$1 VS $1,000,000 Horse
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Go with us as we compare a $1 horse versus a $1,000,000 horse!
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My first horse cost $500 bucks, she was bomb proof, great at team penning, excellent with kids. Her name was “Champagne”, but kids were little and called her “Shampoo”. Gave her away to my cousin who had kids. I moved up into team roping and bought more expense horses($3500 average). To this day, best horse ever, I miss “Shampoo”.
I wish it was possible in Europe to even get a horse under 10,000🤣
And tbh you can but those horses don’t have passports, have health issues and have shady owners
@@johnnyyy1111 It is. Our cheapest horse was 200€ and our most expensive 6.000€ 🙃(None of them really had 'shady' owners.)
I mean, okay, most cheap horses are either young or green (or both) but they're still amazing. You just need to put a little work into them.
@@johnnyyy1111fr lol anything under 10K is either a cob pony or an ex racer🤣
@@ktxtenskz7441 Cobs are fine? They are really versatile horses/ponies and OTTB’s are usually really sweet, they are just medical prone.
We bought a 4 yr old mare from the bucking pens at a rodeo for $500 because she was SO SWEET that she WOULDN'T buck in the 5 rodeos they took her to and she pressed herself against the pen when we came by like "take me home!". Sent her to a great trainer for $1,500 and now she's priceless to us. Thanks for showing us the Cadillacs!
“Well guess what, somebody else don’t own him….. Daddy does” 😂🤣
Me personally I would never spend more than 5 grand on a horse. If your in this long enough you know some dumb stuff happens with these critters. Break a leg, colic and the list goes on.
Ever heard of Insurance.
@@equine2020have u ever heard of how much a horse costs or what, their expensive it’s not like everyone can afford to fix the horses leg and insurance doesn’t cover it all.
@@Maple_Springs
Wow you assume I'm ignorant about horses. I've been with horses since 5yrs old. I was trained by professionals who have show horses. I'm more than aware what a horse costs, as mine are professional. I jump, foxhunt. I work closely with my equine vet.
Insurance for the death of a horse covers it completely
I've purchased horses through out my life. Been in the horse world for 45yrs. Once I owned 4 at the same time. I've seem champions sell for 50K or more. I've been to the Keenland yearlings sales. That thoroughbreds. The flat racer should you not know about Keenland. My horse have linages including Native Dancer, Nasrallah, Hyperion, Swaps, etc.
Yes I think I know a little about horses. I'm not a back yard owner riding only on weekends. My world is horse 24/7.
Is there anything else you'd like us know.
I also have a library full of horse topics. Training, jumping, breeding, foaling, problem horses, conformation, etc. Also 3 books on vet care, & knowledge of diseases. My life is horses.
Pls, never assume someone is ignorant about horses. But truefully many on these outlets are clueless.
I was describing the fog. Some silly thing made laughing mojos ; told me I was a fool. She only exposed her ignorance.
@@equine2020 they assumed you were ignorant bc of what u said 💀
Definitely gonna have to insure a million dollar horse lol
My Dad, an old time real cowboy, told me more than 55 years ago something I've never forgotten about the VERY BEST WORKING HORSES! It's as simple as this: 'It's not a stud horse because the only thing on a stud horse's mind is a mare!
It's not a mare because the only thing on a mare's mind is a stud!
It's a gelding because the only thing on a gelding's mind is his work!!!'
I have found this to be one of the most reliable, steadfast truths about THE VERY BEST WORKING HORSES OF ALL TIME!!!!
Good horses are good horse never mind the “hookups”.
I have mares, geldings and a stud and my stud gives me less headache then all of the other combined. It’s all about handling and breeding.
@@KaityWebsterI couldn’t agree more
My mare was amazing work horse. She used to ride with a stallion didn't phase her any.
I have a mare now, but she's a rare one with silent heats. Other than her, geldings all the way.
2 of my favorite equine influences in one video!! I'm so glad Dale, as a rodeo man, could still show appreciation for the show horse!! And shout out Katie Van Slyke for being on Rodeo Time!
