Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show Native Costume 2022 | Arabian Horses in 4K
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- 4K video of the 18U Native Costume class for Arabian horse riders 18 and under at the Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show 2022. See gorgeous purebred Arabian horses with riders in dazzling costumes in 4K with some slow motion video this year's class of the Native Costume competition. The Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show is the biggest Arabian horse show in the world!
My daughter is the one in black and purple that fell off. Scary moment for sure. But so proud she got back on and finished. Thank you for this video.
That had to be a scary moment for sure! I think everyone was just glad she was OK. And having the courage to get back on was a bonus, too.
@@MagnificentHorses She was one of my favourites
@@carolormerod6719 nice!
Glad she's okay. Definitely can't wait to show in costume
@@meganwatts1903 definitely glad she was okay. Will you be competing there next year?
I am an Arab and I enjoy when others wear clothes that express Arab culture, they look great .. proud to be arab ❤️
That’s great to hear!
And then there's idiots who go on about cultural appropriation!
I am too, although only half Arab. I am very proud of my heritage. My Jidu and Situ came to this country in the early 1900s. They lived the American Dream, having four of five sons who all served in WWII, the other in Korea. All came home to live their dreams too. I am blessed.
I am a horse owner of over 50 years; Arabians have always been my favorite. I've owned both full and half Arabians. I went to the Scottsdale show, one of the top shows for Arabians in the world, in 2000. It was glorious.
@@karenmahan6979 that’s a really cool story to hear!
Although, the costumes aren't all Arabians.
Some years back my wife and I were camping in the desert of the UAE. We were sat enjoying a morning coffee whilst taking in the surrounding dunes with the many camels grazing around our location. To our surprise a local lady in her abaya with a wide brim hat, atop the most beautiful Arabian horse appeared over a dune. She must have been headed for our location which had a large tree. Seeing us, she moved off some way and dismounted. She was soon joined by others in a vehicle. Knowing local sensitivities, I did not approach this party but watched as she allowed the horse to run free around our camp site. With a clap of her hands, the horse would return to her. As she was riding out she wished us a good morning and was gone over the dunes. The most memorable moment of our many years in the region.
Wow, that is such a cool story! I've never heard of anyone training a horse to come when the person claps. But Arabians are known for their intelligence, so it probably wasn't too hard to train it that way. Thanks for sharing!
Wow. What an unexpected but stunning experience.
@@druidriley3163 i'm sure all the rest of us wish we could've been there, too!
they have replicated the traditions in the middle east and Andalusia... that we have lost. These ladies have recreated our lost tradition. I am at a lose for words
This tradition is over a thousand years old
it is amazing how they paid attention to the details
my jaw dropped
many thx for sharing
Much love fro Palestine
Thanks so much for your comment and that's great to hear!
But were women really allowed to straddle horses back in those days? Not sure how true it is, but I was told that women, especially virgins, were instructed to ride side saddle throughout most of history to protect their chastity
@@qbconnect2883 that does bring up a good point but I'm not sure of the answer. But I don't think historical accuracy is the main objective here.
@@qbconnect2883 yes not all but many were even owning reputed horses in Arabia of course it was rare and most out of necessity such as the female knight khawla bint al azwar .
@@HehsijDgusg I've never heard of that knight who was a woman. I will Google it!
OMG, takes me back 50+ yrs ago when I showed my Arab costume at Arab shows and in parades. It was so much fun!
That's great! I wish I could have seen you and your horse dressed up like that.
アラブの国々の女性の第一礼装として、乗馬の皆さまのお姿でしょうか。
ベルベットのような重厚で艶やかでしなやかな麗しさは、スマホの端末を通過して、加えて私の想像の、希望的想像を追加してさらに美しく思いました。
大切にお衣装を、ご家族やチーム地域などで、御守りなさっているとしたら、さらにもっと感動的で尊敬にも値するように思われます。
お馬さんも、実に忠実で訓練されていて、野生馬てしての美しさを失わずに、人間の社会生活の中の、職務遂行責任者の立場を実行していらっしゃるようで、ご覧の国の皆さまにはきっと誇らしい事でしょう。
競争は競争だとして。
Arabian horses are sensitive and has strong personality. You need to build a relationship with it to understand it. They are very smart and beautiful. Love it.
