horses.
They're so Majestic and beautiful, can't help but get a few tears when I watch them parade around the field
They rammed it show
cap asf
I was just going to comment the word Majestic but you beat me to it! Thanks
I thought I was the only one! I was actually just sitting here thinking does anyone else cry when they see these horses? It’s crazy they affect me this way. I’m glad I’m not alone.
Could watch this a million times. Gorgeous horses.
Even as a NY Met fan I appreciate this. One of the best traditions in all of sports. Would love to see the Clydesdales marching to Here comes the King in person.
So come to a Cardinal home opener!
@@jenk264 I'm seriously considering a flight to St. L just for the wonderment of watching these great horses (Mets fan too).....lol. Let's go!
If you haven't seen them in person, you're missing out. You can feel the ground rumble when they go by. They are magnificent and so pampered. That's a lot of work for just a few minutes out there.
Do you know just one of their neck collars costs $40,000? Their horseshoes weigh about 4 pounds each and that wagon weighs close to 4 tons.
They usually come down here for our Rodeo and our county fair but haven't heard if they will be here this weekend or not. With all this Covid, no telling.
Stunningly beautiful majestic animals. Love the Dalmatian as well.
Beautiful creatures of God's creation, horses are! 🐴 I miss them on the tv commercials.
Me too!!
Me too.
Always the best commercials.
Did y’all ever see the commercial they did to pay tribute to New York after 9/11? Man, talk about making you cry!!
No, didn't see that one, wish I had. Maybe I can try find it on TH-cam.
Melanie Paquin, I hope you can find it. It is truly awesome. Please come back here and let me know if you find it.
What a great tradition! Magestic animals, so beautiful and they seem so proud of their job. Thank you, Budweiser for continuing this tradition.
Soooo proud to know WE are the only ones that have the majestic Clydesdales that make me cry every time!
There's a video of them delivering donated horse feed to a horse rescue that was running out of funds. Kleenex required
your lucky :(
NO we have our native breed here in Clydesdale England
Clydesdale, heavy draft-horse breed that originated in Lanarkshire, Scotland, near the River Clyde. The breed was improved about 1715 by mating a Flemish stallion with local mares; Shire blood was later introduced. Clydesdales were taken to North America about 1842 but never became a popular draft horse there.
Clydesdales are Scottish.
What magnificent creatures. Thanks for sharing their jaunt around the stadium.
I'm not even a Cardinals fan, but I still think this is one of the absolute best traditions in ALL of sports!! Just imagine how much better it will be next year when the stands are FULL!
Exactly!!
😀😀😀
What leads you to believe things will change next year?
@@Dog.soldier1950 Because if you look at history pandemics always end. Unless of course they are commandeered to serve political agendas
It is going to be this way until Biden is out of office. This is 100% a political virus. Scientists from around the world have proven in lab studies dating back to 1981 (40 years ago) that masks do not protect you from the Influenza viruses. 99% of people don't even properly wear the masks. If you are close enough to breath in the virus, you have already been infected through your eyes.
I'm in the UK and these heavy horse teams are brought out regularly for county agriculture shows and other events. The one for this area is The Great Yorkshire Show and there's usually about a dozen teams of various horses, Shires, Clydesdales and Percherons mostly. Massive care is taken in the presentation and care of horses and equipment. But seeing a parade of these beautiful animals as they approach and leave the showring is totally amazing.
Many of the horses are kept in stables close to the ring during the show days and the public have access to them, stroking them and having photos taken etc. Some horses have their stables netted off as they can be biters but most can be stroked. The Shires are the biggest at over 18 hands. Before showing in the ring, each and every one is groomed out in the space between the stables and THIS in particular pulls an audience. These horses are my favourite of everything that the show has.
Interesting to see how the spectators „watched“ through their phones instead of watching the real thing with their eyes! Lovely to watch the almost perfect timing of the horses.
In trying to capture the moment, people are missing the moment with iphones.
Agree 100%
Some of the players on the opposing team do the same.
You can watch and record at the same time. It just takes practice and good coordination. It's amazing to see something like this but being able to rewatch it forever is also priceless.