My dad was the general manager of Childers Ranch (racing Quarter Horses) and in 2004 they had the AQHA World Champion, Be A Bono, who won over $1.3M…it was pretty cool having a million dollar horse in the stable. Cool episode 🤠
In 1995 I went to the Premier Paint Horse Sale at Will Rodgers arena in Fort Worth. I wanted to get my 13 year old daughter a show horse for 4-H. I found a beautiful paint gelding by the Roan Ranger, APHA champion. I got him bought but I had to spend more than I have ever spent for a horse at auction, $3100. My daughter showed him til she got married, won a lot. We kept him awhile around the place just because he was so good and anyone could ride him. He was too go9d to keep in a pasture though, so we offered him to a therapeutic riding facility. They tested him and he passed so spent the rest of his life with easy work and meticulous care from facility personnel. He was the reserve champion mount at the Chisholm Trail meet for handicapped riders one year. After that we saw him on a commercial for the place on TV, being ridden by the reporter. He was also a star on the TV show "Horses that Heal". He was a great horse and a popular mount for wounded veterans and handicapped children and adults.
Christine, it's wonderful that you were careful to ensure that he went to a home where he would be appreciated and treated accordingly! It's so important to be cautious who to sell or give a horse to. I have a lot of admiration for the places with the Therapeutic Horseback Riding Programs. I hope to volunteer at one of them very soon. As soon as my own health issues are sorted out. I'm sure the horse was/is well cared for there and happy.
To have attention, mental stimulation, and a moderate amount of easy work is far better for an aging horse than just rotting in a feild is. However being a pasture pony is far preferable to being sold to a bad owner, or to a long series of owners, and ending up in the meat auction.
When I was a kid we used to say they ended up at the glue factory. Whatever term you use, the fact is that horses that people don't care about live an extremely stressful life, with a lot of fear. Sometimes they are auctioned multiple times, each time being scarier than the time before.
Many of these magnificent animals, who are so willing to do almost anything for us but sadly can't tell us what they experience, go through a downward process of being a lesson horse, then a dude ranch horse, and finally are just a commodity, for meat. And they are shoved with other horses from trailer to trailer, and place to place, with no regard for their feelings, or their comfort, or even their health. Illnesses and injuries are not treated. Worming, hoof trimming, and dental care are no longer done. The result is chronic pain and illness. And they are horribly beaten and abused! When you see videos of them you can see how terrified they are!
The end of the road is the kill auctions, and the actual slaughter, both of which are the most horrific thing that any person or animal could ever imagine! That is the end result of people carelessly selling off horses, just because they are old or didn't get along with the owner, in order to recoup a few dollars.
People, PLEASE. If you cannot afford to keep them in your own pasture and give them proper care, then PLEASE give them up to a Horse Rescue Organization. If they can be rehabilitated and rehomed, the organization will do so. If they are too old to be ridden, there are people who will be happy to keep them in a pasture, and to continue their veterninary, dietary, teeth and hoof care. But when their time comes, and they are too old and sick, they will not suffer. They will be put to sleep with love. And you will sleep well, knowing you did the right thing for them.
Horses are very intelligent, so they're meant to have a lot of variety in their experiences and life. No matter how big it is, any pasture will feel small to them after about a week (or less), and it will be extremely boring, even if they are with other horses. So a horse that is capable of having a job should have one, and when they are too old (or lame from illness or injury) they still need to be properly cared for. Just selling them off to anyone, for money, is a cruel thing to do. So is dumping them in a feild and neglecting them. Living in a pasture is NOT the same kind of healthy life that wild horses have, and your own pasture horses still need plenty of human attention, for many reasons.
Some horses are even put out to pasture alone! How awful for them! We need to treat aging horses as we would wish to be treated. To just sell them off like an old car or dirt bike is a horrible thing! I see may very good, caring horse owners on YT, but I do see some awful ones who make me terrified for their horses!
Please people! Do not just get rid of any horse! Even if you and they had a bad relationship for some reason, please understand that is likely because they either have health issues, or they were not properly trained, or they were abused. Horses only behave badly for those 3 reasons. And like any person, they deserve to not be tortured. Selling them to just any old person DRASTICALLY increases the odds that they will resold again and again, and end up in the kill auctions eventually.
Never forget that there are Horse Rescue Organizations all over N America, that will help if you can no longer afford to take care of your horse or horses.
Everybody should watch a few episodes on the UA-cam channel of Horse Plus Humane Society. It's an enormous eye opener!
