Look 👀 at them Magnificent Clydesdale I can look at these guys all day long, Thanks 😊 For Sharing With Us.... USA 🇺🇸. Love the Budweiser song! Thank You Budweiser!
I’ve seen these horses get hitched up at Fleetweek. What strikes me is their calm Uber composed demeanor. They anticipate the next move they’ve been trained so well! Awesome horses!
It's funny how as you age you appreciate and are inspired by near perfection. I guess it's from the realization of how truly imperfect so many things are. What an absolutely awesome team of horses. You know those Clydesdales had to wondering, what the hell is that? When that little Shetland fold showed up, Great Shot.
The event's roots are traced to 1886 when the Calgary and District Agricultural Society held its first fair. In 1912, American promoter Guy Weadick organized his first rodeo and festival, known as the Stampede. ... Calgary'snational and international identity is tied to the event. Calgary Stampede - Wikipedia Stampede is just the name of a western festival.
I saw them shortly after my 17 year old son died in Wichita KS. I was feeling so lost and my daughter looked at me and said mom look it's Luke. He's here for you. I cried so hard
I knew one of the truck drivers and he told me just ONE of those neck collars costs $40,000 - all leather, brass and sewn together with silk thread!! I didn't ask how much it cost for all the other tac. That wagon weighs about 4 tons. They travel with 10 horses but have 8 on the team. One horseshoe weighs about 4 pounds. I was lucky enough to actually get up close and personal with them and they truly are 'gentle' giants. They are magnificent. I'll never forget it! They are very pampered and have to maintain a certain amount of weight to pull those wagons. If they get too fat or too thin, they can't be part of the team. They have 3 separate teams that travel the country - one for each section of the country. If you haven't been able to see them in person, the next time they are scheduled to be near you - GO!! You won't be disappointed.
In the town of Cody, Wyoming, last August...Loved the town...all western...wish could have seen the 'mighty Clysdesdales'.....could live there....BTW, the back team pull the wagon, called the 'wheel', the next two are the 'body', they help turn the wagon, the next two, are the 'swing', they help turn, and the front two are the 'lead', they prance and take the longer route around to turn the wagon....and each know their job....love these 'rock stars' as they are called.....
I love these shorts of the huge Clydesdales I cry sometimes they're so beautiful! An eight up hitch is so powerful and hard to do; I admire the drivers.
I love these guys, got to see them up close once, they are beautiful. I wish they sold merchandise with pics on the them. I would buy a hat in an instance. I hope they never stop using them.
I had the chance to be around these awesome awesome animals very smart and I was able to actually climb on top of one of course I got up on the stage 2 to do it the stagecoach naturally there their hands are very high so I can reach and they just are magnificent horses and I can't say enough about him they are beautiful they are well-trained they are smart and they can do anything they want to do love them all
I wish they could be in our Halloween or Christmas parade if we are able to have one this year. This would be a great honor to have ❤️ you all here for us and the kids would love it too. . Believe these horses are so amazing and my favorite 😍.
Those horses are awesome. I've always loved them here in the Mardi Gras parades. After 42 years friendship with Budweiser I'm not going to let a dimwit and a weirdo dictate to me what beer I should drink. Budweiser is the undisputed undefeated King of Beers.
It seems like steel toe boots, a hard hat, and thick jacket should be required to be around these magnificent animals. They appear very powerful. The wagon that is being pulled weighs five thousand pounds.
What would all that protect you from? The horses weigh about 1 ton apiece. If they chose to step on you, you would die. You would wear a hardhat with your name on so the cops could identify your body.
I drove a welsh pony who had the most amazing tail. Admittedly it was a single harness. But I plaited and bandaged his tail out of the way, no problem. Never could understand why horses tails were amputated, maybe because someone thought it looked good, maybe to get out,of the xtra grooming
They aren’t cut off. While they are shorter than the your ordinary paddock horse, they are in tact. Horses use their tails to communicate and to keep insects away. They are plaited and rolled up.
@@happyhorsestraining2293 Thanks,I hate seeing docked tails on a horse,they also will use them to give people a slap and pretend they were after flys. Stings like hell on a bare back.