I record more and more random snippets of my life specifically BECAUSE there are so many I wish I had. Memories are precious but they also change and fade over the years. Pictures and videos immortalize those moments.
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Haven’t watched this in a few months but it was recommended again so had to watch it. Cried all over again. This is such a wonderful tradition and the horses are just beautiful.
Those horses are so majestic & beautiful. That brought tears to my eyes!
The Warm Springs near Booenville mo has tours to see them~
On my bucket list, I am almost 75 and would dearly love to see them. So majestic and beautiful. God bless all that prepares them for their shows.
Not sure where you live, but the Clydesdales are scattered about the country if you include breed and training farms. You should Google it, I've seen them in person in St Louis at the brewery those were just mares and foals. The teams on the wagons are usually geldings. It's definitely worth it if you can make it.
Around 1980 I was taking a couple tours in Natchez, Mississippi and out of sheer luck the Budweiser Clydesdales were in town. They where on the street; they were not harnessed up yet, but I could get within 10 yards of them and I was in awe of their magnificent presence. Sharon, don’t wait to see them. I am sure the marketing department puts their tour schedule on the internet and they might be pulling the beer wagon at town/city near you.
It quite simply isn't opening day in St. Louis without those iconic Clydesdales.
Oh I cried right away as soon as I heard the song! This touched me.
I've been going through a tough stretch this year . I've always loved horses. These are super special with all the care, work and training going into this 8 up hitch!🙋♀️💓🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴
Stay strong ❤
You weren't the only one
💜💜
This will never get old for me. I am balling my eyes out. They are so beautiful, and they look as if they are dancing. I would love seeing them up close, but I am grateful for youtube.
If you ever go to St. Louis and if the Clydesdales are in town, you can actually do a walk through of their stables for an up close look at these fabulous horses. I was there 10 or 12 years ago, and they had a new foal born. Who knows, maybe that foal was one of the horses pulling this team, now?
I never get tired of them or the commercials!!!
A displaced St. Louie woman here and this represents HOME to me and I could not be prouder!
I felt the same way when I was living away from Philly and would here the "Rocky" theme. I only live abt 20mins from the Rocky statue at the Philadelphia Arr Museum.
Such an amazing, beautiful, majestic animal! Love, love these Budweiser Clydesdales!
I got the wonderful opportunity to see the beautiful majestic animals up close and personnel about 3 yrs ago.I will never forget
There's nothing like it😍! I had the pleasure at Topsfield Fair.
I would LOVE to see this! I saw them once in the early 1980’s at a county fair in NY. The whole ground shakes when the team passes. It’s incredible.
They are soooooo MAJESTIC! Makes me emotional.
Always such a beautiful thing. Major props to the driver. I had enough of a time just driving my one little pony in her cart. Can’t imagine trying to handle that many lines at once, keeping them all in rhythm. And the massive amounts of care that is required by all the folks behind the scenes taking care of these lovely creatures every day, wow. I got to see them my first time in 1974 or 75? I was really little. They were at a parade my mom took me to. I remember looking up at them and they were soooooo massive to my little 4 year old self. I got to see them one other time in parade as a teen, and saw one of their road teams at a truck stop one day where they had stopped for fuel and lunch. Got to actually see them up close that day and talk to the folks that handle them. Nicest folks you’d ever meet. They really love their charges.
They brought tears to my eyes!!! They are sooooo BEAUTIFUL!! Thank you.
These horses are magnificent animals. The person who takes care of them is awesome. Please don't let their hooves get messed up. They are made to be looked at an admired. I wish I could get an ornament that looks like them.
Beautiful animals that bring joy to my heart!
I remember the first time I saw a Clydesdale at Busch Gardens, it was standing there perfectly still and for a second I thought it was an enlarged replica of a Clydesdale. I couldn't believe a horse could be that big until it moved.
I love those horses...so beautiful it gives me goosebumps every time!
What a MAGNIFICENT display and tradition! Such majesty and grace! It was also wonderful to hear the Budweiser song that was so popular when I was young. It brought back so many fond memories.
