Boy is your information inaccurate. The Rocky Mountain Horse is a newer breed and was bred in the East. The Mustang is notan expensive breed as the Federal government sells them at $125. And you did not explain the differences between the spots onthe Appaloosa and the spotted pintos sometime seen within Mustang herds. You really screwed up the pronouncement of Dressage. BTW $1k to $5k is relatively cheap in equestrian fields. Please do not do another horse video of any kind until you can speak with a true equestrian, seek out somer instructors, riders and trainers in all price ranges
I was shocked that one of the most interesting traits of the Akhal Teke was not mentioned....its luminous coat. The Akhal-Teke typically has a marvelous metallic glow to his coat. This is caused by the structure of the hair; the opaque core is reduced in size and in some areas may be absent altogether. Go back and look. Amazing!
I love how they seem to glow. The paint horse is not a breed, but a color. And can show up in any breed. There are thoroughbreds one has been raced in Japan.
@@jenniferbeyer6412, The color is actually pinto. Nearly any breed can be a pinto but only certain breeds, Thoroughbred and Quarter Horses, can be a Paint. So, a Paint is a TB or QH that is also a pinto.
Thank you for this assemblage of footage of absolutely beautiful horses. The pronunciation of “Dressage”-It’s the French pronunciation, not “dress-age”. Mustangs aren’t “expensive”-in fact, BLM mustangs often go for under $1000. Perhaps this video could have been titled “highly valued horse breeds”/
The percheron ,,,biggest most beautiful ever,,,young living in mona Utah has the most amazing I've ever seen. Stands sometimes 19 plus hands. Plus the most gentle souls for such a gigantic horse ever,,,
13:31 I’m sorry, but that’s just wrong. Saying that a standard bred costing between $1000 and $5000 is expensive, and saying that people will have to save up for such an expensive horse, Hilarious! A horse that is usually considered expensive ranges from as low as $40,000 or even higher than $100,000 depending on who you ask. My advice to improve these kinds of videos is to ask somebody knowledgeable of the topic the question that you are answering in the videos. For example, asking a horse expert what they would consider to be an expensive horse.
This whole video was poorly researched.. the best thing about it, other than the beautiful horses, is being able to point out the many errors and misconceptions.. not to mention one of my personal soap boxes.. phony sounding and incorrectly pronouncing voice overs
These are gorgeous horses, but why would you say they are more expensive than others? You can buy a quarter horse for a fairly cheap price. Do you want to buy a trained rodeo quarter horse? Now you're talking money because of the training the horse requires, but it has nothing to do with its breed. Mustangs are not expensive. You can get them through the BLM for a minimal expenditure. They have something like 46,000 horses in captivity that they are trying to find homes for. $1,000-$5,000 is not a high price to pay for a horse. Expensive horses are in excess of $100,000. Once again, a racing horse is going to cost far more than a thoroughbred who has not been successful on the track. Owners will sell off unsuccessful race horses for a pittance simply to have room for a horse that has more potential.
Absolutely! You can buy most of these breeds of horses for less than $10,000-value depends more on level of training and performance record than breed. Warmbloods tend to be more expensive because their gaits place them better in dressage (pronounced “dreh-SAHGE”) competitions, but there are cheap warmbloods out there. Frankly, this video is full of inaccuracies and is pretty lame.
I’m glad I’m not the only one who felt like there was something wrong here. It felt like the only point that was being made was that the particular horse was important to history and that’s why it deserved it to be on the list. A lot of the horses he mentioned can be found at auctions for less than $10,000. And one of my favorite breeds wasn’t even mentioned, the American cream draft, which is really rare and probably very expensive to buy.
@@JazminFloral1020 There was always a pair of Cream Drafts at the Minnesota State Fair---they were owned by the University, I believe. They are handsome horses. I myself owned Lipizzans for many years---they are officially an endangered breed since there are fewer than about 10,000 in the world, and only about 4,000 in the US. But being relatively rare meant nothing as to value, I got most of mine for $8000 each (geldings, all started under saddle and well-bred with good conformation). Why so cheap? They are not fashionable in the show ring; they are generally small (14.2-15.2) and many people don't like their big Roman noses. Doesn't matter that they are intelligent, trainable, and bred for dressage, they don't place well in competition. Judges want to see extravagant warmblood movement with lots of toe-flinging and huge extensions, and Lipizzans excel at collection. Thankfully now this is changing and very tall dressage horses are not so popular, and more people are understanding that amateurs don't need huge horses with gaits they can't sit properly. There is a local trainer who breeds and shows Lipizzans very successfully, and her youngsters sold under saddle are priced closer to $25,000, and they're worth it, their basic training is classical and correct. That is still less than a similarly-trained quality warmblood, but it's going in the right direction.