The event's roots are traced to 1886 when the Calgary and District Agricultural Society held its first fair. In 1912, American promoter Guy Weadick organized his first rodeo and festival, known as the Stampede. ... Calgary'snational and international identity is tied to the event. Calgary Stampede - Wikipedia Stampede is just the name for a western festival.
lol Fred...their tails are docked, that means that, the healthy bone and tissue was cut off...the tail was AMPUTATED. The average adult horse has about 18 vertebra in their tail...they hack off 15 of those along with all of the muscles and nerves...so not just hair. Some call it butchering...others mutilation. Any of those terms apply to purposefully removing healthy tissue that the horse actually needs and uses. It is an extremely cruel procedure that is done for cosmetic reasons. Take a look at what the AAEP has to say about it. The AVMA endorses the American Association of Equine Practitioners’ (AAEP) policy on "Tail Alteration in Horses," which reads as follows: “The American Association of Equine Practitioners condemns to the alteration of the tail of the horse for cosmetic or competitive purposes. This includes, but is not limited to, docking, nicking (i.e., cutting) and blocking. When performed for cosmetic purposes, these procedures do not contribute to the health or welfare of the horse and are primarily used for gain in the show ring (nicking/cutting, blocking and docking) or because of historical custom (docking). If a horse’s tail becomes injured or diseased and requires medical or surgical intervention, such care should be provided by a licensed veterinarian. The AAEP urges all breed associations and disciplines to establish and enforce guidelines to eliminate these practices and to educate their membership on the horse health risks they may create. Members of AAEP should educate their clients about the potential health risks, welfare concerns, and legal and/or regulatory ramifications regarding these procedures based on the relevant jurisdiction and/or association rules.”
No Sugarfoot, this is not true. You can read the research done by Sandra Tozzini, where she states the following: The rationale given for this was to prevent possible difficulties in controlling a horse whose tail had tangled in the harness or reins (Tozzini, 2003; Lefebvre et al, 2007). This justification is still used today. However, not all draught horses are docked and the inconsistent application of the practice implies that these horses can be managed adequately without the need to remove the tail. Simple and practical alternatives, such as plaiting or bandaging the tail, are available if necessary. These are the only horses who are docked...these draft horses, and they do it for cosmetic reasons. There are many breeds of horses that work in harness, like Standardbreds, Gypsy Vanners, Shetlands, Fell, Cleveland Bays, Friesians and many more...NONE of them have their tails docked. Why do you think that is...or, why 14 US states and 11 countries ban it. Take a look at the research completed in Belgium about tail docking: The rationale given for this was to prevent possible difficulties in controlling a horse whose tail had tangled in the harness or reins (Tozzini, 2003; Lefebvre et al, 2007). This justification is still used today. However, not all draught horses are docked and the inconsistent application of the practice implies that these horses can be managed adequately without the need to remove the tail. Simple and practical alternatives, such as plaiting or bandaging the tail, are available if necessary. Shame on the sadistic people who hacked up their horses this way. Shame on them.
An extremely cruel act to cut off a horse's tail to make it look more stylish and showy. Then to do it to seven more just so that they all match. I won't be buying any budweiser from now on.
They are trimmed shorter than an ordinary horse in the paddock but they aren’t cut off. This allows a shorter tail to be plaited and tucked up. It’s not about looks so much as safety. A loose tail can get tangled in all the driving equipment. It also prevents a horse from treading on the tail of the horse in front him.
The poor horses hate it when they’re tacked up, they’re all throwing their heads because of how uncomfortable their mouths and docks are. When will these horses be allowed to retire? Nobody wants to drink Budweiser after seeing these poor horses.
I don’t even CARE that this is a commercial. I could still sit and watch it all day!
It's amazing how 8 horses can get people from miles around so excited.
I love all the Clydesdale videos. Those horses are beyond magnificent!!!!
They’re beautiful horses, impeccably trained and skillfully handled. It takes a lot of time and energy to produce a turnout like this, gorgeous!
Look 👀 at them Magnificent Clydesdale I can look at these guys all day long,
Thanks 😊 For Sharing With Us....
USA 🇺🇸. Love the Budweiser song!
Thank You Budweiser!
They are so beautiful and seem to take life in such a gracious way. Amazing!
LOVE, LOVE,LOVE THE CLYDSDALES ❤❤❤
This was a nice angle. Wish I would've been born into this family, growing up with these magestic creatures.
I’ve seen these horses get hitched up at Fleetweek. What strikes me is their calm Uber composed demeanor. They anticipate the next move they’ve been trained so well!
