They're both very beautiful I love their tenacity the fact that they're wild by nature it takes special person to be able to handle a horse properly. They're tough and a lot of love whipping them into submission is wrong racehorsing is wrong it's not the fact that it's a sport it's the fact of the way they do it.
Mare and Foal doing their own thing, having a good time. :3 The only problem I see is that somebody didn't take the halters off of 'em. If that foal gets caught on something, it could hurt itself and die because it couldn't get unstuck. Do the smart thing and take the halters off. :3
@@cappystrano1 I'm on my moral high horse because foals have died because somebody left a halter on them before, so the right thing to do is to take off the halters when you leave them in the paddock or coral, or where ever you might put them. :Y If you care about the horses, you'd turn them out without the halters left on. :3
I don't like to see foals with halters on. Both mom and baby shouldn't need halters when grazing. It's safer for them to be free of bindings that can snag on objects or each other.
Depending on the amount of time it's been since she threw the foal, it can be a safety measure(those halters probably have a quick release,so that if they do get hung up on something, the latch can act like a fail safe, popping it so they don't get hurt If an accident happens), the safety measure being that if mom or baby need to be seen by the vet when time is of the essence. If mom is uber protective, getting a lead on her is essential for the vet to look the foal over. Mares with a new foal by their side are notoriously unpredictable when it comes to how they're going to react each time, it's just the nature of what her post partum hormones are doing. It's also helpful if the foal gets a little too excited,and misjudges a sliding stop,and gets cast against the fencing...getting cast can kill even an adult horse that doesn't have any other medical problems, so imagine what it would do to a little one.
Good thing they don't belong to you then. There is nothing wrong with the foal getting used to the halter. Clearly there is someone there watching them because the horses aren't recording themselves. They are perfectly safe.
Yep, had a friend that their baby foal got hung up by the halter in a stall/paddock and hung itself. She only put the halter on and went inside her house for a few minutes and came out and found the foal dead. Had a neighbor that also put a halter on a foal to get it use to wearing it and left it on all day. That foal ended up getting its foot caught in it and almost broke its neck. Got a damaged leg that took almost 6 months to heal. Never put a untrained horse in a halter and leave it. The halter is a tool and should have the handler with it when it is being used. I only put equipment on a horse (halter, bridle, ect) when the horse is being trained or worked with otherwise they do not wear their equipment for safety reasons.
@@proud2bpagan "Mares with a new foal by their side are notoriously unpredictable" I guess you have not been around many mares with newborns. I have and that blanket statement is very wrong. Also the halters in the video are NOT the breakaway type.
Not trying to criticize, just trying to alert viewers of the danger of leaving a halter (especially a ill-fitted too large halter) on a foal when they are not within eye-sight of the owner because of the extreme danger this could pose to a young gangly clumsy foal that could just be trying to scratch a itch and accidentally slip a hoof into the loose hanging area around the throat latch area (under the bottom area of the throat for non-horse people). Watching young foals that age are adorable because they can be so clumsy as they haven’t yet grown into their extra long legs and can easily put a front foot around their ears, underneath their chin or all the way to their noses to scratch, and even a few totally lose their balance and fall when they try to scratch with their back leg to their head. I am in my 60’s now but was raised around horses and raised my own horses throughout my life and trained them as well; my knowledge comes from my father (who was born in the 1920’s) who had a cow/calf ranch but was revered for his knowledge & ability in training horses. I was taught that Halters had the potential to seriously harm if left on a horse unless they were in a controlled environment like a corral or stall etc, but never to be left on a foal unless actively working with them because of the above reasons. We had hundreds of acres and a horse left with a halter on could be in trees or bushes and accidently get caught on something and horses almost always panic in situations like that and because of that will most likely always hurt themselves. Something as simple like a horse reaching for a apple on a tree can easily catch the halter on a pliable branch and not be hurt, until they pull their head back and panic maybe losing a eye, same type of thing if they hook it reaching through a fence for tender grass. Beautiful mare and foal ❤️
Some racehorses are staying in a stable. One of them starts to boast about his track record. “In the last 15 races, I’ve won eight of them!” Another horse breaks in: “Well in the last 27 races, I’ve won 19!” “Oh that’s good, but in the last 36 races, I’ve won 28!” says another. At this point, the horses notice a greyhound, who has been sitting there listening. “I don’t mean to boast,” says the greyhound, “but in my last 90 races, I’ve won 88 of them!” The horses are clearly amazed. “Wow!” says one, after a hushed silence. “A talking dog!.....
