HORSES OF THE MONGOLIAN STEPPES

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  • čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
  • Join us, as we learn about the horses of the Mongolian Steppes. The Mongol horse is the native horse breed of Mongolia. The breed is purported to be largely unchanged since the time of Genghis Khan, and with Nomads managing over 3 million horses, they outnumber the country's human population. In Mongolia, the horses live outdoors all year, dealing with temperatures from 86 °F in summer down to −40 °F in winter, and they graze and search for food generally on their own. They serve as riding and transport animals, and are used both for the daily work of the nomads and in horse racing.

Komentáře • 155

  • @marymarlow3646
    @marymarlow3646 Před rokem +38

    I love to see people leading a traditional life. Around 40% of Mongolians are still nomadic.

    • @camerice6832
      @camerice6832 Před 5 měsíci

      I kinda wanna live a life like that

  • @jackiebraun5479
    @jackiebraun5479 Před rokem +40

    "Saddles are objects of prestige and often more expensive than the horse itself"
    A common affliction worldwide...

    • @wip1664
      @wip1664 Před 28 dny +1

      Horses make horses. 🐎🐎🐎.....
      Humans make saddles.
      🙁

  • @loganlin6109
    @loganlin6109 Před 10 měsíci +26

    Those people must be very wealthy by local standards for the amount of camels and horses they own.

  • @gilliangreen2920
    @gilliangreen2920 Před rokem +31

    Nice to see some (LP gene) Spottied ponies out there prooving just how diverse and widely spread this ancient breed is.

  • @57113
    @57113 Před 10 měsíci +16

    Thank you for this informative and entertaining documentary on the wonderful Mongolian nomads and their horses. 😊 21:08

  • @jeanettewaverly2590
    @jeanettewaverly2590 Před rokem +10

    A horse lover’s paradise!

  • @user-ro5bd8uc2w
    @user-ro5bd8uc2w Před rokem +11

    монголы, буряты,ойраты, джунгары, калмыки это братские народы. народы у которых героическое прошлое.

  • @erstwhile6163
    @erstwhile6163 Před 9 měsíci +4

    A Wonderful insight into this traditional life.
    The horses are revered but my western sensibilities had me wincing at one stage with the constant whipping.

  • @katipohl2431
    @katipohl2431 Před rokem +30

    Great share. Galsan is very popular here in Germany as a shamanic healer, charismatic speaker, author and life partner of ethnologist Amelie Schenk. Didn't know that he is an ambassador of his native horses.

    • @monhb3057
      @monhb3057 Před 11 měsíci

      Галсан Монголский ученый тувинец учился в Германии.

    • @pipfox7834
      @pipfox7834 Před 11 měsíci

      Thankyou for the background detail.for the shaman in the Mongolian doc. I was puzzled by an obviously local person fluent in German!

  • @user-kl6ko6xh1f
    @user-kl6ko6xh1f Před rokem +9

    В Восточном Аймаке, в пос Дорнот, видела удивительной масти лошадь в табуне, грива и хвост белые, а сама золотистая😍

    • @melhawk6284
      @melhawk6284 Před 11 měsíci

      In the US we call that a Palomino, and i agree, they are GORGEOUS!

  • @kristinalewis6126
    @kristinalewis6126 Před rokem +8

    they have almost killed me several times, but i love horses and marvel at their wonderfulness

    • @ginajones2328
      @ginajones2328 Před 8 měsíci

      Concussion at an early age and a few other falls but I love horses.! Born in the Year of the Horse Chinese astrology

  • @JJ-wj6un
    @JJ-wj6un Před 11 měsíci +4

    Very interesting about the nomadic life of Monglos.

  • @MartinLopez-ys5dm
    @MartinLopez-ys5dm Před rokem +7

    Masterpiece. Thank you.

  • @notsosilentmajority1
    @notsosilentmajority1 Před rokem +14

    I have enjoyed horses for many, many years but have only owned one horse. They are amazing animals and capable of many different things. These seem to be very hardy animals that are quite used to the extreme elements of nature but they seem a bit small for most Western men. I'm sure some are capable of handling a 200+ pound man but I wonder for how long? I'd love to spend some time with these horses in person. It's always nice to see humans and animals living in a shared environment.