Awesome horses!
Check out the accident they had in a stadium! Talk about calm and well trained
@@jandrews6254 yes I saw that and I couldn’t believe how they just laid there and didn’t move until it was their turn to get up.
Jeeesus...they are awesomely beautiful.
Such beautiful horses!!
It's funny how as you age you appreciate and are inspired by near perfection. I guess it's from the realization of how truly imperfect so many things are. What an absolutely awesome team of horses. You know those Clydesdales had to wondering, what the hell is that? When that little Shetland fold showed up, Great Shot.
Fairly certain that was a donkey.
Love those Clydesdale
God's beautiful creatures. Saw them in Roswell NM over 20 years ago. So enjoyed the sight. Thank you.
Wow !! You had the best seat in the house !!! Really nice video.....Thanks
These horses are very well protected, as well they should be. Awesome job for awesome horses.
Really cool perspective. I never saw it from the wagon's point of view. Thanks for sharing. :)
So beautiful. Takes your breath away.
I hope to see them at CFD in Cheyenne this year 2019!!!!! Love these most beautiful horses on earth 💙💙💙💙💙🌍💫
What a fantastic job working with those magnificent horses!!!
The beautiful gentlemen giants of the hitch!
That was delightful...music and all. I smiled all the way through, and glad there was no real stampede.
The event's roots are traced to 1886 when the Calgary and District Agricultural Society held its first fair. In 1912, American promoter Guy Weadick organized his first rodeo and festival, known as the Stampede. ... Calgary'snational and international identity is tied to the event.
Calgary Stampede - Wikipedia
Stampede is just the name of a western festival.
Very spectacular video and music.
That little donkey is just to adorable
I saw them shortly after my 17 year old son died in Wichita KS. I was feeling so lost and my daughter looked at me and said mom look it's Luke. He's here for you. I cried so hard
A beautiful moment - thank you for sharing. Hold on to it.
😔 aww! He definitely was!❤️
I knew one of the truck drivers and he told me just ONE of those neck collars costs $40,000 - all leather, brass and sewn together with silk thread!! I didn't ask how much it cost for all the other tac. That wagon weighs about 4 tons. They travel with 10 horses but have 8 on the team. One horseshoe weighs about 4 pounds. I was lucky enough to actually get up close and personal with them and they truly are 'gentle' giants. They are magnificent. I'll never forget it!
They are very pampered and have to maintain a certain amount of weight to pull those wagons. If they get too fat or too thin, they can't be part of the team. They have 3 separate teams that travel the country - one for each section of the country.
If you haven't been able to see them in person, the next time they are scheduled to be near you - GO!! You won't be disappointed.
In the town of Cody, Wyoming, last August...Loved the town...all western...wish could have seen the 'mighty Clysdesdales'.....could live there....BTW, the back team pull the wagon, called the 'wheel', the next two are the 'body', they help turn the wagon, the next two, are the 'swing', they help turn, and the front two are the 'lead', they prance and take the longer route around to turn the wagon....and each know their job....love these 'rock stars' as they are called.....
I love these shorts of the huge Clydesdales I cry sometimes they're so beautiful! An eight up hitch is so powerful and hard to do; I admire the drivers.
I totally forgot about this song. Every Budweiser Clydesdales CZcams video should have this music!
I was totally waiting for the stampede 😁
I really wish I could get a job working with these amazing horses.
Magnificent !
Totally awesome crew god bless so beautiful
Beautiful
I love these guys, got to see them up close once, they are beautiful. I wish they sold merchandise with pics on the them. I would buy a hat in an instance. I hope they never stop using them.
They are magnificent.
Thank you for posting this video it's awesome
I would love to be in that position one day, truly magnificent animals! (love that donkey foal btw!)
Uhhhh in the position of the horses 🕵️🤠😈😏
Cute as bug's ear and looks even smaller next to those magnificent horses.
2:33 So cute! (And tiny!)
You want to be harnessed and hitched to a wagon?
@@MrYfrank14 ;)
I loved your vid & pics Laurie! Kudos to you for getting the Clydes to come all the way to Cody... Kathleen in Rolling Meadows Illinois
Cannot imagine the amount of raw horse power! Great view from the driver's seat.
it's 8... 8 horse power
@@tabuddygamez7972
A Clydesdale has to count as two standard horses by weight! LOL! Maybe three if you look at muscles!