@@californiaoutdooradventure8121 just because they may have won some medals! Doesn’t automatically make them smart. Why don’t YOU do some research “as I have done” and read about the effects of leaving halters on horse’s. Such as! The colt or filly’s hoof getting caught in the halter while the Mare was lying down. And when she stood up! Snap! Babies leg gets broken, has to be put down. Or halters getting caught on fences! The horses panic and hurt themselves or worse! Horses play fighting horses hoof gets caught on the other horses halter. Sounds crazy! But it DOES happen! Look! I’m NOT saying that these People for the most part! don’t love their horses. I’m sure that they do! But a lot of it is mindset. They tell themselves that they’ve always left them on and have never had a problem. But! It only takes ONCE ! 😢
Some racehorses are staying in a stable. One of them starts to boast about his track record. “In the last 15 races, I’ve won eight of them!” Another horse breaks in: “Well in the last 27 races, I’ve won 19!” “Oh that’s good, but in the last 36 races, I’ve won 28!” says another. At this point, the horses notice a greyhound, who has been sitting there listening. “I don’t mean to boast,” says the greyhound, “but in my last 90 races, I’ve won 88 of them!” The horses are clearly amazed. “Wow!” says one, after a hushed silence. “A talking dog!”
I guess it’s ok to have halters on if you’re watching closely, but aren’t you concerned leaving them on unsupervised? I’ve just heard horror stories is all. Beautiful bond between these two...makes my heart sing.
god says: And there is no creature on [or within] the earth or bird that flies with its wings except [that they are] communities like you. We have not neglected in the Register a thing. Then unto their Lord they will be gathered. (holy quran)
I wish the horses didn't have those rotten halters on them in the paddocks. Especially the foal. How cruel for the halter to be rubbing up against the mother's belly, when the foal drinks! The halters could get caught in the fence, leg, etc. Lazy owners.
Please take off the halters. They can catch on anything and become a major disaster for the horse. If you can't take off mom's, you should at least take off the foal's halter. They are rambunctious and can get into trouble really easily.
Theres nothing wrong with it we have had fires at home and lost foals because of those disasters ever since then I ALWAYS put head collars on my foals early incase of an emergency. Never leave them on whilst unattended though
@@ladyren1575 they dint always have access to their mother my appaloosa mare passed away due to infection after birth and I had no Foster mare and after my experiences im not about to allow that risk
What an amazing mum, playing along with her baby but not letting baby out of her sight. Lovely.
This is so sweet. I love how the mother runs with her baby, playing with her, urging her on.
Horses are so beautiful, smart, intelligent and strong.
“Hey mom I’m faster than you!”
“Alright let’s see”
“Gosh you are fast!”
It is so amazing how the foal inspires his mom to have fun too!!!
Great Mama keeping her foal safe as they also play ❤️
I love seeing foals running with their little legs 🥺🥺
The joy of life! They both look so healthy and happy, great!
Mom stays close, like a good mother should.
Poetry in motion. Just beautiful! Thank you for posting!
Mom has her hooves full with that baby!
😂🤣
Yeah it’s very cute 😂❤️
These video's will always be my favorite. 🥰
Might be her first foal, that's why she's staying super close. My older mares don't cling that close anymore. Beautiful mare and foal.
Baby horses are so cute.
stunning foal! and fabulous mother
It’s just so cute to see a foal kick and play with its mom.
I don’t think there’s anything cuter than a baby horse!!!