For sure!
I’ve always loved the Arab breeds. So beautiful and the costumes also, the veil on the face gives respect for the breed and nationality. 👍🙏🥰🤗
Yes, for sure!
Breeds?
@@gloriawelch3603 she might’ve been talking about the four different strains of Arabians. Or it could’ve been a typo.😆
As a Muslim revert, someone whose managed 2 different Arabian breeding operations I'm dying to know how a costume with a facial veil respects the breed? Do tell😂
An Arabian
I thank you,and appreciate ❤❤❤❤❤
I like how in 2:08 the man is comforting the horse and giving it many nice pats! He is a gentleman for sure!
Yes, that was very nice how he did that. ❤️
I’ve never seen anything like this before-gorgeous!
Thank you! And yes, it's pretty amazing!
I love when people see the Arabian in motion, especially the Costume classes. In my opinion, after owning many horses, including Arabians, over 50 years, there is no more beautiful nor more intelligent horse breed in the world.
@@karenmahan6979 A lot of people would agree with you about that!
they ladies and the horses are dressed up in ways that made my jaw drop. This is a tradition that is older than a thousand years old
The ladies dress up like that at weddings
Lookup the Palestinian Thob on Google
+1
I never knew there was anything like this. So beautiful.
Thanks, and yes it is amazing to see.
I once owned a Khemosabi grandson, a gelding named Khemocacho. He was half Arabian and half Saddlebred. A big elegant boy at 17.2 hands! Looked so much like his sire - so beautiful!!
He sounds wonderful! I owned a saddlebred a long time ago that was the same height as yours. He was a great horse, too!
Im Egyptian raised in Qatar. I have seen the beautiful arab heritage clothes for years and years. Loved how they wore the arabian garments so beautifully and also the horses are stunning. Wow keep going 👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks for your comment all the way from Egypt! I'm glad you appreciate how this class keeps the Arab heritage alive.
My god. How do you choose? They’re all gorgeous!
I think that with every class I see there!
Amazing arab horses!! Much love from Morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦
Hello to you in morocco! Thank you and I’m glad you were able to see the video.
I think the Arabian Native Costume is the most beautiful and creative costumes of all the horse show worlds! Although a little old-fashioned...
Yes it’s a crowd favorite, for sure. Definitely a throwback to a bygone era.
I love World History, as well as the regalia + native costumes of nations around the world...I look at it as a tribute to their cultures and their ppl's creativity...Just beautiful! 😍
@@debrahouston2884 Absolutely!
@@debrahouston2884 almost all the comments from Arab people on this video and other ones I’ve done for the native costume class have been positive. I think they feel honored by it, like your comment says.
Not abt fashion, but historical heritage.
Finally a horse event that shows how majestic horses are without doing anything to abuse them. Congratulations to all the participants. 🤩🤩👏👏🇦🇺🇦🇺
Thanks!
What about those crazy shank bits?? 4:25, the horse even sticks it's tongue out in pure pain. How ist that not abuse??
@@anniw8444 horses stick their tongues out all the time when they are in no pain. It’s a horse thing that happens all the time.
@@anniw8444 @Anni W The horses sticking their tongue out and chewing are a natural habit. Them sticking their tongue out and chewing are actually used in training as a form of body language. It's a form of contentment. It also shows acceptance of things in ground training. Some horses also naturally tend to chew on/play with their bits more than others. I had a show mare who even played with a snaffle bit that way.
As a comment to cruelty of shank bits...while I'm not a fan of them, it is more important to notice the curb chain mechanism. The tighter the curb chain and the longer the shank, the harsher the bit is. Applied by uneducated and/or harsh hands, the more painful will be its effects on the horse's mouth and jaw. Even without a mouthpiece in a bit, e.g., mechanical hackamore, just the interaction between the long shanks and the curb chain, will be a harsh effect on the horse's jaw.
A lot of long spanked curb bits do have a snaffle mouth as well as having a roller in the center for relieving stress. Go ride in a western pleasure or western equitation and in the stand up line and you'll hear the sound of crickets--horse's working the "cricket" to relieve stress, boredom, and/or pain. A lot of show jumpers and eventers use long spanked bits for control. It's hard to know where to start on all of these issues and to what degree where does cruelty--intentional or not--crosses the line.
