This is Sir Spattson. He is by Spatts and out of Mi Starrs a BaskStarr daughter. He’s not alone and he is loved very much. He is still alive and living a great life! I know because I’ve known his owner many years and I also bred his sire Spatts and Spatts dam Hosannah Halima. I think he is 29 now and still beautiful.
Lots of comments are about how this stallion is alone and that it’s not good for a horse to be in solitude. While this is true in some cases, this may have been a breeding stallion, or a stallion used only in breeding. It looks like the owners were testing if the mare was ready to breed or were getting ready to breed her with the stallion. For non-horsey people, stallions are usually kept separate from other mares or stallions, as the new stallion could cause injury to his new herd mates. During breeding season, if there are two stallions in the same herd, they will fight for breeding rights in the wild. It’s no different in captivity. We do not know the case of this horse, and so we don’t know why he was kept separate from the rest of the bunch. Please look into detail and do some research before commenting about how “lonely” the horse looks. The owners seem to know what they’re doing, and I’m sure they have their reasons for keeping this stallion away from the herd.
The owner know exactly what they are doing with this or any stallion. For instance the corral high enough to discourage him from jumping out or getting hurt.. If you only know about city stuff. Stay there.
Well they are introducing them prior to mating. Horses are like crocs they flirt, chase each other play if they like each other. If the mare does not like a stallion she will fight, bite and run away, it is much better to introduce a mare and stallion before breeding the stallion to leave them alone. Other mares are like" That it is enough I am out of here.............................. I am not breeding to that stallion!" and just run and run and bite and kick until they stop trying to breed the mare to avoid injuries to either horse. Few owners will breed a mare against her will.
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 Aw i love how the black Arabian stallion looks so excited! Which reminds me something I would see a black Arabian stallion he would become very excited to see me!
The horse is saying, come on over to my side of the fence baby, you know the grass is always greener on my side. Yeah baby, we can play barn together and quit all this horsing around.
I’m not a horse expert but it looks like it’s hot ( summer, breeding season, mares in heat ) and they may be teasing him or seeing who he is most compatible with. Pls no hate, as other people said, we don’t know the situation and I’m not some breeding expert, just wat I think.
Well, I'm not an expert in it - especially when having to explain it in English xD - but basically if the mare 'urinates' (I don't remember if it's actually urine or if it's something else related to the uterus) while being presented to the stallion it's a sign that she might be about ready to breed.
My cousin has a Paint horse stud and he was doing the same thing, except they didn't breed him at the time because the pasture full of mares had already been bred to someone else(they were just keeping the horses for a couple weeks).
Reminds me of me trying to attract people pacing the window randomly screaming So pretty though, is nice to see an Arab so refined but still having a strong head/face. What line is he?
Exactly. Some of the Arabians you see in TH-cam videos have heads that are just plain deformed. There are some really stupid breeders out there, and even stupider people who buy from them.
@@PamelaAmberson Do you have his sire? The only way I know about sun bleached black is that, don't laugh, I have a quarter horse molly mule which is a mare mule and she's black and she will bleach out to where she's got red tinges in her hair and that's why I thought he was either a black Bay or sun bleached. By the way one of the few combinations of mules that is not recommended are Arabian mules. Don't ask me why but it's just not a good breeding combination because of the personality that comes out from the Arab into the mule. Also Saddlebred mules are not recommended because of the Arab blood in the Saddlebred and I knew someone who had a Saddlebred mule that was absolutely nuts so she couldn't even ride it so she would show it at the mule shows and have her trainer ride it because she was so afraid of this mule and nobody in my mule club liked this mule she was crazy.
I am not a horse expert. Even a quick look at this video shows more than a few horses. The stallion is being “shown” this mare to see if mating would be possible. To have another stallion in there might be dangerous - these are expensive animals. I’m not sure if this “meeting” is to see if the mare is ready to accept the stud - I don’t know. But the stallion is revved up not unhappy. These folks seem to know what they’re doing.
Sir, did you teach him to walk like that. He's got an extra hop , almost bouncy stride to him. He looks very beautiful but unique. Very Arched neck, and and thin skin. Short back with thick bones for his size.