@@JazminFloral1020I can't believe he put the paint as number one. The paint,mustang and quarter horses are the most common breeds and are overflowing at the auctions,rescues and blm. I own a breeding pair of purebred Egyptian Arabians and though they aren't that rare or always expensive I believe horses such as the Arab the Akhal teke, the Andalusian/P.R.E and other similar types should have been listed as most expensive not just because of price but because of things such as refinement/beauty,purity and their ancient bloodline. I mean even though a trained rodeo or competition quarter horse might be more expensive than a lot of arabs the difference is that the quarter horse,mustang,paint ect and other rather plain breeds gain their monetary value via their training and performance abilities compared to a breed like the Arabian or Akhal teke wich can be totally untrained but be worth considerably more money based on its exquisite refinement,purity of its ancient bloodline and graceful floating movements. They are moving art. In planer words the quarter horse,paint,mustang,types have to work at being expensive whereas the singularly pure,ancient and exotic oriental breeds such as Akhal tekes,and Arabs are born with the bloodline and beauty to stand on its own that's why I'm actually surprised that you can even get a purebred Arabian for any less than 10,000 some go for a couple thousand but this is only due to them being so exotic and beautiful that the demand for them in like the 80s caused them to be bred to the point where they are more common now and therfore the price went down
@elizabethmcfarland8507 0 seconds ago All mustangs did not originate from the Spanish horses, as there are etchings in cave walls and rocks showing horses (and other animals that are now extinct), that were etched there by Native Americans way before the Spanish ever set foot in America. Some mustang herds have been tested and there is not one drop of Spanish dna in them at all. The knowledge of the original wild horses (mustangs) were passed down in Native tribes well before the Spanish ever set the first foot in America. I am Native American and this is a cold hard fact, and saying that all our horses originated from Spanish lines is not only false, it is not true at all.
This isn't necessarily in any particular order, I'm guessing? I've had the honor of working with, and being owned by several horses over the years, (Quarter Horses, Appies, Arabians, Saddlebreds, etc.), but the MOMENT I rode my first Andalusian stallion I was absolutely SPOILED for anything else! These horses are DEFINETELY #1(not even close!), in my humble opinion😊! They are ALL heart & soul (after being bred for centuries for bullfighting&war😢, they would literally lay down their life for their person!), they are EXTREMELEY intelligent making them very fun&easy to train, are absolutely the MOST beautiful/fun/flashy yet safe/comfortable/brave/loyal/loving horses I've EVER had the privledge of being owned by in my entire life (and, that is no mistake, THEY own YOU, and you're a better person for it!❤)! After rescuing a couple of Andalusian stallions from some 💔abuse/neglect, I was hooked! This breed loves their person with the loyalty&intensity usually associated with a dog, and, as an added bonus, are also by FAR the MOST GORGEOUS breed on the PLANET(although i am partial, but they ARE the "carousel horses" AND "unicorns"... REALLY! !😊❤)! OK, I promise, I'll stop raving now...I just TRULY LOVE them (and miss my boys!💔😪) in case you couldn't tell!!🥰💜💙💜
I love the Andalusians and P.R.E but did you know it was the Arabians that contributed alot to their refinement. I own a breeding pair of purebred Egyptian Arabians and the Arab is the source of your Andalusians refinement otherwise it would be muscular but plain. It's the Arab that gave it those larger eyes smaller ears,arching neck ect.
I have lived with Arabian horses, quarter horses, and Morgan horses, and hands down, the Arabian horse wins my vote 100%. We even had wild horses that we adopted. Not one was as amazing as the Arabs were. Too bad I am too old to ride anymore. Broken in too many places, and not once from our Arabian horses.
I own a breeding pair of purebred Egyptian Arabians and I agree they are the most beautiful,refined,exotic and ancient horses they are the source of refinement in other beautiful breeds like Andalusians and the Arabs are actually from ancient caspian horses were bred larger
I didn't know the Rocky Mountain Horse as a breed before watching this. So, thank you for pointing it out to us. I could see immediately that it can do the "Toelt" or "Paso Fino" gait, which is so comfortable to ride! Speaking of this gait, the American Saddlebred also has it and the Tennessee Walker and the Foxtrotter. I don't know whether they would be very pricey for that reason? But can imagine they would be, as the various types of Paso Finos are: Peruvian, Puerto Rican, Venezuelan and Colombian. All brought over to North, Central and South America by the Spanish. The Icelandic horse is much smaller, but for adults to ride too and it also has the "Toelt" gait. Many Icelandic horses also have the Pace, a gait I don't find at all comfortable to ride with both legs on one side moving in unison. Like camels. There is an American breed that does it too and is used for not trotting, but pacing races, running before a sulky. So, there are many horse breeds in the world that can turn out pricey... And speaking of trotting race horses, there is of course also the Russian Orlov, very popular too for this sport...
My Granny used to love telling people that my first word was NOT mama or papa BUT HORSE. My love of horses I was born with but my favorite breed is the THOROUGHBRED. I had one who was the BEST horse I have ever had...He was 35 when he died and I owned him(well maybe HE OWNED me!)for 30 of his 35 years!!! He was super smart and he loved to run. I rode him most of the time bareback and we had a secret way of letting him know when he was allowed to run! I have a Thoroughbred mare now but no horse can compare to Sam! This mare is 26 years and more than likely my last horse.