I personally have ever used a spade bit once--tradition in the stock horse training of the vaqueros which dictates that the horse be completely trained via a bosal (maybe made of rawhide?) a 2-3 yr process before the horse was moved the spade bit, whose objective was to remain neutral in the horse's mouth. The idea was that the rider used only neck reining for control of the horse. This was hard to by the old, slow way, rather to than yield to quicker, harsher more forceful methods. What a can of worms!!
Anyhow, food for thought, no pun intended...
I started attending the shows in Scottsdale in about 1967 when I was in grade school. One of my classmates and her grandfather showed their beautiful Arabians at these shows. Of all the classes, Native Costume was probably my favorite. As my friend and I got older, she was able to show in this class herself.
That's really cool! Have you gone to the show lately?
Although I still live in Arizona and still friends with that classmate who also lives here, I haven't made it to a show since probably 2015 or so. Something always seems to come up.😒😒
@@imadobermom yeah, I know what you mean. Hopefully you can make it there this February!
This is a magnificent show! I live in California & I have NEVER heard of this event and it’s been going on for so long! I’m retired, intend to add this to my “bucket list”! I LOVE horses and these are especially gorgeous animals and the costumes are stunning.
Hope you can make it soon! The next one is February 15-25, 2024. It will be well worth the drive from California! The schedule of events is available online if you just Google the show.
Always love seeing the Native class. Beautiful Arabians, & costumes. Our horse shows has these classes.
Thanks and that's nice to hear! What part of the country do you show horses?
@@MagnificentHorses
Ohio. I have thoroughbreds. I jump & fox hunt.
But Arabians are beautiful . As is the thoroughbreds. Then their lineage must
come from one of 3 Arabian stallions. The only 2 hot bred horses.
Enjoy your horse. Mine are my life. 24/7
@@equine2020 very cool! I also do a Jumping but we don't really have fox hunting here in Arizona, but I would love to do that sometime! And like you, I love the Arabians and I'm glad we have the big show in Scottsdale here along with other smaller ones.
How beautiful the horse and rider are. Moving in flowing harmony. They all look fabulous!
Yes, I totally agree!
The costumes are amazing!
I think that's a huge reason why it is such a popular class to watch.
This is totally on another level! Loved it all, horses, costumes and the young ladies in their exotic costumes. Extremely impressive! Thank you for sharing.
You’re welcome, and thanks for the nice comment!
Soy cubana. Me sorprende y que emoción de tanta belleza y maestría en la Equitación. Fuí amazona y vaquera como artista de Rodeo. Gracias por este video tan bello! Monté caballos Árabes, son muy buenos y lindos!
¡Gracias por tu comentario y es muy agradable escucharlo! ¡Me alegra que también hayas podido montar un caballo árabe!
Mil gracias por su delicadeza conmigo.
@@erlindaflorleyvapena6008 ¡De nada!
So colorful and beautiful!
Thanks and I’m glad you like it!
Beautiful, so so beautiful! Congratulations to all participants 🥰
Thanks! Pretty much everybody in this show is top-notch so these are the best of the best.
3:27 Yes! Smile girl. You are riding on the back of one of God's most beautiful creations. He make you look good while you make him look good.
Old saying; The winds of heaven blow between a horse's ears.
Absolutely! And I love that old saying!
Love to see Arabians without that awful seahorse snout for a change. Beautiful horses and beautiful costumes.
Thank you!
as an Arab i'm in Love with this Costume 4:04 WOW!
Great, I'm glad you like that one!
even tho she is wearing mens clothing? cool tho, she rocks it. maybe i should wear my fathers bisht and ghutra from now on 😂
the costumes looks so real ..... great work .
Thank you! It’s a lot of fun to watch them.
Absolutely magnificent. Enjoyed watching this very much.
Thanks, for adding the explanations as well.
Thanks for your kind words and you are welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
It is really interesting on how the bridles have changed since I first viewed them 20+ years ago. There used to be tassels on them. Back in the '90's, when I was a child at horse shows....I used to want to enter these classes, but the costumes were so expensive (even then) that I used to just make stuff for my own horses in a much more smaller scale. Tho my love has always been with Arabians, I switched from regular shows, to dressage and then to endurance. But I still love it all the same.