Love Love these horses an the dog too makes my heart smile
These "Gentle Giants" are sooooooo MAJESTIC, well behaved and just downright soul uplifting to view. I don't doubt that the audiences applause and the snappy music causes them to prance with a little more pride in their step. Simply Beautiful. An animal lover from CANADA.
As a Dodger fan, I’m so jealous. Hands down the best mascots in all of baseball, hell, ALL SPORTS! So majestic....
I just love seeing them again. I would like to see more of them. They take me back to better times and knowing they are still here makes me feel there might still be hope for better times again.
Congratulations Busch Stadium for the reopening. I love your Clydesdale horses, so majestic.
That was wonderful! So happy to see the Clydesdale horses out there! Thank you for sharing
I worked for Budweiser in my younger years. I was fortunate to have worked with the team when they came to visit the Bay Area. It is something I’ll never forget and cherish.
never saw them personally,but did stand beside a mom & baby years ago at a vet hospital I worked at.they are absolutely the most gentle,beautiful horses ever. The baby was almost as tall as me. these horses are stunning
Seeing the Budweiser Clydesdales in person in a parade route all set is an amazing thing , they are gigantic. Since they are worth a ton of money the handlers don't let anyone near them or touch them at all. Whenever they are in their stables in between walks they put a border up to keep people from getting up close to the stalls and then when they're hitched up onto the wagon the security crew warns everyone to keep back and don't touch the team (the horses).
The handlers and crew aren't very friendly to people and that's mostly because their work schedule and the money they make for that kind of job , Budweiser pays them very good money.
Just so moving. Makes me cry every time I see it. 🙏❤🐎
One time we went to the Budweiser farm near St. Louis and got to meet the Clydesdales. I even got to pat one on the nose. I felt so brave as I am not a big animal fan and they were humongous. They are beautiful to me - from a distance.
Patriotic, beautiful, amazing, reminds you of what this wonderful country is all about !!! Brings tears to your eyes because you & I like millions of loyal Americans still love our country. God will not fail us!!
We failed God! He will never leave us nor forsake us.... unless we walk away from Him. Think of all the commandments that are broken in this country that we never would have in the previous years like in the hay day of these beautiful animals.
There is no “God” guys. The sooner you stop believing in fairy tales the better.
They are iconic ! Even in the 21st Century, this is still stirring and a happy sight !! A friend worked at Busch Gardens in Tampa and took my Dad into see them in the stalls. My Dad was elderly, and our friend wanted him to see them up close and personal ! So nice. Love those Big Boys !!! The two guys and dog, too !!
I have been watching Clydesdales from previous Opening Days just to get ready for Opening Day 2021!
I cry everytime I see them...this is the most beautiful thing to see and these horses are pure joy to my soul....EVERY TIME!!! Thank you, Saint Louis!
They are majestic and magnificent. The most incredible sight to see. ♥️
it's amazing, it's been decades since Bud used that jingle, yet I STILL REMEMBER all the words. it was the BEST jingle ever for a beer. and I'll always remember seeing the horses in person when I was a little girl. we called all Clydesdales 'budweiser horses" until my dad told us they were actually clydesdales. well, they're still Budweiser horses to me. :-)
@ GoddessNeith
Clydesdales are a draft
horse breed that originated
in Scotland. Every area of
the UK as well as almost
every large district of every
other country used to have
their own regional variations
on draft horses. These breeds
were imported and bred in
USA.
You may (or may not) find these
two videos interesting:
" *A tribute to Clydesdale Horses - The Good Servant* "
th-cam.com/video/QecWr7bnCVM/w-d-xo.html
(*Spoiler alert:* The part about the Clydesdales
is in the first 18:28 minutes ... the rest is another
topic ... It is from 1957/58 ... sound is "okay")
ALSO
" *Clydesdale: Saving the Greatest Horse | Official Trailer* " (Janice Kirkpatrick, Scotland)
th-cam.com/video/CuWakWXSrME/w-d-xo.html
A-B's Budweiser is helping to keep this
breed from extinction.