GOD gifted man with the 🐎 & 🐕 so lets show our gratitude by taking the best care of them as we can. Adopt dogs from shelters donate 💵 & yr time to animals shelters. Spay & nurture yr pets.
The use of the word 'species' when referring to the different types of horses is... inaccurate. Rather varieties would be a more error-free description...
If they announced the “average” cost per animal, thoroughbreds and Arabians are tops, the horses that win the most money or gold medals are naturally going to cost more.
The American standard bred is actually quite cheap compared to the most expensive horses in the world bc the most expensive horses prob start from 10000 to 1M
24:34 Horses and people do not have a symbiotic relationship. Symbiosis implies that both animals cannot survive without the other because of specialised traits that contribute to the health and well-being of both animals. The only reasons horses need *us* as a species is for the food and vitamins they cab no longer they can live without What you were looking to say wa that horses and people have a *partnership,* where both contribute to a common aim, but do not absolutely require that other to eat, breed and survive. There is a difference.
might want to bring up that the quarter horse earned it's name as being the fastest horse in the world in a quarter mile (even faster than a thoroughbred in a quarter mile). raced mine against a car on a stockcar dirt track at 48 mph and he loved racing. he didn't like puddles though.
No disrespect intended here. But you really need to learn far more about horses. Your information isn't correct about the breeds are theirs prices. Please do a complete research and get educated on horses before doing another video on them. There's a lot of us out here who are actual horse owners that know far more about them and the different breeds than you do , as well as their cost. And we do watch videos like yours relating to them. I've owne a number of the horses you claimed are very expensive. Their not as expensive as your making them out to be. There's horses you didn't even mention that are far more expensive. Which I also happen to own. No disrespect intended just trying to help you here. Much respect. 😊
German breeds are not that expensive in Germany. Same for Dutch warm bloods. They are pretty standard here. It depends where you live and purchase a horse. I think Trakehners are better at trot racing compared to the American standard bred. I also don´t see how American Paint are the most expensive. For me it would be Aral Theke or Turkoman in like golden or satin like colours
The Appaloosa horses that are shown ARE NOT TRUE APPALOOSA! The true Appaloosa has a rat tail sparse mane. These are all crossbred with other breeds like Quarter Horse, Thoroughbred, Warm Blood, etc. The Appaloosa breed has been ruined by it's own registry. If you get a Quarter Horse DO NOT GET any horse that has ANY of the stallion Impressive in it's pedigree. Impressive bloodline has a dangerous genetic condition called HYPP. It causes severe seizures & is a fatal condition. It's almost like epilepsy.
The Headline here should read....the Most Expensive and Unknown Horses in the AMERICAN World,, the majority of which are nothing but cross breeds of wild horses.
Sorry to disagree with you about the Mustang. The BLM who is a government agency is in the process of eliminate of their range to make room for the cattle and sheep industry. Many of the Mustangs end up in kill pens and other over loaded holding pens.😢
@deloresrogers685 I completely agree with you. The BLM are wicked and cruel in their treatment of the wild Mustangs, Burros et al. I just call them the... B - Bl**dy L - Lunatic M - Murderers I have watched how wicked they are, it hurts my soul. 😢😢
Wow, it's nice that you put in many clips with the horses foals, and you answered my question that I have been thinking about: "What is the schleich horse named "Coal", what is his breed? I think it's an Oldenburg. Thank you, Fancy Banana!
They should have mentioned this: "Appaloosa, colour breed of horse popular in the United States. The breed is said to have descended in the Nez Percé Indian territory of North America from wild mustangs, which in turn descended from Spanish horses brought in by explorers. The name derives from the Palouse River of Idaho and Washington.Jan 30, 2024" and "The horses were originally called "Palouse horses" by settlers, a reference to the Palouse River that ran through the heart of what was once Nez Perce country. Gradually, the name evolved into "Apalouse", and then "Appaloosa"."
The 'Arabian' horses do not originate from the Arabian peninsula they were brought into Arabia from Iran around 1400 years ago and are an offshoot of the Aseel horses of Iran that are 4 or 5 distinct breeds at least one of which was bred especially for it's stamina (Saglavi). The Aseel horses are much calmer than the Arab horses of Arabia that have been handled with a view to making them a little feisty so they can appear to be a bit of a challenge and the narrow nose and head shape that has been bred into them in Arabia is not everyone's ideal and may restrict breathing. For cross breeding purposes the original breeds from Iran have all the fundamental qualities that can enhance many other breeds.