Very cool! I'm going to make a video soon about 10 fun facts about Arabian horses. One of them will be talking about Arabians being distance runners. Do you have any videos of distance races you might let me put into my video?
This used to be one of my favourite classes to show back before they only rewarded the "English"/"Park" type of tight inverted upright movement. There was even a Western rider at the time I used to compete against. Back in the day when versatility was more prized.
That's cool that you used to compete in it. And wow, I've never seen a western rider in this type of class.
there was a western style rider in this video, she won second place
@@casdragon_5939 thanks for that info!
Absolutely beautiful!!!❤❤❤
Thank you so much!!
This is just beautiful, the horses aswell as costumes and riders! ❤️ from 🇲🇦
Thanks so much! Sorry the flag image is too small to see where it’s from. What country are you in?
@@MagnificentHorses love from Morocco
@@nounie123 Nice! It’s cool how a video on TH-cam can be seen all around the world. 65% of my views for that video have been outside the United States.😱
That was such a beautiful display, especially in slow motion. Fluttering hearts!
Thanks so much and I'm glad you enjoyed it!
ماشاء الله تبارك الرحمان على الجمال والاناقة تبارك الله خير الخالقين
شكرًا لك! الخيول العربية من أروع مخلوقات الله!
Gorgeous horses and beautiful outfits!
Definitely!
Went today…beautiful horses!
That’s nice you were able to go out there! It is quite a show, that’s for sure.
These horses and riders are outstanding
They sure are!
Gorgeous! Both riders and horses are beautiful to watch.
Thank you, they are really something to watch!
Fantastic show! Thank you, mesmerizing 😊
You are welcome and I am glad you enjoyed it!
a comment from an Arab who his family is famous for having pure bred Arabians for thousands of years .. the davenport Arabian is from my family , and the darley Arabian the ancestor for 95% of all thoroughbred stallion ..the customs are beautiful , and the horses are amazing , but some of the ladies customs are for men .. so kindly reflect that in coming shows , and I am more than happy to help..
Thank you! What are some ladies customs that need to be changed?
That is beautiful if you to offer to help. These horses are so lovely!
The blue and gold rider on her beautiful horse is my favorite!
Proud Arab here ! These ladies are gorgeous ❤
I can see how you could be proud as an Arab watching that video!❤️
شكرا لك يااخ على تعاليقك الجميلة 😂 وفيديوهاتك الجميلة صراحة قرات اغلب التعليقات وعجبني انك رددت بكل اللغات تحياتي لك من العراق ❤
Wow!!! just wow! beautiful
This is something new to me
Aw, thanks and I am really glad you enjoyed it!
Tout simplement magnifique. Merci.
Merci! C’est exactement le but de cette chaîne !
Everyone of those horses are so graceful very elegant
Thanks...They totally are!
Very beautiful!!! Thank you!
You’re welcome and thanks for the comment!
Meraviglia! Cavalli divini, amazzoni bellissime , costumi di grande armonia cromatica 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Grazie! È un bellissimo evento. Sono felice che il video ti sia piaciuto!
Nothing is more fun than watching this class irl and showing in it. I’ve done both
Very cool!!
Beautiful animals and costumes.
Thank you and yes, this class has both beautiful horses and costumes.
They all look amazing 🙌🏼
That's what I think, too!
Great video. I love the slow motion and how you showed the beautiful detail of the costumes. Great job!
Awesome! Thanks for the nice comment and I’m glad you liked the video.
@@MagnificentHorses bei der slow motion sieht man dass einige Pferde Gewichte an den Hufeisen haben, sind das die gleichen Schmerzhaften Gewichte die bei show Pferden der Tennessee walking Horse auch verwendet werden? Sieht für mich so aus....die armen Pferde
@@user-zk5hx8wz9y Sie haben beschwerte Schuhe, aber warum denken Sie, dass sie schmerzhaft sind? Ich habe einen mir bekannten Hufschmied danach gefragt und er sagte, es gehe ihnen gut.