I love the Budweiser horses i always watch any thing I can to see them i love them
They are amazing
Beautiful well looked after Clydesdales... But that cute little Donkey foal was precious
They are so beautiful ❤️
They are so beautiful……
I love those horses. In Vermont, we have Morgan horses. I took my children to their farm a lot.
I can’t imagine what it must be like driving them
Poetry in motion..
Music spoils it
I had the chance to be around these awesome awesome animals very smart and I was able to actually climb on top of one of course I got up on the stage 2 to do it the stagecoach naturally there their hands are very high so I can reach and they just are magnificent horses and I can't say enough about him they are beautiful they are well-trained they are smart and they can do anything they want to do love them all
HELLO YOUR MAJESTY, THE BEST.
I wish they could be in our Halloween or Christmas parade if we are able to have one this year. This would be a great honor to have ❤️ you all here for us and the kids would love it too. . Believe these horses are so amazing and my favorite 😍.
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Those horses are awesome. I've always loved them here in the Mardi Gras parades. After 42 years friendship with Budweiser I'm not going to let a dimwit and a weirdo dictate to me what beer I should drink. Budweiser is the undisputed undefeated King of Beers.
That lil donkey is so cute ❤️
Looks scared
Magnificent and royalty
Awesome....
Wow!!!!! Cool!!!
Omg we will always love you
Majestic beauty
I grew up in Orion IL where the original breeding stock originated. The owner was EA {lige} South. Gary Johnson
They are Awesome How well Taken care of
That's America!!!!!
Oh, how I miss seeing Gussie's babies. Sometimes living in the middle of the Pacific Ocean really sucks.
I’m their biggest fan
Hello Chip!
Look at Chip photo bombing in the background! Lol
He wanted his photo taken, too! LOL
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Wow, they're totally loose when they bridle them!
What makes the horses bob their heads up and down?
They are beautiful horses. go beauty's.
❤️❤️♥️♥️❤️♥️💥❤️❤️💥♥️♥️🎉
♥️👍🏽🇺🇸
How did you get that honor? When I read “stampede”, I thought the horses lost control . Lol
A trick: you can watch movies on Flixzone. Been using it for watching loads of movies these days.
@Dallas Evan Yup, I have been watching on flixzone for since december myself =)
@Dallas Evan Yea, been watching on Flixzone for months myself :D
@Dallas Evan definitely, I have been watching on Flixzone for since december myself :)
@Dallas Evan yup, have been watching on flixzone for months myself :)
It seems like steel toe boots, a hard hat, and thick jacket should be required to be around these magnificent animals. They appear very powerful. The wagon that is being pulled weighs five thousand pounds.
What would all that protect you from?
The horses weigh about 1 ton apiece. If they chose to step on you, you would die.
You would wear a hardhat with your name on so the cops could identify your body.
🎉🎉🎉🎉👍👍💛💛💛
Beautiful horses but I didn’t see a stampede !
Is it true the first team was killed in a parade?
Clydesdale
Why are the tails of these beautiful horses cut off?
So they don’t get pulled out by the extra feet right behind them, ropes and chain, etc.
I drove a welsh pony who had the most amazing tail. Admittedly it was a single harness. But I plaited and bandaged his tail out of the way, no problem. Never could understand why horses tails were amputated, maybe because someone thought it looked good, maybe to get out,of the xtra grooming
They aren’t cut off. While they are shorter than the your ordinary paddock horse, they are in tact. Horses use their tails to communicate and to keep insects away. They are plaited and rolled up.
@@happyhorsestraining2293 Thanks,I hate seeing docked tails on a horse,they also will use them to give people a slap and pretend they were after flys. Stings like hell on a bare back.
Beautiful video, but why would you call this a stampede?
The event's roots are traced to 1886 when the Calgary and District Agricultural Society held its first fair. In 1912, American promoter Guy Weadick organized his first rodeo and festival, known as the Stampede. ... Calgary'snational and international identity is tied to the event.
Calgary Stampede - Wikipedia
Stampede is just the name for a western festival.
Definitely love the horses. They lost me on the products. Ya'll need to sell the horses let me know.
I should Own 3 Clyds and 1 Harvick
Frm Sioux City,IOWA
I love watching these horses get hitched up at Lander University back in 2019
Clop clop. Clop clop. Clop clop.