I Would like to point out ,that all these Horses Dont necessarily Come from America ? I am an old Aussie Digger,Who grew up on a farm with Clydesdale & Suffock Punch Horses ! Also with Australian 1/4 Horse Which my great Grandfather bred & trained,& were just Amazing Animals ! But What about the Belgium Draught Horse ,I believe to be the Strongest Horse on the Planet ! Not as Tall as Clydesdale or Shire But More Mussle & lower to the ground So Would Pull More in any Situation ? Or Irish Cob ,not even a mention,Which is disappointing to Say the Least ? As a Horse man all my Life ,now 72 ,but was on a horse at 2 with my gramd father, & So Love all of them ! But a Little balance Wouldn't Go astray ,I believe ? They all have talents,mostly Shown & Displayed from the ,Love ,& Training of that Owner! But it is truly Wonderful to See a Huge Horse with Rider in Dressage ,So elegantly prancing around ! And the gentle Nature of Such a Huge Animal ! And in Perfect Condition ,Coat ,for themselves,Rider ,owner ! Thank U for this Video ,Was Nice to See & Hear about Some ? BUT i feel Could of been better,Without being too Critical ? But of Course When one Has a Love for these Animals ,& a Passion is Difficult indeed ! With Respect ,& Love from Downunder Australia!🙏❤️☘️🇦🇺
One of the most expensive breed is not mentioned: The Argentine Criollo, from which the Argentine Polo Pony derieves, and can sell for more than U$ 30,000. Around 26 to 28 horses are needed to have a successful 4 player Polo Team.
Rocky Mountain Horses were developed in Appalachia. Mustangs as a breed are not spotted. some are, but it is not trait for breed recognition. You did a good job with the others.
Thank you for the update, The Fancy Banana..!! Speaking of expensive horse breeds, all I know is The Rose Gray Bay Arabian Horse in a video game called 'Red Dead Redemption 2'. 🤣
He doesn’t tell us how much their worth though, I’ve been wanting a horse since idk forever (and my family is never going too be ab e too get one😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭♾️)
Boy is your information inaccurate. The Rocky Mountain Horse is a newer breed and was bred in the East. The Mustang is notan expensive breed as the Federal government sells them at $125. And you did not explain the differences between the spots onthe Appaloosa and the spotted pintos sometime seen within Mustang herds. You really screwed up the pronouncement of Dressage. BTW $1k to $5k is relatively cheap in equestrian fields. Please do not do another horse video of any kind until you can speak with a true equestrian, seek out somer instructors, riders and trainers in all price ranges
It’s a bot
I was shocked that one of the most interesting traits of the Akhal Teke was not mentioned....its luminous coat. The Akhal-Teke typically has a marvelous metallic glow to his coat. This is caused by the structure of the hair; the opaque core is reduced in size and in some areas may be absent altogether. Go back and look. Amazing!
I agree….The Akhal-Teke is always on a list like this.
What do you expect. This is a banana talking about horses. It is all blabla.
The Aal looks like it is the same... this guy has done so much wrong in this video...
I love how they seem to glow.
The paint horse is not a breed, but a color. And can show up in any breed. There are thoroughbreds one has been raced in Japan.
@@jenniferbeyer6412, The color is actually pinto. Nearly any breed can be a pinto but only certain breeds, Thoroughbred and Quarter Horses, can be a Paint. So, a Paint is a TB or QH that is also a pinto.
If this bot says "DRESSage" rather than "dressAGE" one more time . . .
The Quarter Horse can FLYYYYY!❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for this assemblage of footage of absolutely beautiful horses.
The pronunciation of “Dressage”-It’s the French pronunciation, not “dress-age”.
Mustangs aren’t “expensive”-in fact, BLM mustangs often go for under $1000. Perhaps this video could have been titled “highly valued horse breeds”/
Lots of booboos in this video.
Goes hand in hand with the LABAZON horse.
I was literally about to comment with the dressage pronunciation LOL
The percheron ,,,biggest most beautiful ever,,,young living in mona Utah has the most amazing I've ever seen. Stands sometimes 19 plus hands. Plus the most gentle souls for such a gigantic horse ever,,,
It's not dress-edge, the second half is pronounced like massage. So, dress-ssahge.
Came here to say the same thing.
That was making me crazy! Thanks.
Every time it was said I would correct it lol@@GailK.
These stupid voice-overs pronounce many words incorrectly. Fake voice-overs with fake accents are one of the many scourges of the internet.
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I was so confused over this video that I wanted to SCREAM, so I did so! 🐴🤬😭
Had a Morgan for years......she was a beautiful girl....brown with a blonde mane.....she lived to be 39.....best girl ever.....miss her 💔💔😔
13:31 I’m sorry, but that’s just wrong. Saying that a standard bred costing between $1000 and $5000 is expensive, and saying that people will have to save up for such an expensive horse, Hilarious! A horse that is usually considered expensive ranges from as low as $40,000 or even higher than $100,000 depending on who you ask. My advice to improve these kinds of videos is to ask somebody knowledgeable of the topic the question that you are answering in the videos. For example, asking a horse expert what they would consider to be an expensive horse.