No one teaches an Arabian to walk like that it's in their DNA. They are known as drinkers of the wild, they float and are the quality that you see in most breeds of horse even some heavy horses like Percherons have Arabian blood.
Horses do this to meet. When they get over that situation they are best buddies Put them together and they will probs give each other a kick or two maybe bite .. it's just their way of meeting each other to show who is boss
He's a beautiful boy... but put another stallion or gelding with him give him company... horses hate being separated from others If you're worried for fighting, they'd fight for who's the highest in the leading order.. there should be no serious injuries, l introduced multiple stallions to one another in the beginning they might act out and fight a bit but they come along great.
Let the stallion in with the mares, and let nature take its course, instead of all that cruel 'in-hand' mating. If the mate is ready, she will stand for him, and he knows the signs of aggression, and knows to stay out of the way of her hooves.
He might have one - or other stallions. He's alone in this pen because they're using him to check if a mare is ready for breeding. He'll go back to his usual stall and pasture afterwards, and he'll probably have some sort of company on the pasture and in the stable.
This stallion looks healthy but is ageing, which may be why they are using him as a "teaser " for checking the receptiveness of brood mares instead of the stallion that actually covers the mare. This is frustrating for a stallion who obviously used to cover mares in the past. Its also very risky to have him in such a ramshackle insecure paddock , even worse - one that is beside the covering barn, a further torment for him. Fatal accidents happen that way. Normally a teaser is a stallion pony which never covers mared and is deployed in a chute or a more confined and padded space away from the covering barn. These people are irresponsible and unkind.
Sena is somewhat right, but another thing to keep in mind is the what actually could be going on. Just because he's separated in this video or in many videos, doesn't mean he's Alone all the time. We just don't know the whole story, which will always be the case when it comes to a online video. Also, most Stallions can act out more when other horses are around depending on how they are handled. Just wanted to say that, have a wonderful day or night.
Yes this is normal behaviour. He is excited because there are mares around who are in heat. They are introducing the mares to him to see who is ready. He is in that enclosure for that purpose, and as you saw, for safety reasons. Horses will often kick out forwards when they are excited with each other.
Thanks everyone. I Love horses but should I feel bad if I enjoy riding one? I'll go maybe once a year and mainly to see them. In order to interact with these horses you have to pay to ride one. Then you can buy them treats. Its really a beautiful tranquil ride. But would I want to carry someone around? Anyhow, thoughts?
nitetrane98 You can have only one horse, but they do get depressed without some sort of company, even if it’s a donkey, or in my case years ago, several goats!
It’s nothing to do with him being lonely! He can detect the pheromones on the breeze and he wants to get it on with the ladies! They just have to introduce a mare to see if she’s in season. She will squirt urine and mucus to let the stallion know she’s ready to mate.
He's not in heat but that mare probably is and all he can think about is getting his D in her P and makin' a baby 😂 stallions are crazy when there's a mare in heat close by.
He’s not in heat because He is a He! This is typical stallion behaviour whenever they detect the smell of a mare in season. They are introducing mares to him to see which ones are ready to mate. He’s excited!
Guys, he's trying to get the mare to notice him, you can tell by his behaviour. He isn't lonely, he's just flirting
This is Sir Spattson. He is by Spatts and out of Mi Starrs a BaskStarr daughter. He’s not alone and he is loved very much. He is still alive and living a great life! I know because I’ve known his owner many years and I also bred his sire Spatts and Spatts dam Hosannah Halima. I think he is 29 now and still beautiful.
Love the way Arabians hold their tails.
I would have to agreee
This is the horse equivalent of a cat call. 😂
Lots of comments are about how this stallion is alone and that it’s not good for a horse to be in solitude. While this is true in some cases, this may have been a breeding stallion, or a stallion used only in breeding. It looks like the owners were testing if the mare was ready to breed or were getting ready to breed her with the stallion. For non-horsey people, stallions are usually kept separate from other mares or stallions, as the new stallion could cause injury to his new herd mates. During breeding season, if there are two stallions in the same herd, they will fight for breeding rights in the wild. It’s no different in captivity. We do not know the case of this horse, and so we don’t know why he was kept separate from the rest of the bunch. Please look into detail and do some research before commenting about how “lonely” the horse looks. The owners seem to know what they’re doing, and I’m sure they have their reasons for keeping this stallion away from the herd.