    • @Lagolop
      @Lagolop Před rokem +1

      These horse are actually small ponies, and only last a very short time. Just look at the shape they are in. Sad :(

    • @luvsandagvae.5647
      @luvsandagvae.5647 Před rokem +16

      ​@@Lagoloponly sad and small thing here is your brain unfortunately. Mongolian horses are relatively small compared to western counterparts but much more durable and resilient and self sufficient. They can cover 80 to 100 miles with rider in a day on average depending on the weather and terrain

    • @luvsandagvae.5647
      @luvsandagvae.5647 Před rokem +13

      They can carry 250 pounds and can travel at least 70 miles in a day with ease i can assure you that with personal experience. Dont get fooled by their size this breed's durability and stamina is exceptional.

    • @Lagolop
      @Lagolop Před rokem +1

      @@luvsandagvae.5647 They just look scraggy :(

    • @Lagolop
      @Lagolop Před rokem +1

      @@luvsandagvae.5647 I thought you just wrote to me that they can go 70K in a day ...LOL. Make up your mind.
      As for the endurance of western horses, perhaps you have never seen horse in Europe or North America. I'd say many have incredible endurance..... from personal experience ...

  • @gatescompton7876
    @gatescompton7876 Před 9 měsíci +2

    Great video, great horseman. 🇺🇸🤠

  • @bevdavis4148
    @bevdavis4148 Před rokem +4

    some of the training rules reminds me of the first horse rules by Kikulli

  • @joannetyrrell364
    @joannetyrrell364 Před rokem +38

    Tough little buggers. Man and horses both. But OMG. The Equine scientist in me is having a heart attack at some of these methods. No mention of losses in this lifestyle.

    • @julienguillaume5010
      @julienguillaume5010 Před rokem +5

      As an equine scientist myself i suggest you dig at once that if you don t eat the damn thing nor beat the hell out of the fuckin horse its ok.. you should see what human beings do to each other. I suggest we focus on human being (hunger, wars prisons etc where human rights are not protected and maybe on extra time if there is we see what we can do for horses (or hamburgers.. cause i heard the other day that they make hamburgers out of cows.. can imagine such a thing?)

    • @biddydibdab9180
      @biddydibdab9180 Před rokem +1

      @@julienguillaume5010There is tragedy all around us and all tragedies can’t be covered in under an hour. Focus.

    • @julienguillaume5010
      @julienguillaume5010 Před rokem

      @@biddydibdab9180 you didn t get my point. I don t give a damn anyway. What i wrote wasn t meant to be discussed. You can discuss it don t get me wrong. It s just that you re gonna be wating your time. I don t care what you answer my friend.
      Like you re gonna be answering any graffiti you find here and there on the walls of your home town.
      I m a poet and i m crazy i make you think. You can answer my statements.. ok.. its just that i m not really here.. if you knew me you d know.. focus.
      Here.. puff..

    • @biddydibdab9180
      @biddydibdab9180 Před rokem

      @@julienguillaume5010 More power to you.

    • @julienguillaume5010
      @julienguillaume5010 Před rokem

      @@biddydibdab9180 yeah :)

  • @TheGreenmangrove
    @TheGreenmangrove Před rokem +4

    excellent document1

  • @steps2spiritualsolutions

    Excellent Documentary!

  • @kimnoel9873
    @kimnoel9873 Před rokem +23

    A Large Herd of The Domestic Xilingol Horses in Mongol Grassland. The Wild Przewalski’s Horses or Takhi is a National Animal of Mongolia.
    ⛹🏻‍♂️🐴🇲🇳🌞🏞️🪕🎶🥛🍟🧢🛻

  • @rochellewarren5008
    @rochellewarren5008 Před rokem +2

    💜Thank you🏹

  • @horsesarehealers134
    @horsesarehealers134 Před rokem +4

    Wow how interesting

  • @giuseppegumina5576
    @giuseppegumina5576 Před rokem +3

    Video Very Beautiful ❤

  • @willwipf7030
    @willwipf7030 Před 11 měsíci +2

    Visiting this would be a dream come true for this old guy

  • @melhawk6284
    @melhawk6284 Před 11 měsíci +3

    I would love a pair or small breeding group of these tough little buggers! Probably have velcro on their hooves and liik like they can go for DAYS on the trail! Tevis cup, anyone????

    • @wip1664
      @wip1664 Před 28 dny

      Please don't refer to them as "buggers"

  • @juantrevino1574
    @juantrevino1574 Před rokem +1

    Interesting thanks for the share of knowledge.

  • @rogerwhite5984
    @rogerwhite5984 Před rokem +2

    Amazing!