I know right and putting the paint as number one was also hilarious as the auctions are overflowing with paints,quarter horses and mustangs
This whole video was poorly researched.. the best thing about it, other than the beautiful horses, is being able to point out the many errors and misconceptions.. not to mention one of my personal soap boxes.. phony sounding and incorrectly pronouncing voice overs
Definitely 😂😂😂😂 I laughed at this
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Mustang.🏈🐴🇺🇸
These are gorgeous horses, but why would you say they are more expensive than others? You can buy a quarter horse for a fairly cheap price. Do you want to buy a trained rodeo quarter horse? Now you're talking money because of the training the horse requires, but it has nothing to do with its breed. Mustangs are not expensive. You can get them through the BLM for a minimal expenditure. They have something like 46,000 horses in captivity that they are trying to find homes for. $1,000-$5,000 is not a high price to pay for a horse. Expensive horses are in excess of $100,000. Once again, a racing horse is going to cost far more than a thoroughbred who has not been successful on the track. Owners will sell off unsuccessful race horses for a pittance simply to have room for a horse that has more potential.
Absolutely! You can buy most of these breeds of horses for less than $10,000-value depends more on level of training and performance record than breed. Warmbloods tend to be more expensive because their gaits place them better in dressage (pronounced “dreh-SAHGE”) competitions, but there are cheap warmbloods out there. Frankly, this video is full of inaccuracies and is pretty lame.
I’m glad I’m not the only one who felt like there was something wrong here. It felt like the only point that was being made was that the particular horse was important to history and that’s why it deserved it to be on the list. A lot of the horses he mentioned can be found at auctions for less than $10,000. And one of my favorite breeds wasn’t even mentioned, the American cream draft, which is really rare and probably very expensive to buy.
@@JazminFloral1020 There was always a pair of Cream Drafts at the Minnesota State Fair---they were owned by the University, I believe. They are handsome horses. I myself owned Lipizzans for many years---they are officially an endangered breed since there are fewer than about 10,000 in the world, and only about 4,000 in the US. But being relatively rare meant nothing as to value, I got most of mine for $8000 each (geldings, all started under saddle and well-bred with good conformation). Why so cheap? They are not fashionable in the show ring; they are generally small (14.2-15.2) and many people don't like their big Roman noses. Doesn't matter that they are intelligent, trainable, and bred for dressage, they don't place well in competition. Judges want to see extravagant warmblood movement with lots of toe-flinging and huge extensions, and Lipizzans excel at collection. Thankfully now this is changing and very tall dressage horses are not so popular, and more people are understanding that amateurs don't need huge horses with gaits they can't sit properly. There is a local trainer who breeds and shows Lipizzans very successfully, and her youngsters sold under saddle are priced closer to $25,000, and they're worth it, their basic training is classical and correct. That is still less than a similarly-trained quality warmblood, but it's going in the right direction.
Absolutely right.
@@JazminFloral1020I can't believe he put the paint as number one. The paint,mustang and quarter horses are the most common breeds and are overflowing at the auctions,rescues and blm. I own a breeding pair of purebred Egyptian Arabians and though they aren't that rare or always expensive I believe horses such as the Arab the Akhal teke, the Andalusian/P.R.E and other similar types should have been listed as most expensive not just because of price but because of things such as refinement/beauty,purity and their ancient bloodline. I mean even though a trained rodeo or competition quarter horse might be more expensive than a lot of arabs the difference is that the quarter horse,mustang,paint ect and other rather plain breeds gain their monetary value via their training and performance abilities compared to a breed like the Arabian or Akhal teke wich can be totally untrained but be worth considerably more money based on its exquisite refinement,purity of its ancient bloodline and graceful floating movements. They are moving art. In planer words the quarter horse,paint,mustang,types have to work at being expensive whereas the singularly pure,ancient and exotic oriental breeds such as Akhal tekes,and Arabs are born with the bloodline and beauty to stand on its own that's why I'm actually surprised that you can even get a purebred Arabian for any less than 10,000 some go for a couple thousand but this is only due to them being so exotic and beautiful that the demand for them in like the 80s caused them to be bred to the point where they are more common now and therfore the price went down
Fun fact about me Arabians are my favourite and dream horses! ❤❤❤❤
I have a Arab he is so sassy
I own a breeding pair of purebred Egyptian Arabians
The script in this video is terrible along with the narration. Poor pronunciation and word choice.
It’s pretty bad.
It has "this meeting could've been an email" energy
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All mustangs did not originate from the Spanish horses, as there are etchings in cave walls and rocks showing horses (and other animals that are now extinct), that were etched there by Native Americans way before the Spanish ever set foot in America. Some mustang herds have been tested and there is not one drop of Spanish dna in them at all. The knowledge of the original wild horses (mustangs) were passed down in Native tribes well before the Spanish ever set the first foot in America. I am Native American and this is a cold hard fact, and saying that all our horses originated from Spanish lines is not only false, it is not true at all.
I love the Clydesdales they’re really cool. I actually went to the Budweiser Clydesdale barn when I was younger.
There's nothing as breathtaking as seeing a herd of mustangs running free.
Dude, you need an editor. You also need to get someone to help you with pronunciation.