(Please excuse the fact that this post is a little bit disorganized. I am now out of time. I will try to remember to come back tomorrow and fix it.)
Bro that second million dollar horse you showed? Spectacular. Stunning! Graceful. I dare say you should raise that figure to $1.5 mill with the quality portrayed by that absolute beauty.
weird ass horse though, never saw a breed like that
Thankfully all the horses that live at the stable I go to were rescued, including my gelding bugsy. Although they were not bought for anything I would call bugs priceless. He’s super calm, very gentle, the smartest horse I’ve ever met, and when riding if he senses you slipping he stops and help you adjust
Btw he is a Rocky Mountain :)
@@Starstruck_moon my gelding is a RMH too and he's the sweetest thing ever. i love that breed
Dale I got up, gut full of whiskey, walked across my home to get my phone to tell you this video is the style that will carry your channel to the next level. More inside baseball stuff. I loved it.
My dad used to say ain’t no such thing as a free horse or a cheap horse. $1000 horse usually comes with $10000 problems and don’t ride half as good.
straight facts, wise man.
Dang if that ain't the truth!
That’s only half true, if you know how to buy your can get a hell of a horse for 1,000$ my aunt had a free, foundation bred horse who won 9 saddles and thousands of dollars for her, she had to train her herself, but other than that completely free. My first and only horse as of now was 3,800$ I’d say she’s probably now more in the 12k range, she’s got ish bloodlines, but best horse I’ve ever met.
@@KTDbarrelracingmy grandma bought a $500 horse and broke him in and then gave him to me and he would jump the moon for me but my mum said we had to sell him and we sold him for $11000
bought my first horse for 150 bucks. He was a two year old buckskin who jumped out of any fence, even a 6 ft metal pole pen, to go join other horses, if he was lonely. He was a pest for ranchers. I ended up in national and international competition in eventing. He could also do a 16.5 barrel run! I sold him at age 9 to a student and he won the Texas State Championship. He could do reining, and dressage. My next horse I bought for $350 bucks a 16.2 leopard app. Not very many could stay on him if you lost your concentration, well he would leap up in the air and kick out and it could be a long way down. Beautiful mover. He sold for 5 figures and I went to graduate school.
Poor Brandon! He just needs some love
Technically I have a $1 horse. OTTB mare confiscated, “bought” for $1 (for bill of sale) and the woman felt she was too much horse for her so I paid $1,500. It’s been months and she’s still not sound to ride, but she looks great now and she’s a sweetheart!!! Retirement will be sweet for her
i watched hoping to see VS Code Red!!!
Katie is an amazing woman and i cried for her when she won that auction and won her baby
So glad to see VS Code Red &Katie! I vote Rodeo time does more videos like this! How about visiting a big Percheron barn that handles a 6 or 8 hitch maybe?
"But guess what? somebody else doesn't own him, DADDY does." hell yeah!! love when people love there animals like that
Thank you for making informational videos like this every now and again ole son! Makes me excited for the future and what we got planned for the ranch coming soon.
I kinda want the horse in the beginning 😂
Me too 😂❤
The roman nose , grade horse was my favorite lol
As a city girl with no money for horse care, thank you for these videos
I have a mare who is priceless to me. Can’t afford to show her off, her value is in the relationship I have with her. Shes been with me since weaning. She’s well papered, but I might as well use them to line my tack box. Paid under 5k for her. Wouldn’t sell her for any amount.
That’s a priceless horse.
I got me a big gelding off the Navajo res for 540 bucks and he’s amazing. Fastest horse I ever rode and tough as nails.
I’m also training a colt I got from the same place for 200 bucks.
Don’t need no fancy ponies.
The fact you got to see VS Code Red is INSANE, I am immensely jealous!! He's got a lot of babies round where I am and is quite popular!
I died at “cute little buck” 😂
😂😂same no thanks I’m old.
400 from sales. Best pony I've ever had. Toughest horse lives on air and always takes care of her rider. She retired now living her best life
id take "Bucket Head" over any million dollar horse
so glad to have my own boone at home! everyone has that one in the herd
My horse was $7,100 at an auction, we tested her and she was PERFECT WTC all around best horse ever, took her home, and MAN does she buck like heck, she was going to be a beginner kids pony, but…. After all she was an auction horse for a reason. Lol ❤
Dollars to donuts she was aced for the auction. Happens a lot.