  • @wip1664
    @wip1664 Před 28 dny

    So much land for the horses to run, to roam, to cruise. 😘🐎
    But the mongolian territory has seasonal harsh climate for these horses.
    From Wikipedia: "During particularly hard winters ("zuds"), horses may starve to death en masse or die of exposure. Herdsmen can do little to save their herds in such conditions. In the bitter winter of 2009-2010, 188,270 Mongol horses perished." 😢

  • @janemortz8148
    @janemortz8148 Před rokem +9

    Last place gets a smack on the arm or the back. That's the kid on the horse by I think what looks like Grandpa. Their methods seemed a bit harsh on the horses but that's just me I guess. Do they ever lose any horses by this method they use? Just curious.

  • @nurlatifahmohdnor8939
    @nurlatifahmohdnor8939 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Page 74
    Kuda sangat penting kepada orang2 ini, ekonomi mereka ada-lah berasaskan kepada-nya.

    • @nurlatifahmohdnor8939
      @nurlatifahmohdnor8939 Před 11 měsíci

      I never ride a horse in my life. My 3rd sibling did ride once during her long university break. The horse belonged to her friend Juliana.

  • @milanveselinovic9239
    @milanveselinovic9239 Před rokem

    Урош други... Милутин... почива у сад туђем главном граду... Софији... упамтите то име... верујем да га се и ти монголи с разлогом сећају, толико о њиној никад виђеној империји.....

  • @user-xy2sd2em3g
    @user-xy2sd2em3g Před rokem +2

    Background music far too loud. Could not hear dialog

    • @HorseTVGlobal
      @HorseTVGlobal  Před rokem +2

      This episode was in the Archives and was not originally produced by us, so we don't have the original narrative and music files to adjust the levels. Thanks for your input.

  • @ambarishrao6472
    @ambarishrao6472 Před rokem +2

    Horse called power. Seeing of horses or horse documentary increase the health power and wealth power automatically . Try to do test .if you dont change change makes changes .thank you

  • @bold-fr6ne
    @bold-fr6ne Před rokem +4

    4.8 million horses in 2022

  • @moccasinlanding
    @moccasinlanding Před 8 měsíci

    Music loud compared to commentary at beginning.....I hope it corrects soon.

  • @user-pz3bn3we5l
    @user-pz3bn3we5l Před 9 měsíci +1

    Атам манғоляда

  • @fraadebauer
    @fraadebauer Před 11 měsíci +1

    This is how horses are treated in other places. Peta would flip out!

    • @lesnoyelf228
      @lesnoyelf228 Před 6 měsíci

      If mongolians listened to 15-yo horsegirl princesses, who spends third of her parents' money on horse every month and rides it like twice a week, then they would all die out of starvation.
      Horses are meant to move a lot, to eat fresh grass, not stand in stalls like some kind of cattle.

    • @wip1664
      @wip1664 Před 28 dny

      😢

  • @Burhat
    @Burhat Před rokem +2

    Сайн бэнуу!!! Монголчуд!точно не скажу. 500баксов двухлеток. Ну и от штуки до пяти тысяч, ч зависимости от состоянии, селекции. Не так дорого. Вопрос как пройти границу. Анализы, прививки. Карантин. По разному. Честно в подробности не вникал. Но проблем достаточно.

    • @user-jk8wq3vj9z
      @user-jk8wq3vj9z Před rokem

      Уважаемый а лошадь монгольской сколько стоит долларами

    • @Burhat
      @Burhat Před rokem

      В.

    • @-stelst.4ls
      @-stelst.4ls Před rokem

      @@user-jk8wq3vj9z ... 500 dollars

  • @williambabb1301
    @williambabb1301 Před rokem +1

    Why didn’t their saddle evolve

  • @cesarlopezne
    @cesarlopezne Před 9 měsíci

    Bruh 31 is so 🔥 good stuff if you're watching this

  • @MrStraightlover
    @MrStraightlover Před rokem +12

    I'm shocked by how short their horses are, perhaps their height are only around 120-130 cm at the wither. This means shorter than the tropical Sandalwood ponies of Indonesia. I've long believed that horses from higher latitudes are always bigger and taller than their tropical counterparts, until I see these diminutive short-legged big-headed Mongolian ponies.

    • @suldable
      @suldable Před rokem +12

      This horses are conquered the world! Can your horse can travel long distance? Of course it's not.

    • @Burhat
      @Burhat Před rokem +9

      Это очень выносливые, неприхотливые. Не требующие овса, только подножный корм. Не боятся холода и жары. Могут про скакать 40км. На этих лошадях было завоевано полмира.

    • @MrStraightlover
      @MrStraightlover Před rokem

      @@Burhat what are you saying?

    • @Burhat
      @Burhat Před rokem +1

      @@MrStraightlover не понял вопроса?