Thank you, such gorgeous animals; we need to see more of them!🤗😁💖
Oh my goodness. Such beauty in motion. The Dalmatian is a beaut as well. This was a great video!!
This video made my day!!!! I love these horses. I wish they were seen more frequently.
These horses are so incredibly beautiful, so majestic… to see this tradition carry on .., no matter if it be viewed on my phone … I am so appreciative….. go bless those amazingly precious horses…. And that cute dog leading them !!!
I love those horses, being there and seeing them in person must have been wonderful.
Absolutely gorgeous....the real deal...so much training involved! Thank you Busch for still keeping them in your advertising. We just love them!
Don't forget the dalmatian ! They're always so beautiful !
Each one of those horses have some really good hooman friends. These beautiful creatures always give me chills
Style and enjoyment cubed. The handlers, drivers and Dalmatian along with the organist were top notch.
That was awesome. I’m glad that Budweiser still breeds and maintains these horses.
They make me emotional just because they are so amazing!
How wonderful it would be to see them live. Beautiful animals
Magnificent creatures. My little girl and I were at a fair and right in the front row as they brought them out and these are some big ole horsies. BEAUTIFUL.
I get a very happy and joyful feeling in my heart and really feel the excitement of watching These Beautiful and Majestic Creatures march around the baseball field. That's America! May God Save us all.
These horses are so magnificent and so are the rest of the team.
I took a tour of the Budweiser plant in St. Louis and you get to see the Clydesdale horses that are stationed there. So beautiful and majestic! Definitely the highlight of the trip.
We've all needed this for so long. SPECTACULAR!
I will never stop loving seeing this. ❤❤
I don't even drink beer but think I should buy some Bud anyway just to support these magnificent animals! Thanks for sharing them with us!!
Brings tears to my eyes. My two favorites. Baseball ⚾️ and Clydesdales. 🐴 ✌️🌻
Always look forward to Opening Day especially for our majestic Clydesdales and the great Cardinals.
I love watching these beautiful majestic animals and I even like the song! It puts joy in my heart!❤️
Absolute breathtaking!’ They are our National treasure!!!
A Belgian treasure?
@@vincenjones4915
Clydesdales originated
in Scotland as a draft
breed (river Clyde area)
" *A tribute to Clydesdale Horses - The Good Servant* "
th-cam.com/video/QecWr7bnCVM/w-d-xo.html
(Spoiler alert: The part about the Clydesdales
is in the first 18:28 minutes ... the rest is another
topic)
ALSO
" *Clydesdale: Saving the Greatest Horse | Official Trailer* " (Janice Kirkpatrick, Scotland)
th-cam.com/video/CuWakWXSrME/w-d-xo.html
I was born in Glasgow Scotland, and was fortunate to see these majestic horses many many times. When we saw them coming my siblings would stop to watch them go by. Even as a children we knew we were watching something special. One of my favourite memories living in Scotland. ❤️🇨🇦
How beautiful and graceful they are. I saw them once in New Hampshire many years ago.
Beautiful!!! I've have always loved clydesdales, probably because of the Budweiser Clydesdales. They are so majestic and they are so big and powerful.
I’ve seen them in person, they are HUGE. And so pretty, they live like kings, as they should. Such a great tradition, I’m glad they’ve kept it up.
I had no idea you had these horses in America. They're beautiful - also the shire horse. Known as being very gentle natured - like st Bernard's and Newfoundland dogs.
I did too as a kid and your right. They live a VERRRRY nice life.
These are the most beautiful animals I've ever seen...so proud and majestic. The trainers and groomers are to be highly commended for all the hard work they put in with these gorgeous creatures.
Saw them up real close years ago, were showing in Galveston, Tex, and we're just loosely ties, you could just go and pet and love on them...wow they are big when you are close!!
I love horses and always wanted one. Years ago these beautiful horses were at Turfway Race Track and my son called and told me. All of us went there and saw them getting the horses ready for their showing. Doing their manes etc and my son looked at me and said mom you re crying. I never thought I would be that close to these beautiful Clydesdales. Guess people think that's silly but do I care? NO