Nothing better than a gaited horse. Especially when you get older. LOL
This was totally random. And you plainly know very little about horses and horse prices. $1000 to $5000 for a standardbred? Where did you get that?
Beautiful horse 😊
But you're not saying WHY they are more expensive than other breeds!
I agree. And neither is he saying how much it would cost to purchase each breed sadly
if it helps, its usually about the coats and value. unfortunatly people breed horses only for colors and not quality, same with dogs
@@madelynblairsworld it's sad when a perfectly good working dog (or horse) is ruined for fashion!
Because of the demand
@@tricianilsson68709!
This isn't necessarily in any particular order, I'm guessing? I've had the honor of working with, and being owned by several horses over the years, (Quarter Horses, Appies, Arabians, Saddlebreds, etc.), but the MOMENT I rode my first Andalusian stallion I was absolutely SPOILED for anything else! These horses are DEFINETELY #1(not even close!), in my humble opinion😊! They are ALL heart & soul (after being bred for centuries for bullfighting&war😢, they would literally lay down their life for their person!), they are EXTREMELEY intelligent making them very fun&easy to train, are absolutely the MOST beautiful/fun/flashy yet safe/comfortable/brave/loyal/loving horses I've EVER had the privledge of being owned by in my entire life (and, that is no mistake, THEY own YOU, and you're a better person for it!❤)! After rescuing a couple of Andalusian stallions from some 💔abuse/neglect, I was hooked! This breed loves their person with the loyalty&intensity usually associated with a dog, and, as an added bonus, are also by FAR the MOST GORGEOUS breed on the PLANET(although i am partial, but they ARE the "carousel horses" AND "unicorns"... REALLY! !😊❤)! OK, I promise, I'll stop raving now...I just TRULY LOVE them (and miss my boys!💔😪) in case you couldn't tell!!🥰💜💙💜
I love the Andalusians and P.R.E but did you know it was the Arabians that contributed alot to their refinement. I own a breeding pair of purebred Egyptian Arabians and the Arab is the source of your Andalusians refinement otherwise it would be muscular but plain. It's the Arab that gave it those larger eyes smaller ears,arching neck ect.
As a horse fan this is in amazing video
And oh, so inaccurate.
Dressage is pronounced dress-sahj.
Add Marwari to the list and Sorraia, camargue in franvce.
The lipizaner is from slovenia not spain
So beautiful
The Andalu-SH-n 😂😂😅😅
Absolutely beautiful horses.
That American Paint shown here was so spectacular black and white I want one what a beauty
Inaccurate. Also, they are breeds, not species.
Thank you!!!
You forgot the Tennessee Walker
What happened to the American Saddlebred? They are a beautiful and talented breed!!
This story line lacks in some areas.
Appears this lacks in total information.
Very interesting . Enjoyed the commentary; was surprised at some of the ratings.
I have lived with Arabian horses, quarter horses, and Morgan horses, and hands down, the Arabian horse wins my vote 100%. We even had wild horses that we adopted. Not one was as amazing as the Arabs were. Too bad I am too old to ride anymore. Broken in too many places, and not once from our Arabian horses.
I own a breeding pair of purebred Egyptian Arabians and I agree they are the most beautiful,refined,exotic and ancient horses they are the source of refinement in other beautiful breeds like Andalusians and the Arabs are actually from ancient caspian horses were bred larger
I didn't know the Rocky Mountain Horse as a breed before watching this. So, thank you for pointing it out to us. I could see immediately that it can do the "Toelt" or "Paso Fino" gait, which is so comfortable to ride!
Speaking of this gait, the American Saddlebred also has it and the Tennessee Walker and the Foxtrotter. I don't know whether they would be very pricey for that reason? But can imagine they would be, as the various types of Paso Finos are: Peruvian, Puerto Rican, Venezuelan and Colombian. All brought over to North, Central and South America by the Spanish.
The Icelandic horse is much smaller, but for adults to ride too and it also has the "Toelt" gait. Many Icelandic horses also have the Pace, a gait I don't find at all comfortable to ride with both legs on one side moving in unison. Like camels. There is an American breed that does it too and is used for not trotting, but pacing races, running before a sulky.
So, there are many horse breeds in the world that can turn out pricey... And speaking of trotting race horses, there is of course also the Russian Orlov, very popular too for this sport...
paso fino is a breed
I can't believe you used a video game image for the Andalusian!😂😂😂
My Granny used to love telling people that my first word was NOT mama or papa BUT HORSE. My love of horses I was born with but my favorite breed is the THOROUGHBRED. I had one who was the BEST horse I have ever had...He was 35 when he died and I owned him(well maybe HE OWNED me!)for 30 of his 35 years!!! He was super smart and he loved to run. I rode him most of the time bareback and we had a secret way of letting him know when he was allowed to run! I have a Thoroughbred mare now but no horse can compare to Sam! This mare is 26 years and more than likely my last horse.
The prices of horses depend on where you buy them. It's can be 100$ to more than 1000$.