    • @zumonline5923
      @zumonline5923 Před rokem +3

      if your ancestors had seen these horses, you would not be here now

  • @01abihsot
    @01abihsot Před rokem +2

    They should send a bunch of mustang studs over their

    • @amarsaikhanrentsendorj4169
      @amarsaikhanrentsendorj4169 Před 10 měsíci +2

      They would not stand a chance to survive in the Mongolian winter. Why don't we leave it as it is? As they have survived 1000 s of years. It is nations pride.

  • @pabloalcazar7620
    @pabloalcazar7620 Před rokem +4

    El Preswaslzky es el verdadero caballo Salvaje

  • @TelmenBudsuren
    @TelmenBudsuren Před rokem +2

    Takhi/Тахь is literally translated to Zebra in Mongolian language.

    • @erstwhile6163
      @erstwhile6163 Před 9 měsíci

      Yes, one can see the resemblance to their African ancestors of the same name.

  • @piercetheheartlessons
    @piercetheheartlessons Před rokem +1

    #inspire

  • @Lemon-wu9lr
    @Lemon-wu9lr Před rokem +1

    When youre fluent in german and english but cant decide wich language to listen to:

  • @piercetheheartlessons
    @piercetheheartlessons Před rokem +1

    #educate

  • @shirleyrice7093
    @shirleyrice7093 Před 11 měsíci +3

    I hate to see the children hitting their horses when the horses are already going the speed the kids want.

    • @erstwhile6163
      @erstwhile6163 Před 9 měsíci +1

      Yes, I have to agree. At the end of a race a horse has given it’s all. Whipping won’t change a thing.

    • @wip1664
      @wip1664 Před 28 dny

      This is living in the human past. 😕

  • @monhb3057
    @monhb3057 Před 11 měsíci +2

    Монголские кони не едят овес,зерно.

  • @skateboardist1686
    @skateboardist1686 Před 9 měsíci +1

    The men women and children all look at the camera man like “what kind of man doesn’t know anything about riding? No man at all.. maybe ,for his sake, he is some great or minor chieftain in some far flung pasture.”

  • @davidmorgen4558
    @davidmorgen4558 Před 10 měsíci

    Watch out for the Giant worm?

  • @streamhorsetv
    @streamhorsetv Před rokem +2

    🐴🐴🐴

  • @williambabb1301
    @williambabb1301 Před rokem +1

    These people could take note from American Indian in less than 200 years became lords of the plains

    • @itiswhatitis1775
      @itiswhatitis1775 Před 10 měsíci +3

      These people were unquestionably the lords of the steppes and for 150 years lords of Asia and Eastern Europe. I’d argue as to who could take note of who?

  • @anitabowie5974
    @anitabowie5974 Před rokem +3

    Poor horses and camels, over loaded, the horses are small, it's so sad they have to carry so much weight and travel for many miles.

  • @piercetheheartlessons
    @piercetheheartlessons Před rokem +1

    #create

  • @georgebrill6549
    @georgebrill6549 Před rokem +3

    How am I to concentrate on the narration with that darn violin?

    • @HorseTVGlobal
      @HorseTVGlobal  Před rokem

      This episode is in our Archives, so we don't have the original editing to be able to make modifications to it. But thank you for watching, we appreciate it!

  • @piercetheheartlessons
    @piercetheheartlessons Před rokem +2

    💘💘💘

  • @erstwhile6163
    @erstwhile6163 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Horses are sensitive. The whipping seen here is not insignificant.

    • @evernightdream676
      @evernightdream676 Před měsícem

      They have twice the nerves but several times thicker skin. so not really

    • @wip1664
      @wip1664 Před 28 dny

      ​@@evernightdream676
      Horses are mostly peaceful.
      Humans are mostly not. Yet humans are sensitive about insignificant things. But not having (or lacking) the proper sensitivity.
      Humans are the most intelligent in the human world (this world). But they are almost the most inferior.

    • @evernightdream676
      @evernightdream676 Před 27 dny

      @@wip1664 lol yeah shows you haven't been near wild horse herd

  • @patsheppard2616
    @patsheppard2616 Před 9 měsíci

    They have hard basic lives. Their measuring stick for wealth is only good where they live. Here in Hawaii it was once pigs.

  • @kreativjunkie8053
    @kreativjunkie8053 Před 5 měsíci +1

    This horses are not feeling fine. You didn 't have to beat a horse constantly. Maybe it is because of the behaviour of this clan and its leader, bc humans are individuals. The fact that they are admireing Djengis Khan shows that this clan are extremly rightwinged traditionals who are rather to break the will of a creature than to work with it together.
    American Natives had/have a better way to deal with wild horses. This no food or water is cruel.