Baby goat
@@scourgedarkpaw9949 GOAT??? Damn spell check haha. Pretty sure a foal is still a baby horse
@@johnwalsh3215 calves
He/she is a handful!…nice to watch. Put a smile on my face..😁 Love to watch foals & their moms….❤️
How adorable how keeping an eye on her baby side by side
His mum must be so proud .
for sure!
Foal: mom
Mare: yes
Foal: wanna see some real speed
Mare: oh no...
More like: Sure honey (oh no......)
They're both very beautiful I love their tenacity the fact that they're wild by nature it takes special person to be able to handle a horse properly. They're tough and a lot of love whipping them into submission is wrong racehorsing is wrong it's not the fact that it's a sport it's the fact of the way they do it.
Good mama.. she follows that bevy everytime he moves. 👍👍❤️❤️❤️
Не больше месяца пацану, хочется играть с мамой. Бесконечно долго можно смотреть на лошадей, огонь и ручей
Just made a bad day a lot better!! Thanks for posting!
That is the 7 games of natural horsemanship in action right there.
This I so cute the way the foal is bouncing around awww
Aww this made my heart melt ❤️❤️❤️✨
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Samw
@@mohamedibrahem6371 ?
Thank you for the joy 💖
Your welcome i just love horses ~thanks for watching
Joy indeed
Look mommy I can run on my own with no help 😻😍
Mummy, is just keeping up.
Mare & foal are beautiful! Thanks
So beautiful, so precious
Such a beautiful connection to watch.
This is beautiful to watch!
Adorable.😍
Best,video so beautiful and so adorable so priceless watching them together loving each other I love them so gorgeous thank,you friends 🐅🐆🦓🦓🦓🐐🐐😘🤣🙄😍🤩😋
Menininho menininho 4 anos
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Why so many emojis 😐
Hermosos los dos 🥰🥰🥰🥰
One of the most beautiful video's I have ever seen.
Proud mom
I love how the Momma kicked out at (:32 seconds....) ...to sway it to turn... so she could keep the baby under control!... Guiding it safely!
Mare and Foal doing their own thing, having a good time. :3
The only problem I see is that somebody didn't take the halters off of 'em. If that foal gets caught on something, it could hurt itself and die because it couldn't get unstuck. Do the smart thing and take the halters off. :3
@@cappystrano1 I'm on my moral high horse because foals have died because somebody left a halter on them before, so the right thing to do is to take off the halters when you leave them in the paddock or coral, or where ever you might put them. :Y If you care about the horses, you'd turn them out without the halters left on. :3
@@cappystrano1 Stop being mean you big bully
What are the halters?
@@Mmguyton A halter is the thing on the horses face in the video. You use a halter on a horse when you want to lead them around. :3
@@echotrash466 thanks
Beautiful mare and foal
Love the way he jumps!
Love the way SHE jumps
This should be America free spirits!
That one noob that sees famous people having fun
Great video!
Thankyou
Merveilleux ,ils sont si heureux
I bet you this horse will turn into one of the finest horses. (Also I love this video it made may day!)
When they ran past you there hoofs sounded like lighting!
adorable foal . does tend to cross canter quite a bit
I don't like to see foals with halters on. Both mom and baby shouldn't need halters when grazing. It's safer for them to be free of bindings that can snag on objects or each other.
Depending on the amount of time it's been since she threw the foal, it can be a safety measure(those halters probably have a quick release,so that if they do get hung up on something, the latch can act like a fail safe, popping it so they don't get hurt If an accident happens), the safety measure being that if mom or baby need to be seen by the vet when time is of the essence. If mom is uber protective, getting a lead on her is essential for the vet to look the foal over. Mares with a new foal by their side are notoriously unpredictable when it comes to how they're going to react each time, it's just the nature of what her post partum hormones are doing. It's also helpful if the foal gets a little too excited,and misjudges a sliding stop,and gets cast against the fencing...getting cast can kill even an adult horse that doesn't have any other medical problems, so imagine what it would do to a little one.