GOD gifted man with the 🐎 & 🐕 so lets show our gratitude by taking the best care of them as we can. Adopt dogs from shelters donate 💵 & yr time to animals shelters. Spay & nurture yr pets.
😂 For sure nurture them, but get the vet to NEUTER them as well.
The use of the word 'species' when referring to the different types of horses is... inaccurate. Rather varieties would be a more error-free description...
Exactly, they're different breeds, not different species. Not to mention all the other mistakes in this video
The word is " breeds". Species denote the entire equine world
I spotted a Rocky Mountain horse at a big auction & bought her before the auction for a great price!
Beautiful and amazing horses.
If they announced the “average” cost per animal, thoroughbreds and Arabians are tops, the horses that win the most money or gold medals are naturally going to cost more.
The cost of any horse depends on its lineage, training, and usage.
This article is lacking.
No hate but you don’t say dressage like that
The American standard bred is actually quite cheap compared to the most expensive horses in the world bc the most expensive horses prob start from 10000 to 1M
$10,000 isn't a lot to spend on a purebred sport horse. It's common to spend upwards of $30,000.
I took a picture with the Budweiser Clydesdales at the Harrington Casino. They were gigantic!! They truly are beautiful horses.
Thoroughbred should have been Number 1 because of the astronomical prices that have been paid for them.
But you can also pick one up for around $1,000 or $1,200.
@@switchbladekid57 True. We got one for free. But the highest prices ever paid for horses were for thoroughbreds.
We have a Morgan horse named jojo she’s a wonderful champion
Cool video
I would subscribe if you got rid of the centipede & the other silly stuff.
24:34 Horses and people do not have a symbiotic relationship. Symbiosis implies that both animals cannot survive without the other because of specialised traits that contribute to the health and well-being of both animals. The only reasons horses need *us* as a species is for the food and vitamins they cab no longer they can live without
What you were looking to say wa that horses and people have a *partnership,* where both contribute to a common aim, but do not absolutely require that other to eat, breed and survive. There is a difference.
Norwegian fjord horse ❤️❤️🍷
I miss the Shire horse 😢 biggest horse!!!
Great jumpers..Hanoverian
Like everything in this world, an animal or object is only worth what somebody is willing to pay for it.
might want to bring up that the quarter horse earned it's name as being the fastest horse in the world in a quarter mile (even faster than a thoroughbred in a quarter mile). raced mine against a car on a stockcar dirt track at 48 mph and he loved racing. he didn't like puddles though.
No disrespect intended here. But you really need to learn far more about horses. Your information isn't correct about the breeds are theirs prices. Please do a complete research and get educated on horses before doing another video on them. There's a lot of us out here who are actual horse owners that know far more about them and the different breeds than you do , as well as their cost. And we do watch videos like yours relating to them. I've owne a number of the horses you claimed are very expensive. Their not as expensive as your making them out to be. There's horses you didn't even mention that are far more expensive. Which I also happen to own. No disrespect intended just trying to help you here. Much respect. 😊
German breeds are not that expensive in Germany. Same for Dutch warm bloods. They are pretty standard here. It depends where you live and purchase a horse.
I think Trakehners are better at trot racing compared to the American standard bred.
I also don´t see how American Paint are the most expensive. For me it would be Aral Theke or Turkoman in like golden or satin like colours
Rare are Suffolk Punch horses and also the Shire
Both of those are not cheap.
Forgot to mention " big jim" he has since passes. But he was champion,,unbelievably beautiful,,humbling beauty. He was over 19 hands. Gentle giant!! 😊
The Appaloosa horses that are shown ARE NOT TRUE APPALOOSA! The true Appaloosa has a rat tail sparse mane. These are all crossbred with other breeds like Quarter Horse, Thoroughbred, Warm Blood, etc. The Appaloosa breed has been ruined by it's own registry.
If you get a Quarter Horse DO NOT GET any horse that has ANY of the stallion Impressive in it's pedigree. Impressive bloodline has a dangerous genetic condition called HYPP. It causes severe seizures & is a fatal condition. It's almost like epilepsy.
Because they are beautiful!!
The freisanis so much more interesting than what you say! It was a “”cold breed “ draft horse.
The Headline here should read....the Most Expensive and Unknown Horses in the AMERICAN World,, the majority of which are nothing but cross breeds of wild horses.
I'm sorry but how do you have a whole segment about the Akhal Teke and not once mention the prismatic coat?
Sorry to disagree with you about the Mustang. The BLM who is a government agency is in the process of eliminate of their range to make room for the cattle and sheep industry. Many of the Mustangs end up in kill pens and other over loaded holding pens.😢
@deloresrogers685 I completely agree with you.
The BLM are wicked and cruel in their treatment of the wild Mustangs, Burros et al. I just call them the...
B - Bl**dy
L - Lunatic
M - Murderers
I have watched how wicked they are, it hurts my soul.
😢😢
Lots of these aren’t even this expensive.
Peruvian Paso are gorgeous!