  • @user-vy7yf3xw9m
    @user-vy7yf3xw9m Před rokem +1

    Это тувинцы Монголии живут Баян-Олгуйскор аймаке .

  • @elenacaddell3639
    @elenacaddell3639 Před rokem

    These are Excellent horseman. They are really ponies. Not sure why they’re called horses. To bad they’re so thin

  • @3John-Bishop
    @3John-Bishop Před 7 měsíci

    Im glad im not a Mongolian nomad.

    • @wip1664
      @wip1664 Před 28 dny

      Same here.
      Living a part-time nomadic lifestyle is okay, because that may be necessary to "maintain" these horses - to keep the horses living a life that is best for the horses. For hire - Professional Horse Maintainer.

  • @user-yt4mg4tc7g
    @user-yt4mg4tc7g Před 8 měsíci

    the homeland of russian is here and not europe. they even have the same alphabet.

  • @williambabb1301
    @williambabb1301 Před rokem +2

    Their saddles not fit for man or beasts

  • @anuviitala3463
    @anuviitala3463 Před rokem +4

    Wonder what would happen if someone brought an arabian horse to the race.

    • @Luckyguy1012
      @Luckyguy1012 Před rokem

      ​@AboWhaib.AlJanuby2LOL are You Idiot!! Here We Talking about Horses Specifically About Mongol Horses Which are Quite Tough and Strong Travelling Thousands of Kilometers During the Mongol Military Conquest. Also if Hulagu Khan Didn't Returned to Mongolia For the Selection of New Great Khan After the Death of His Brother Möngke Khan Then The Great Mongol Army Under Hulagu Command Would Have Easily Destroyed The Mamluk Kingdom in Cairo Like it Did With Baghdad Caliphate. Mamluks able to Defeat Mongol Army Only Because the Main Mongol Army Under Hulagu Khan Has Been Withdraw After the Death of Möngke Khan as They Returned For Mongolia Leaving Behind Only Few Thousands Otherwise the Battle of Ain Jalut would be the Last Battle of Mamluks if they had Fight With The Full Mongol Army Under the Hulagu Khan Command.

    • @ansh_u_r
      @ansh_u_r Před rokem +5

      ​@أبو وهيب الجنوبي you should thank God the great khan didn't come to Baghdad.

    • @abhilashdas2460
      @abhilashdas2460 Před rokem

      ​@أبو وهيب الجنوبي they banged baghdad

    • @gilliangreen2920
      @gilliangreen2920 Před rokem +8

      An Arabian horse would not stand the very severe winters in Mongolia, temperatures getting down to minus 40 over a long period of time (not just nights).
      Nice to see some spotted ponies (LP gene) out there though, prooving just how widely spread these horses are.

    • @robertscheinost179
      @robertscheinost179 Před rokem

      @@gilliangreen2920 They said "to the race" not "to live in Mongolia." By the way, those Mongolian "horses" are ponies, not horses.

  • @elentolmacheva1178
    @elentolmacheva1178 Před 9 měsíci

    Лошади Пржевальского НЕ предки домашних лошадей.

  • @danwoodward3786
    @danwoodward3786 Před 8 měsíci

    I would not drink the milk from a horse if it was the last drinkable fluid on the planet, you're more than welcome to have my share

  • @mohamedabdiwahid3616
    @mohamedabdiwahid3616 Před rokem +1

    Mongol horses resemble like donkey

  • @antoniescargo4158
    @antoniescargo4158 Před rokem +2

    Use American English. British English is difficult to understand.

  • @Diana-ek7xs
    @Diana-ek7xs Před rokem +1

    Sono rimasti ancora al tempo di gengi shan 800
    Anni I
    Dietro stiamo andando a visitare venere ok andiamo avanti siamo nel medio evi?????????

  • @Diana-ek7xs
    @Diana-ek7xs Před rokem +3

    I mongoli un popolo fiero ma i tempi cambiano tutto passa andiamo avanti

  • @user-gc3lm2nh7b
    @user-gc3lm2nh7b Před 9 měsíci +1

    Poor little horses!!! Their condition and conformation is appalling!! There is no kindness or empathy for horses shown here!!

  • @bbjagaa
    @bbjagaa Před 11 měsíci +4

    No other horse breed will survive mongolian winter and spring

    • @lesnoyelf228
      @lesnoyelf228 Před 6 měsíci +1

      Yakut horses are just like these