As I just said, your not much of a snob are you,,,,,
@Barbara McCormack
Everyone is a lawyer, cop, judge, baker, candlestick maker, teacher, in the world today!
Very true indeed...
And stallions will fight
The owner know exactly what they are doing with this or any stallion. For instance the corral high enough to discourage him from jumping out or getting hurt.. If you only know about city stuff. Stay there.
what a magnificient creature
He is saying " hey babe come on over so we could get acquainted "
That mare said "nope."
What a stunner he looks like his floating on air when he moves truely beautiful .💙
Y'all need to calm down, the stallion is obviously teasing.
Hi s.r
Well they are introducing them prior to mating. Horses are like crocs they flirt, chase each other play if they like each other.
If the mare does not like a stallion she will fight, bite and run away, it is much better to introduce a mare and stallion before breeding the stallion to leave them alone. Other mares are like" That it is enough I am out of here.............................. I am not breeding to that stallion!" and just run and run and bite and kick until they stop trying to breed the mare to avoid injuries to either horse. Few owners will breed a mare against her will.
All that flashy chrome just adds to his beauty ! :)
Aw this Black Arabian Stallion is so adorable!🥰
Wanna know how well looked after a horse is, look at the coat
What a beautiful horse.
Hes like, so many women so little time lol
Strutting his stuff isn't he...
With horses that are obviously worth some money, you would think they would either fix or upgrade their fences.
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 Aw i love how the black Arabian stallion looks so excited! Which reminds me something I would see a black Arabian stallion he would become very excited to see me!
So cute and adorable!
Beautiful !
Beautiful !!
So beautiful!!!!
what a magnificent looking animal.
Beautiful horse😍❤️
Beautiful
Gotta love that sound ❤💪❤
4 white socks like Cass ole :)
I had a Cass Ole colt. Chestnut, blaze and four white socks.
Beautiful horses 🐴💙💗
The horse is saying, come on over to my side of the fence baby, you know the grass is always greener on my side. Yeah baby, we can play barn together and quit all this horsing around.
Beautiful animal!
So,,very,,beautiful,,sweet,,i,,love,,horse's,,they,,are, so,,peaceful,,to,,me,,great,,video 😍😁😉😄😃
Him: hey, baby doll...how you doin' ?
Her: well, I'm just fine.
Him: yeah, baby....you are real fine.
Her: wanna come over for awhile?
Is that how you met your husband Wendy? Ha ha LOL
I’m not a horse expert but it looks like it’s hot ( summer, breeding season, mares in heat ) and they may be teasing him or seeing who he is most compatible with. Pls no hate, as other people said, we don’t know the situation and I’m not some breeding expert, just wat I think.
Are they testing the mares to see if they are in season?
yep, it's a very common method :3
Well, I'm not an expert in it - especially when having to explain it in English xD - but basically if the mare 'urinates' (I don't remember if it's actually urine or if it's something else related to the uterus) while being presented to the stallion it's a sign that she might be about ready to breed.
He wants to breed it has nothing to do with him being alone!
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That's what I got out of it.
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My cousin has a Paint horse stud and he was doing the same thing, except they didn't breed him at the time because the pasture full of mares had already been bred to someone else(they were just keeping the horses for a couple weeks).
I'm glad the Arabian stallion face isn't all distorted with the dish look...
"Bae come over"
That ain't talking, that's setting up a date.
He protecc
He attacc
But most importantly....
He scream like hecc
Tyler Mac shit that horse is wild
He is in LOVE.....
Karen Lacey In Lust.
He is in heat.
Very pretty
Very handsome stallion.
love the chrome on that handsome boy !
My guess is that they are getting ready to breed.
He is very gorgeous I wished I had a horse.
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PArty time!!😂🤣🐎
Very nice
Reminds me of me trying to attract people pacing the window randomly screaming
So pretty though, is nice to see an Arab so refined but still having a strong head/face. What line is he?