Ich dachte es ist die gleiche Methode wie "Soring"( siehe genaue Beschreibung im Internet falls Sie das nicht kennen), wie bei den Tennessee walking Horse angewendet wird. Anscheinend doch nicht zum Glück
@@user-zk5hx8wz9y Ich bin froh, dass es nicht dasselbe ist. Übrigens gibt es einen YouTue-Kanal namens NativeHorse, den einige Mädchen aus Deutschland haben und der wirklich gut ist. Hast du ihren Kanal gesehen?
good lord those are some really beautiful horses!
I always tell my friends that when you go to that show every single horse is gorgeous! Did you have a chance to check out the stallion halter class video I made? Those boys are especially amazing.
@@MagnificentHorses will do. Great videos!
@@samsmith3968 thank you!
Beautiful horses and beautiful riding
Thanks for the nice comment. It always amazes me when I go to that show how every single horse is gorgeous!
Gorgeous ladies, costumes and horses❤
Yes to everything you said!
Успехов.Вам.Всем.❤❤❤.Берегите.Прекрасных.Лошадей..❤❤❤
Спасибо! Я просто снимаю видео со всеми этими лошадьми, но могу вас заверить, что владельцы лошадей очень хорошо о них заботятся!
This is getting out of hand. The big lick folks wear fancy costumes as well. Im not suggesting they sore these Arabians in the same way but all of them seem distressed they're kept way behind the vertical not to mention the 5 inch shank bits the riders are exerting incredible forces with in the mouth of these majestic creatures and then at around 4 min there's a grey who's tongue is obviously protruding and is distressed but yes the garb was intricate and beautiful so that's important right and then that grey goes on to get second place?! 🥴
it is so upsetting.. and then the excuse “theyre treated super well since theyre show horses”.. like if you really cared about the welfare you wouldnt partake in any amount of abuse toward your animal
I agree with you. I love the beauty of the horses and costumes, but I couldn't get past those horrid bits. Why are these needed? Is it to get that upright neck and tucked nose? This is what always has turned me off about some horse show classes.
SMH none of these horses are hurt doing this. Some horses naturally lift their legs high and the bits are just for the elevation dressage people use them all the time there’s nothing wrong with them my horse practically puts the bit in herself she wouldn’t do that if it hurt
Totally agree! How is that not abuse?
You obviously know NOTHING about horses. Especially Arabians.
Those are some absolutely gorgeous beautiful horse
I know what you mean! They are amazing.
Very proud of her!
Красота неописуемая!
Благодаря ви много и се радвам, че видеото ви хареса!
I thought one of the trademarks of the breed was their efficient, low, desert skimming gate, rather than this high, weighted-gated Saddlebred look and also with their heads high and throat latch open without their chins forced down. Love the costumes. I just expected them to evoke the natural desert horse, when they moved.
The show has other classes more to your liking, i.e. hunter classes. But to be honest, the costume class is more popular.
Agree. They should move more naturally. The high stepping gaits would be hard on them in the desert. But, alas, like everything else mankind in arrogance thinks they can create better than God.
Arabians naturally have elevated, lofty gaits rather than low, ground-skimming gaits, but the emphasis is on "naturally"....these are definitely over-collected in the manner of the park/saddleseat breeds. Not nice to watch. The weird fake tail extensions are an eyesore as well.
@@tobleroonie5043 agree to disagree. Arabians do not have the high elevated gait. It is trained in them for 'park' classes, and they even use weighted shoes.
it also seems like all of these horses has had their already high tail tendon cut to make it even higher.. see how they swing to the side? it means the tail is basically broken.
I loved the show. So beautiful canter.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I inspired me to teach my stud to improve his canter.
That's great to hear! Glad it provided a little inspiration for you.
I like the expression: poetry in motion. Horses are so majestic, and it take much skill and patience and a lot if TIME to train a horse to be responsive to all rider ,s instruction. Thanks for that inspirational video
You're welcome and I'm so glad the video inspired you!
When did they start stacking Arabians’ hooves the way American Saddlebreds hooves are? You can tell from the slo motion that the hit the ground in a very unnatural way. Too many so-called trainers abusing horses to get results when the are unable to train the horse.
They have been doing that with the Arabians for many years.
@@MagnificentHorses My Grandfather trained Arabians and I know he is rolling over in his grave. So sad
I thought so too. This os also probably the reason why they sit so far back on the horse. Poor horses. They deserve better.