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They have to wear all that stuff
Sam
Those check reins ugh.
Nice horses lousy beer
I drink Turbog..
Who stole their tails
Great horses terrible beer🤣🤣🤣
Talk about over horseing urself haha
That amount of horses could pull a bridge down.....
Clearly not a stampede
Click bait
What is that HORRIBLE music in the background?
Poor horses. No freedom. Harsh bits. They need to be running around
Keep up the boycott!! The BUD stops here!!!
Shame on Budweiser for docking their horse's tails. There is absolutely NO REASON to mutilate an animal that way. Just shameful!
I asked them why draft horses have their tails docked. It because their tails can get caught up in the reins and equipment, which makes perfect sense.
"mutilate" lol! I don't think too many people consider a hair cut "mutilation" lol Get a grip.
lol Fred...their tails are docked, that means that, the healthy bone and tissue was cut off...the tail was AMPUTATED. The average adult horse has about 18 vertebra in their tail...they hack off 15 of those along with all of the muscles and nerves...so not just hair. Some call it butchering...others mutilation. Any of those terms apply to purposefully removing healthy tissue that the horse actually needs and uses.
It is an extremely cruel procedure that is done for cosmetic reasons. Take a look at what the AAEP has to say about it.
The AVMA endorses the American Association of Equine Practitioners’ (AAEP) policy on "Tail Alteration in Horses," which reads as follows:
“The American Association of Equine Practitioners condemns to the alteration of the tail of the horse for cosmetic or competitive purposes. This includes, but is not limited to, docking, nicking (i.e., cutting) and blocking. When performed for cosmetic purposes, these procedures do not contribute to the health or welfare of the horse and are primarily used for gain in the show ring (nicking/cutting, blocking and docking) or because of historical custom (docking). If a horse’s tail becomes injured or diseased and requires medical or surgical intervention, such care should be provided by a licensed veterinarian.
The AAEP urges all breed associations and disciplines to establish and enforce guidelines to eliminate these practices and to educate their membership on the horse health risks they may create. Members of AAEP should educate their clients about the potential health risks, welfare concerns, and legal and/or regulatory ramifications regarding these procedures based on the relevant jurisdiction and/or association rules.”
No Sugarfoot, this is not true. You can read the research done by Sandra Tozzini, where she states the following: The rationale given for this was to prevent possible difficulties in controlling a horse whose tail had tangled in the harness or reins (Tozzini, 2003; Lefebvre et al, 2007). This justification is still used today. However, not all draught horses are docked and the inconsistent application of the practice implies that these horses can be managed adequately without the need to remove the tail. Simple and practical alternatives, such as plaiting or bandaging the tail, are available if necessary.
These are the only horses who are docked...these draft horses, and they do it for cosmetic reasons. There are many breeds of horses that work in harness, like Standardbreds, Gypsy Vanners, Shetlands, Fell, Cleveland Bays, Friesians and many more...NONE of them have their tails docked. Why do you think that is...or, why 14 US states and 11 countries ban it.
Take a look at the research completed in Belgium about tail docking: The rationale given for this was to prevent possible difficulties in controlling a horse whose tail had tangled in the harness or reins (Tozzini, 2003; Lefebvre et al, 2007). This justification is still used today. However, not all draught horses are docked and the inconsistent application of the practice implies that these horses can be managed adequately without the need to remove the tail. Simple and practical alternatives, such as plaiting or bandaging the tail, are available if necessary.
Shame on the sadistic people who hacked up their horses this way. Shame on them.
I don't know why they can't just shave them short tbh. :/ I don't like docking either. :/
An extremely cruel act to cut off a horse's tail to make it look more stylish and showy. Then to do it to seven more just so that they all match. I won't be buying any budweiser from now on.
They are trimmed shorter than an ordinary horse in the paddock but they aren’t cut off. This allows a shorter tail to be plaited and tucked up. It’s not about looks so much as safety. A loose tail can get tangled in all the driving equipment. It also prevents a horse from treading on the tail of the horse in front him.
Budweiser the worst beer of the World ...! = Pisse de cheval.
The poor horses hate it when they’re tacked up, they’re all throwing their heads because of how uncomfortable their mouths and docks are. When will these horses be allowed to retire? Nobody wants to drink Budweiser after seeing these poor horses.