Exactly. Some of the Arabians you see in TH-cam videos have heads that are just plain deformed. There are some really stupid breeders out there, and even stupider people who buy from them.
Holy shit! sounded like 64 Mustang
OMG that horse sounds mad
he is so prity
He's not black - he's a dark bay.
He is jet black and so was his sire
@@PamelaAmberson then he's sun bleached.
@@ktgodwin100 perhaps. His sire, Spats never sun bleached. He was blue black. Sir Spattson is a truly wonderful family horse.
@@PamelaAmberson Do you have his sire? The only way I know about sun bleached black is that, don't laugh, I have a quarter horse molly mule which is a mare mule and she's black and she will bleach out to where she's got red tinges in her hair and that's why I thought he was either a black Bay or sun bleached.
By the way one of the few combinations of mules that is not recommended are Arabian mules. Don't ask me why but it's just not a good breeding combination because of the personality that comes out from the Arab into the mule. Also Saddlebred mules are not recommended because of the Arab blood in the Saddlebred and I knew someone who had a Saddlebred mule that was absolutely nuts so she couldn't even ride it so she would show it at the mule shows and have her trainer ride it because she was so afraid of this mule and nobody in my mule club liked this mule she was crazy.
I am not a horse expert. Even a quick look at this video shows more than a few horses. The stallion is being “shown” this mare to see if mating would be possible. To have another stallion in there might be dangerous - these are expensive animals. I’m not sure if this “meeting” is to see if the mare is ready to accept the stud - I don’t know. But the stallion is revved up not unhappy. These folks seem to know what they’re doing.
Sir, did you teach him to walk like that. He's got an extra hop , almost bouncy stride to him. He looks very beautiful but unique. Very Arched neck, and and thin skin. Short back with thick bones for his size.
News that matter
Yep, an Arab!!
That’s just the way Arabs are "built" and move. They’re considered "hotbloods" and they are full of energy, love to run!
No one teaches an Arabian to walk like that it's in their DNA. They are known as drinkers of the wild, they float and are the quality that you see in most breeds of horse even some heavy horses like Percherons have Arabian blood.
He is a wonderful example of the type, not all dishy and extreme as some Arabs are bred to look. Perfectly proportioned and full of fire!
Very beautiful 😍😘😘😘
He’s so pretty
Horses do this to meet. When they get over that situation they are best buddies
Put them together and they will probs give each other a kick or two maybe bite .. it's just their way of meeting each other to show who is boss
He's a beautiful boy... but put another stallion or gelding with him give him company... horses hate being separated from others
If you're worried for fighting, they'd fight for who's the highest in the leading order.. there should be no serious injuries, l introduced multiple stallions to one another in the beginning they might act out and fight a bit but they come along great.
Marit they might be moving horses around and kept him separate or they might be getting to bred him
Not if they show this horse. You can't risk a bite or kick or worse putting scars on his coat !
They're checking to see if they are ready to mate.
Lauren then take him of showing for a month. A horse is not just for your own pleasure :) theu need other horses
Micky MS
They can visit over the fence. A month wd not b enough time to heal a skin scar from a bite or kick.
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You need to fix medal fence.
Let the stallion in with the mares, and let nature take its course, instead of all that cruel 'in-hand' mating. If the mate is ready, she will stand for him, and he knows the signs of aggression, and knows to stay out of the way of her hooves.
At least it not lock in a stall
He is stunning. He needs a gelding to keep him company. 🤩
He might have one - or other stallions. He's alone in this pen because they're using him to check if a mare is ready for breeding. He'll go back to his usual stall and pasture afterwards, and he'll probably have some sort of company on the pasture and in the stable.
Maybe he does have. This pen is just while they introduce mares to him to see who’s up for it!
He IS a handsome devil of a horse, ain’t he?😎
He's teasing the mare getting ready to breed to put another horse in with him would be dangerous.
he's not at all lonely..... If the mare is not in heat its not happening.....
She hot Rolling Stones song.
Sure is handsome
This is something I can draw!
This stallion looks healthy but is ageing, which may be why they are using him as a "teaser " for checking the receptiveness of brood mares instead of the stallion that actually covers the mare. This is frustrating for a stallion who obviously used to cover mares in the past. Its also very risky to have him in such a ramshackle insecure paddock , even worse - one that is beside the covering barn, a further torment for him. Fatal accidents happen that way.