@@hs477 The reason they sit so far back is because the saddles they use are designed for that. It’s to give the horses gait more action. Not saying it’s good or anything because I ride a forward seat saddle for jumping. I can’t imagine sitting that far back on a horse.
@@MagnificentHorses Thank you for your explaination. I think it's bad for the horse's back. In the old style riding for the dressage the horses moved their hoofes as high as theses do and the riders did sit not so far back.
Back in the day we made a family outing at the lavish Daffodil Arabian horse show in Spanaway , WA for the native costume classes on Saturday night always a packed house.
Yeah it's a really cool class to watch. Your outing to the Daffodil show sounds fun, too!
Yup, that was THE show to he at for sure in the 70s, 80s and 90s...
The gray horse and the bay with green/black were my favourites. Stunning horses. I wish Arabians were bred better
Yes, I thought those two looked really good, too! Just curious, but what do you mean when you say you wish Arabians were bred better right after you said how stunning they look. That seems contradictory, so can you elaborate a little bit on what you meant? Thanks!
@@MagnificentHorses well, those ARE well bred. I more so mean the ones with a more extreme nose shape. I just personally don’t understand why it’s desirable. I’d much rather see the classic Arabian than one that’s been bred that badly
@@JoyfulNerd400 OK, thanks for clarifying and I know what you mean now.
dude... those costumes are beautiful
Thanks… They are just amazing, aren't they!
The dapple gray…oh my gosh….stolen my heart!
Yeah my heart gets stolen about every minute when I go to that show!
يوماً ما ستعود كلها الى موطنها الأصلي 🇸🇦❤
آمل ألا يحدث ذلك لأن بقية العالم سيفتقد هذه الخيول العربية الرائعة.
they all look like princesses ❤
Thanks, they sure do!
Thank you. Very beautiful.
Thank you and I'm glad you enjoyed seeing it!
I once took an Egyptian to an Arabian Horse Show. When we got to the Native Costume class, he asked what it was. I told him that it is called Native Costume. He looked at me in surprise and said, "No! Really!!
😑😶😐
😆That's funny! I think all of the Arabic people who have commented on this video and the others I've published for the native costume class have all said they like the costumes. I'm sure they're a little over the top, though.
The one who fell off was the one with the mask. God intervened to show he is fed up with masks.
Even the speaker says he likes to see a "nice smile" once in a while.
Actually a smile is the best match to combine with these fabulous dresses.
I’m not sure about God‘s stance on masks 😆 but I just know that I’m sure fed up with them and a lot of other people are too! I do like the uniqueness of that girl’s outfit with the mask though.
Funny....
The mask may just be the most Arabic part of her costume.
Riding through an Arizona 'sandstorm' required a bandana to avoid inhaling the dry wash. Cannot begin to imagine dealing with the vast Sahara...
Nothing is more majestic and beautiful than arab culture and horses
I agree!
Watching them is amazingly soothing. Love it very beautiful! Kuddos to the lady who got up and finished.
Thanks and I'm glad you enjoyed the video! And yes, it was great to see that young lady get back in the saddle after falling off. They said the saddle came loose on her.
what i still dont understand is why arabian shows are looking more and more like saddle horse shows.
Hi Lynette, what do you mean about that? How did it used to be different?
@@MagnificentHorses i took this matter up with our arabian show committee here too,its just not looking like free movement anymore,meaning,legs moving forward and not high up,hence my comment about the saddlebred shows. I feel personally,just my opinion, that our arabs as majestic as they are,should be shown in natural movements/gaits. Their heads are coming up higher and the leg movements too.
@@lynettekeyser1513 OK thanks for clarifying. I personally like how they show, but then again I used to own a saddlebred! But I see your point and understand now what you mean.
Hey that was me that fell in the purple costume! Lol
Great Video 👍
Oh no! So sorry that happened. What happened? Loved your costume, by the way.
Thank you!
I switched saddles from a previous class and my cinch wasn't tight enough.
But I went in the championship class and got top 10.😊
@@kaylee331 Sorry that happened to you but it’s great that you made the top 10!