Good thing they don't belong to you then. There is nothing wrong with the foal getting used to the halter. Clearly there is someone there watching them because the horses aren't recording themselves. They are perfectly safe.
Yep, had a friend that their baby foal got hung up by the halter in a stall/paddock and hung itself. She only put the halter on and went inside her house for a few minutes and came out and found the foal dead. Had a neighbor that also put a halter on a foal to get it use to wearing it and left it on all day. That foal ended up getting its foot caught in it and almost broke its neck. Got a damaged leg that took almost 6 months to heal. Never put a untrained horse in a halter and leave it. The halter is a tool and should have the handler with it when it is being used. I only put equipment on a horse (halter, bridle, ect) when the horse is being trained or worked with otherwise they do not wear their equipment for safety reasons.
@@proud2bpagan "Mares with a new foal by their side are notoriously unpredictable" I guess you have not been around many mares with newborns. I have and that blanket statement is very wrong. Also the halters in the video are NOT the breakaway type.
@@SagebrushRambles Says who? I find the halter on the foal questionable, too. A foal doesn't need a halter when it's out with it's mum.
Not trying to criticize, just trying to alert viewers of the danger of leaving a halter (especially a ill-fitted too large halter) on a foal when they are not within eye-sight of the owner because of the extreme danger this could pose to a young gangly clumsy foal that could just be trying to scratch a itch and accidentally slip a hoof into the loose hanging area around the throat latch area (under the bottom area of the throat for non-horse people). Watching young foals that age are adorable because they can be so clumsy as they haven’t yet grown into their extra long legs and can easily put a front foot around their ears, underneath their chin or all the way to their noses to scratch, and even a few totally lose their balance and fall when they try to scratch with their back leg to their head. I am in my 60’s now but was raised around horses and raised my own horses throughout my life and trained them as well; my knowledge comes from my father (who was born in the 1920’s) who had a cow/calf ranch but was revered for his knowledge & ability in training horses. I was taught that Halters had the potential to seriously harm if left on a horse unless they were in a controlled environment like a corral or stall etc, but never to be left on a foal unless actively working with them because of the above reasons. We had hundreds of acres and a horse left with a halter on could be in trees or bushes and accidently get caught on something and horses almost always panic in situations like that and because of that will most likely always hurt themselves. Something as simple like a horse reaching for a apple on a tree can easily catch the halter on a pliable branch and not be hurt, until they pull their head back and panic maybe losing a eye, same type of thing if they hook it reaching through a fence for tender grass. Beautiful mare and foal ❤️
Some racehorses are staying in a stable. One of them starts to boast about his track record. “In the last 15 races, I’ve won eight of them!”
Another horse breaks in: “Well in the last 27 races, I’ve won 19!”
“Oh that’s good, but in the last 36 races, I’ve won 28!” says another.
At this point, the horses notice a greyhound, who has been sitting there listening. “I don’t mean to boast,” says the greyhound, “but in my last 90 races, I’ve won 88 of them!”
The horses are clearly amazed. “Wow!” says one, after a hushed silence. “A talking dog!.....
so cute i love it
Mom is always a Mom weather you have two legs or 4 legs doesn't matter ❤ MOM IS MOM
She just chasing after him because he didn’t finish the food XD
So nice
So wonderful!
Awwww
Look Mama how fast I can run !
It’s a great day to be alive and jumping and buzzing like big bee hive.
The title....Isn't this like saying "Baby baby" ?
That's what I thought, lol.But it's a sweet video just the same.
lol yes
What a pest. ❤❤❤
haha! Sweet mama!
Joie de Vivre!!
