Young Living's World Champion Percheron Team
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- čas přidán 1. 02. 2023
- Percheron horses are a force of nature, standing at a height and size that makes them feel larger than life, a fitting legacy for the man who founded Young Living. Founder D. Gary Young dreamed larger than life, building something from nothing in the heat and dust of the American West, raising something completely new from the hard work of his own hands. The story of Young Living’s founding lives on in the symbolism of these hardworking Percherons and the work they continue as the heart of the Young Living Lavender Farm and Distillery in Mona, Utah, and the heart of Young Living.
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Absolutely beautiful ❤
You brought happiness to my heart Thankyou 💗
You have done an absolutely beautiful job with these majestic horses. Non horse owners do not realize what it takes for you to make them look and perform, as they do. Congratulations on all your achievements.
I had the ultimate pleasure of watching the beautiful horses from just a few steps away at the Mona Farm TWICE! The beauty of these animals is absolutely breathtaking 🙌🏻❤️🥳💥
Beautiful Horses, Beautiful Story, and Beautiful Company ♥️
Beautiful, talented horses!
❤❤❤❤❤❤ beautiful
Awesome video!! ❤❤
Glad you liked it!!
How do I start young living? ❤
Contact a friend of yours that is a member or contact YL customer support.
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They're beautiful, but the cut tails are disappointing. The time saved in harnessing isn't worth it.
Can someone tell me why this percherons have so much longer legs than the more stocky looking percherons?
Hi, in breeding draft horses there are a few schools of thought and the result is that each breeder strives to produce a horse that is suited to the intended purpose. "Farm" type horses tend to be shorter legged and of a quieter disposition. "Hitch" type horses tend to be be taller, flashier and often more spirited. I only work "Farm" type horses as I have to harness and unharness these horses by myself each day and I have no helpers to deal with spirited horses. So a calm docile attitude is just as importance as soundness and strength. These horses in the video are "Hitch" type horses. I wouldn't want to take them to the bush logging.
Do you cut off their tails and clip their spines?
20k check will feed them for a month😂