Four Sixes "Mare Man"
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2019
- Ride with Four Sixes Mare Manager Phil Fox as he shares a glimpse of his job during breeding and foaling season at the iconic ranch.
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This cowboy is the realest one I’ve seen. “Mare Man” 🤘🏼
With our horse world shrinking, it's terrific to see a thriving breeding ranch.
The chestnut with the white spots. I've got a mare like that, her pasture name is Nightmare. The first two weeks after she foals, you don't step between her and her baby. If you do, she'll see if she can make you into human pate'. After two weeks, you can do what you want. She was a great momma. She's 31 this year, just living a horse's life now, hanging out with friends.
G,Day from Australia, 2 HollywoodGold colts came to Aust in the 196Os Ann's Hollywood, & Hollywood Return 2 great stud in there day, love these old style QHs cheers Mate...
Wow congratulations awesome thanks for sharing this beautiful video.
someone should do a full-length documentary on this subject because trying to piece together what this actually looks like is difficult. people make tons of videos about little bits of the subject but would really love to see what this looks like day in and day out over the course of three to five years. talk to the viewer as if they don't already know what's going on. So many questions
very cool! very nice mares and colts!
Beautiful horses.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
What a cool job!!!
All those pretty horses
Yeah boy cowboy!!
👍🏼
Looks like good blood Line
Mare Man needs an IPad 😎
No he don't.
6666 are good horse breeders
Are quarter horse all these horses?
Looks like you have your hands full there...
I hope Taylor Sheridan doesn't start throwing weddings there
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍
Can get a male and female baby horse
Where does all the horses go?
Slaughter.. and kill auctions
Dawn Hansen lol you are so clueless it’s not funny, those horses are way to valuable to go for slaughter, they will go into training and then sent to what ever program they seem best suited for, then kept for showing and breeding or sold to other people for pleasure riding, showing, breeding or just as pets, you can’t even sell a horse for slaughter in the USA anymore.
Bullshit.. 125,000 horse's are sold
Each year here in United States to
Kill buyer's and shipped to Mexico or Canada For Slaughter.. and don't try and say they are valuable, because champion horse's have been Found in kill auctions, and TB that have sold for Millions have been Slaughtered!
Just like Ferdinand, he was one of the greatest racehorses of our time he sold 4 almost 10 million dollars he won the Preakness and that horse was butchered and slaughtered in a slaughterhouse in Japan so don't give me your horse so valuable the most slaughtered horses are quarter horses, then thoroughbreds it's because you people over breed
Some r sent 2 slaughter houses but not these
These r bred way 2 good to slaughter
Some people do overbreed,but not 6666
@@littlereach5859 Wrong.. if they don't sell them they send them off to the kill pens go look at all the kill pens with really nice registered horses so don't get bought then they get shipped, go look at Bowie auction horse page they have super nice horses there and those all come from ranches like this and even says if they're not bought they ship
Good horses looks like you need to get rid of a bunch of thisel
Do you think those shanks are long enough? Need them long to create the maximum amount of leverage, to make the horse 'listen'? (sarcasm)
Im sure these people know far more than you or I ever will and the horse is just fine
@@itsemilee1502 Until the rider puts too much pressure on the bit. Then the horse will not be fine.
The fist I learned about when I got my horses is bits, and a old time horse trainer told me that long shank bits are very severe and the rider does not have a soft hands. So Gary is right.
@@dianereiser6417 Thanks. If one watches the horse and understands the horse's language (body language), the horse will 'tell' a person if the device (bit) is causing pain or if there is unnecessary discomfort.
looks like a mess
Love when bitchy high school girls think they know everything 😎😎😎👎👎👎👊
And then there’s your classy response...Just sayin’.
Yup.. dumping them in kill auctions, going to slaughter
The four 6's don't do that? They breed for racehorses and performance horses, none of these colts will go to a kill auction?
@@onegoodgait I’ll bet you run a puppy mill in your apartment’s kitchen.