Normally a teaser is a stallion pony which never covers mared and is deployed in a chute or a more confined and padded space away from the covering barn. These people are irresponsible and unkind.
He's clearly pretty upset!
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is that normal behavior? horses need company all the time , no? they normally live in herds, right?
Bad Wolf Thank you for the reply...... lol It sounds like you have several years of experience with Horses and their behaviors.
Sena is somewhat right, but another thing to keep in mind is the what actually could be going on. Just because he's separated in this video or in many videos, doesn't mean he's Alone all the time. We just don't know the whole story, which will always be the case when it comes to a online video. Also, most Stallions can act out more when other horses are around depending on how they are handled. Just wanted to say that, have a wonderful day or night.
Yes this is normal behaviour. He is excited because there are mares around who are in heat. They are introducing the mares to him to see who is ready. He is in that enclosure for that purpose, and as you saw, for safety reasons. Horses will often kick out forwards when they are excited with each other.
Thanks everyone. I Love horses but should I feel bad if I enjoy riding one? I'll go maybe once a year and mainly to see them. In order to interact with these horses you have to pay to ride one. Then you can buy them treats. Its really a beautiful tranquil ride. But would I want to carry someone around? Anyhow, thoughts?
@@Achannelaboutanything It’s no sin to ride a horse.
hes like GIM ME DAT ASS xD
then he goes PLEZ! she be like NAH then he todally freaks out xD NOOOOO
So now the horsey experts say you cannot own only one horse. I'm guessing a minimum of 4 to cover all the buddy situations. Sounds expensive.
nitetrane98 You can have only one horse, but they do get depressed without some sort of company, even if it’s a donkey, or in my case years ago, several goats!
Y'all don't know the horses situation - get off about it being alone.
Neither do you, sir.
Mark Basnight They know what the're talking about and your the one that doesn't
Brilliant argument. You've given the world a lot to think about.
It’s nothing to do with him being lonely! He can detect the pheromones on the breeze and he wants to get it on with the ladies! They just have to introduce a mare to see if she’s in season. She will squirt urine and mucus to let the stallion know she’s ready to mate.
He is not black, his color is seal brown!
the black👌
Kyle Kyle Babers where...??? He's brown 🤣🤣
Krysúla Santi Read the title of the vid.
Glyn Parker sorry😅
mine was irony☺😁
Welp, I hope they will allow them to marry and have a baby. She looks a little scared of him, though.
Gg
He's pretty, to bad he's not for sale
He’s beautiful. Lovely head and face.
so nice... are they your horses?
I hate it when people keep stallions alone. You can feel his frustration.
People think stallions are dangerous and should be seperated, bullshit.
Kaiser Frost ikr its pisses me off
Kaiser Frost Theee fuck we not trying to get foals
Kaiser Frost You don't know anything about the owner's or horses situation
So what should they do? Put the stallion amongst all the mares and hope that they use a condom?
Is he angry or in heat? Can't tell lol
Eva Cadriel Stallions can't be in heat you dummy xD He wants to mate though. He looks like he's trying to impress those mares
He's not in heat but that mare probably is and all he can think about is getting his D in her P and makin' a baby 😂 stallions are crazy when there's a mare in heat close by.
He’s not in heat because He is a He! This is typical stallion behaviour whenever they detect the smell of a mare in season. They are introducing mares to him to see which ones are ready to mate. He’s excited!
Just like a male
Tryna beat guts boi
One of them farted
Your maturity is shining.
How did it smell
I think it was the dude leading the mare.
Whose a pretty boy then? :)
Brown.
Krysúla Santi : bay
Phyllis Arrington brown****
Bay! A nice dark bay. Brown horses don't have the black mane, tail, and legs that this handsome boy has. Either that or a sun faded black.
He is black and so was his sire. It may be the afternoon sun.
BAY 🤣🤣🤣
Black...certo..come no😅🤦🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
''non-horsey people????'' your not much of a snob are you,,,
Islam is absolute truth
Nope
Beautiful !