Is it normal to keep your horses head SO far behind the vertical? Almost every horse in this class had protruding parotid glands indicating this happens constantly, riding a horse and keeping his head so far behind the vertical causes them to canter in this way bc their spinal vertebrae are compressed, it causes the shorter hind steps and giant front goose steps. Is this the primary look these shows are going for? 🤔
Love the outfits. I would like to have one like that. ❤❤❤❤
Those outfits definitely look cool! I think they're pretty expensive but I'm not sure how much they actually cost.
MARAVILHOSO !!!
São Paulo. Brasil. 🇧🇷
Obrigado e que bom que você conseguiu curtir o vídeo lá no Brasil!
Арабский костюм и .наездницы а нем красивы, но.... арабская лошадь так прекрасна , что все м е р к н е т перед ее красотой
Да, согласен полностью! Костюмы, безусловно, красивы, но не настолько, как арабские лошади!
I wish the horsemanship was being taken into consideration as well. The dapple gray Arabian was regularly showing signs of pain :( I've spent alotta time with polish racing and show Arabians here in Poland and it was unacceptable to cause a horse so much discomfort.
You may have a better eye for that than I do because I didn't see any signs that the horse was in pain. What signs are you referring to that show it was in pain?
none of them were in pain, i've had many horses play with their tongues like that even in a hackamore
@@casdragon_5939 oh, that is what they must've been talking about. And yes, I've seen many horses chew on the bit or hang their tongue out when they're clearly not in any pain.
@@casdragon_5939tail swishing, open eyes and mouths. bits are designed to hurt them. definitely in pain.
MAGNIFICIENT DISPLAY OF ARABIAN DRESSED HORSES ANS HORSES AND RIDERS.
Thank you and I am glad you liked it!
So very beautiful!!
Absolutely!
The action on many of those horses looks unnaturally high. An Arab should have a long and low action and I suspect that what is happening here is that the horses are being bent at the neck rather than being collected which will get the head down but with a curve in the neck. Another reason for the action is that they may have been trained to produce the high stepping action by the use of weighted shoes.
It's the way to choose that does it. Or at least the majority of it.
The horses, costumes and riders are so beautiful, well made! I especially love the green and purple costumes! Those are gorgeous. :D
The only thing detracting from this scene is the immense pain I see in their mouths. :
Thanks, I appreciate your comment.
Spoken like a nonequestrian..
So glad I came across your vidio just wonderful thank you x
Thanks for your nice compliment and I'm glad you found my channel!
I was at this show !! It was so beautiful !
That's awesome! Glad you were able to experience it in person!
Loved it ,but just a dumb ?. Did the groom put hair exstintions on their tails? I have seen many horse shows and I have not seen such long hair on 16 horses in one event. Thanks! Ok laugh! But don't judge! Ha! Ha!
The only dumb question is the one that’s not asked, right?😆 Up until this morning I thought those were extensions, but someone commented on another video from the Scottsdale Arabian horse show saying that extensions are not allowed in that show. So there you have it!
Been in showing for a while and as the op stated not allowed in this class. Arabians grow amazing manes and tails and rarely need extensions lol. The breed that uses fakes alot are quarters and paints in the western pleasure or halter class
@@meganwatts1903 Thanks for the info and good to hear a second source saying that the tails are not fake.
Arabians also hold their tails that high naturally. That’s one of the things I love about them!
In the cruel practice with Tennessee Walking horses, “ the Big Lick” gaite competitions, their tail tendons are cut , then the tail is held high with the harness. People are trying to get “the Big Lick” made illegal . I know about it because I’m from Tennessee , and Tennessee Walking horse shows are common there, both the normal beautiful natural gaite and that horrible “big lick” gaite abomination.
@@teresahiggs4896 Thanks for the info. I had heard about cutting the tail tendons and I’m glad they don’t do that with Arabians. Definitely needs to be illegal for Tennessee walkers though.
I ain't trying to be that person but I hate that they're not giving the horses their heads that looks painful. The one in purple seems to be the only one who is giving her horse it's head while riding.
Right or wrong that’s the way they’re supposed to do it so the horses look more flashy. I understand how you might not like it though.
الخيول العربية من اجمل الخيول في العالم وافضلها واكثرها قدرة علي التحمل .