Happy Mother’s Day
houras baby v nice
some serious zoomies
Why on earth do they have halters on? Drives me NUTS to see that!
im not a horseman but this ranch is a world class training facility that has had horses in the Olympics Im sure there is a reason for the halter
@@californiaoutdooradventure8121 just because they may have won some medals! Doesn’t automatically make them smart. Why don’t YOU do some research “as I have done” and read about the effects of leaving halters on horse’s. Such as! The colt or filly’s hoof getting caught in the halter while the Mare was lying down. And when she stood up! Snap! Babies leg gets broken, has to be put down. Or halters getting caught on fences! The horses panic and hurt themselves or worse! Horses play fighting horses hoof gets caught on the other horses halter. Sounds crazy! But it DOES happen! Look! I’m NOT saying that these People for the most part! don’t love their horses. I’m sure that they do! But a lot of it is mindset. They tell themselves that they’ve always left them on and have never had a problem. But! It only takes ONCE ! 😢
Is it just me, or are those tire on the ground a potential disaster for a foals legs?
What kind of dangers can happen
@@SuperTALAL24 The foal could step into the tire, get it's foot caught in the rim and fall and break a leg.
If there’s a way for a horse to get hurt they will find it!
I wondered about that, too....
Reminds me of when my filly Windy was a baby. She’s 11 now!
Beautiful with mom
Жеребёнок, есть ребёнок, но только Лошадиный❣❣❣
Did you halter the baby while it was in the mothers uterus? I'll bet that was a good trick.
Beautiful,
Horse zoomies
Adorable but why don't you take the halters off?
Some racehorses are staying in a stable. One of them starts to boast about his track record. “In the last 15 races, I’ve won eight of them!”
Another horse breaks in: “Well in the last 27 races, I’ve won 19!”
“Oh that’s good, but in the last 36 races, I’ve won 28!” says another.
At this point, the horses notice a greyhound, who has been sitting there listening. “I don’t mean to boast,” says the greyhound, “but in my last 90 races, I’ve won 88 of them!”
The horses are clearly amazed. “Wow!” says one, after a hushed silence. “A talking dog!”
dude is all leg!
That was fun!
So naughty!
WDYM?!
@@MykasVehicles IDK! WDYTLT?
Allah is the Greatest
Trop joli magnifique 😘😘❤❤❤❤🙋♀️🙋♀️😁
Catch me if you can Mum.
😍😍😍😍💖💖💖💖🥰
I guess it’s ok to have halters on if you’re watching closely, but aren’t you concerned leaving them on unsupervised? I’ve just heard horror stories is all. Beautiful bond between these two...makes my heart sing.
Watch Debbie downer snl
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❤️❤️ so sweet
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Why do you say "baby foal?' Are you unaware that a foal is literally a baby? Your title is redundant.
I'm sad to see halters left on. They can get caught up on things. Horses have strangled to death from them.
Totally agree.
god says: And there is no creature on [or within] the earth or bird that flies with its wings except [that they are] communities like you. We have not neglected in the Register a thing. Then unto their Lord they will be gathered. (holy quran)
It's mother...🙃
Hours fly
I wish the horses didn't have those rotten halters on them in the paddocks. Especially the foal. How cruel for the halter to be rubbing up against the mother's belly, when the foal drinks! The halters could get caught in the fence, leg, etc. Lazy owners.
Que magnífico
thumbs up !!! ;-)
Please take off the halters. They can catch on anything and become a major disaster for the horse. If you can't take off mom's, you should at least take off the foal's halter. They are rambunctious and can get into trouble really easily.
megan thee stallion and megan d stallion
He's two now... Where is he at?
I pray they take the halters off for the horses safety :(
Why put a halter on the foal at such a young age?
Theres nothing wrong with it we have had fires at home and lost foals because of those disasters ever since then I ALWAYS put head collars on my foals early incase of an emergency. Never leave them on whilst unattended though
@@rachelw8506 What type if an emergency?
@@ladyren1575 fire , medical , farrier etc
@@rachelw8506 At such a young age? The foal will instinctively follow its mother.
@@ladyren1575 they dint always have access to their mother my appaloosa mare passed away due to infection after birth and I had no Foster mare and after my experiences im not about to allow that risk
💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
ههه جننها لأمو 😅 مثل الأطفال يهرب والأم تلحقه
Cute