Ranchers still want to turn them into horse meat
I think you should resuch a little more about horses . Some what you said is true but there ae
re places in this video that are miss leading .
You seem to have trouble distinguishing between "species" and "breed"...all
Horses are the same species.. but there are different breeds of horses
All of these horses could be for a cheap amount of money it’s just there abilities that make them cost much
Wow, it's nice that you put in many clips with the horses foals, and you answered my question that I have been thinking about: "What is the schleich horse named "Coal", what is his breed? I think it's an Oldenburg. Thank you, Fancy Banana!
Stop with the centipede crap, they hurt bad when they sting😠
The Lebi what now? 😂
OMG this is so wrong in so many places. Guy knows nothing about horses.
I love horses but Arabians are my favorite!
They should have mentioned this: "Appaloosa, colour breed of horse popular in the United States. The breed is said to have descended in the Nez Percé Indian territory of North America from wild mustangs, which in turn descended from Spanish horses brought in by explorers. The name derives from the Palouse River of Idaho and Washington.Jan 30, 2024" and "The horses were originally called "Palouse horses" by settlers, a reference to the Palouse River that ran through the heart of what was once Nez Perce country. Gradually, the name evolved into "Apalouse", and then "Appaloosa"."
The 'Arabian' horses do not originate from the Arabian peninsula they were brought into Arabia from Iran around 1400 years ago and are an offshoot of the Aseel horses of Iran that are 4 or 5 distinct breeds at least one of which was bred especially for it's stamina (Saglavi). The Aseel horses are much calmer than the Arab horses of Arabia that have been handled with a view to making them a little feisty so they can appear to be a bit of a challenge and the narrow nose and head shape that has been bred into them in Arabia is not everyone's ideal and may restrict breathing. For cross breeding purposes the original breeds from Iran have all the fundamental qualities that can enhance many other breeds.
The term “species” is used wrong several times in this video. “Species” does not equal “breed”.
What about the Shire? Yes it looks very similar to the Clydesdale but I think it's bigger and I love horses with fluffy hooves ❤
It's called Feathers around their hooves, or feathering; horse hair is known as Mane and tail
I Would like to point out ,that all these Horses Dont necessarily Come from America ?
I am an old Aussie Digger,Who grew up on a farm with Clydesdale & Suffock Punch Horses ! Also with Australian 1/4 Horse Which my great Grandfather bred & trained,& were just Amazing Animals !
But What about the Belgium Draught Horse ,I believe to be the Strongest Horse on the Planet ! Not as Tall as Clydesdale or Shire But More Mussle & lower to the ground So Would Pull More in any Situation ?
Or Irish Cob ,not even a mention,Which is disappointing to Say the Least ?
As a Horse man all my Life ,now 72 ,but was on a horse at 2 with my gramd father, & So Love all of them !
But a Little balance Wouldn't Go astray ,I believe ?
They all have talents,mostly Shown & Displayed from the ,Love ,& Training of that Owner! But it is truly Wonderful to See a Huge Horse with Rider in
Dressage ,So elegantly prancing around ! And the gentle Nature of Such a Huge Animal ! And in Perfect Condition ,Coat ,for themselves,Rider ,owner !
Thank U for this Video ,Was Nice to See & Hear about Some ?
BUT i feel Could of been better,Without being too Critical ?
But of Course When one Has a Love for these Animals ,& a Passion is Difficult indeed !
With Respect ,& Love from Downunder Australia!🙏❤️☘️🇦🇺
Arabians are the most beautiful and intelligent horse.
How about the Knabstrupper? Also a rare and interesting horse, far more so than the thoroughbred or warmbloods
This video is incredibly funny, Hanoverian & Dutch warmbloods are NOT breeds. They belong to a Registry as are ALL warmbloods.
One of the most expensive breed is not mentioned: The Argentine Criollo, from which the Argentine Polo Pony derieves, and can sell for more than U$ 30,000. Around 26 to 28 horses are needed to have a successful 4 player Polo Team.
I would subscribe if you would remove that darn centipede. I just can't stand it!!
Rocky Mountain Horses were developed in Appalachia. Mustangs as a breed are not spotted. some are, but it is not trait for breed recognition. You did a good job with the others.
Espiescally the Morgan a lot of these could be a rescue and could cost between 200 and 500$
Not the most expensive. Vanners are very compact draft.
OK, WTH? This was supposed to be a list of the most expensive horses. So why don't you include an average price for each breed you highlight?
Thank you for the update, The Fancy Banana..!! Speaking of expensive horse breeds, all I know is The Rose Gray Bay Arabian Horse in a video game called 'Red Dead Redemption 2'. 🤣
Can you cite your references? I noticed a few errors in the script.
He doesn’t tell us how much their worth though, I’ve been wanting a horse since idk forever (and my family is never going too be ab
e too get one😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭♾️)
Icelandice Horses are more expensive than several of these breeds.
Could you please pronounce "Dressage" correctly
The number one horse in this video is called a gypsy horse in some countries.
Have you seen the Paso Fino?