وقد اختلطت بالسلالات الاوربية القديمة وانتجت خيول جيدة ولكنها ليست بجودة الخيول العربية الاصيلة ذات العرق الصافي .
لكم سلامي وتحياتي من بلاد برقة شرق ليبيا 🇱🇾 .
مرحبا بكم في كل مكان في ليبيا! وأنا أوافق على أن الخيول العربية هي كل ما قلته!
This show use to be held in our town. Lovely! 😊❤
What town is yours?
The Scottsdale Arabian horse show has ALWAYS been in Scottsdale
@@bethewalt7385 I know it wasn't always at Westworld. Do you know what facility it was before Westworld?
Love the outfits. Don’t quite understand what kind of tack is required. Some have double bridles some not. They all have those horrendous bits which arab horses don’t need. They listen no matter what.
I don't think there are any requirements for the tack. I'm not sure you can say that no Arabian horses require a stronger bit, though. You may be right, but I can't imagine that the owners or riders would use anything more aggressive than needed. And I don't see how the horses can be in pain from them because they would either stop or else start bucking if it were painful. That's how I look at it, anyway.
Agree abt the bits and tight head tuck!
Hate the nasty stacked and weighted shoes on some, the naturally shod are a much better, and more kind presentation of the breed. The slo-mo really shows in action how the weighted shoes tear up the horse's lower leg joints. But thank you for making and sharing this video, it's as close as I'll ever get to Scottsdale!!
The outfits give amazing vibes to the thyme
Thanks and yes, they are very aesthetically pleasing to see!
The first horse.. the way the poor things is tight in the neck, the mouth, the eyes. That horse is in pain. That is not a comfortable and relaxed horse. How on earth could you not see that?
I see that too. Is it all about the humans only ?? 😥The lack of effective training is why the bits are so severe😢 I ride all my horses bitless , thoroughbred and Arabian stallion and never had any trouble. We have a long way to go 👍🏻
Kaum ein Pferd darf seinen Kopf natürlich halten
Das ist wahr. Sie sind Showpferde und sie sehen besser aus und sind einfacher zu handhaben, wenn ihre Köpfe so eingestellt sind.
@@MagnificentHorses absolutely not. They not "look better " to any horseman with their faces pulled on so tightly for the entire round. No horse in any discipline does. "Head set" is an excuse for poor training and even poorer riding.
@@Meezer you are certainly welcome to have the opinion that the horses don't look better that way, but do you really think that all the horses are poorly trained and all the riders are poor ones that are competing in a prestigious worldwide show like this one?
@@MagnificentHorses yes I do or I would not have posted it. Prestigous is a matter of opinion also. Geography is just geography as it is not FEI nor a worldwide show. Somehow this came up in my youtube feed, I did not subscribe or seek it out.
@@Meezer okay no problem. You are welcome to your opinion that all the horses in that class are poorly trained and have poor riders.
such a beautiful show.
Yes, it sure is! Have you ever been there in person?
@@MagnificentHorses No, but put it on my list to take my two daughters there for sure.
@@NorthStarInfo hope you and your daughters can make it! The 2nd weekend is the best.
Beautiful horses
Yep, beautiful horses and beautiful costumes!
Great costumes & gorgeous horses! I'm surprised the "Winner" was so well behaved as his browband (see at end of video) was literally in his/her eye & the side length that attaches to the bit - was almost in his/her same eye from below!!! What a great natured horse to tolerate that! 👏👏👏💖🐎 PS: Please ban those bits - they're awful & cruel, even with soft hands - same goes for Dressage.
A lot of Arabians are good natured in spite of their reputation. I could try banning those bits but I don't think anyone would listen to me -- LOL!
@@MagnificentHorses - I love Arabs... and they are very misunderstood. They are so intelligent & very selective as to which human they love. However, once they choose you - it is the most wonderful feeling in the world & they show you in so many ways. RIP Kneesau 😘💔💖
@@mdee860 Aw, that is really cool! So sorry you lost Kneesau.
@@MagnificentHorses - Thank you! I could tell you so many stories of our 💖, but it would take to long. He was special, as was my OTTB.
@@mdee860 yeah, horses are make it really hard to get over them, not that we ever get completely over it. I had a beautiful saddlebred a long time ago and I still miss him.