I just bought my bucket list horse. A Gypsy Vanner Stallion! He’s gorgeous and well mannered and I hope to get lots of babies out of him.
My first and only horse cost $35000. I don’t regret it at all and she is worth every Penny. ❤❤❤
Aww, I love ole Brandon. Also, I saw Miss Becky bite the pick up horse haha!
I got a Reverse dapple friesian Stallion for under $200! That was a Mindblowing deal. I wind up only paying $120 for Him and he is really good at dressage and lots more
I came across your channel before and I lost you for a while. And now I'm back, I missed you and your channel. Which I have no idea about horses. Your my favorite ❤
@@malenatully2148 thanks so much. Welcome back
@@DaleBrisbyBullRider awww.. you're a sweetheart. Thanks
"Sort fly poop from pepper" 😂 that's a good one
Just stumbled across this channel and I’m now OBSESSED- it’s hard to find both entertaining and non-abusive equestrian content so I hit gold lol! :)
Welcome!!
The BEST BOSS EVER only has $1,000,000 horses 😂
My ol man picked up an ol buck skin for 200 dollars and an ol dodge 80 models pickup, the guy said he wasn't worth a penny. Dad brought him to the ranch turned out to be one of the best horses we had. My dad used to say the guy traded gold for shit.
I noticed you didn't ask to buck the giraffe. Would have liked to have seen that.
I love Dale's videos, I wish there was daily uploads but I know that is a huge amount of work !
The day you buy the horse is the cheapest day❗
My grandparents just got a 2.3 million dollar stud vs the fireman 😅
buckethead: priceless ❤
Boones my boy too don't get me wrong ol son ⭐
So cool to see Katie and VS Code Red in your video. I'm a huge fan of hers.
Ol Buckethead about falling asleep during his introduction
The cost really depends what your discipline is.
Put a flank on that giraffe ol' son.
“A cute buck” he’s just a bunny, bouncing around!!
I like these kinda videos always good to learn something.
DAMN!! That last horse is the Fabio of horses!😂😂
Got my horse for free and hes been great. Love my little twh with major anxiety.
Got mine for $1300. She is now easily worth $15k. Took a lot of work though!
Instant follow with "Let's go Brandon" clip, hahaha. But also, fun informative video. I came to see VS Code Red as I follow his owner's channel, and now I'm watching all your recent vids.
We had a jumper back in the day who was an ex-bucking horse. We got him on a whim when a rodeo contractor called & said he had a bronc who wouldn't stay in his pen, would we take him? That horse would jump over a stall guard, jump from paddock to paddock ~ fences 4'6" with walkways between paddocks ~ everything. He wasn't easy to ride, rudimentary steering at best ~ but he never, ever stopped in front of a fence. It was like point & shoot. The only times that horse didn't pin were on his frisky days when he'd as soon jump out of the show ring as jump the obstacles. At one of our last shows, he raced through the jumpoff ~ we'd won ~ then bolted out of the ring & down the hill. I think I was able to stop him about a mile later. When he retired, we turned him out with all the other older horses. Once a week, neighbors would call & say, "Please get this monster out of my garden. " True story!
😂😂😂😂 great story and I am positive it's true
That's a handsome boy, that $1 horsie!! He has lil' dapples on his belly he's so cute and so handsome!! Thank you for taking care of that sweet baby! :D Oh, and that 500k red roan was stunning! Beautiful stud there. He's just so sweet looking!
"She's gentle in the shoot,"
*bucks like a fuckin' maniac trying to kick off Mr. Dale*
Well, I have to say, the $1,000,000 horse really did look like he was worth every penny. He was gorgeous!
I find this pretty interesting. I’m involved in the breeding end of racehorses. I’m always picking up some cut 3/4yr old at the auction, dirt cheap and turning him for profit. Them show ppl in FL are an easy sale. 🤣
Brandon 🥹 I love you. I have a thing for a Roman nose lol my first horse when I was five was an off colored, Roman nosed “black” Percheron my father got dirt cheap. So Brandon, your tops in my books. 😊
Buster is absolutely adorable
Gerald licked me on top of my head when we toured Highpoint in college!
Damn dale you got some pretty horses❤
I ride English (hunter jumpers) yet these videos are amazing.
You should try bucking the last one
I knew code red had to be on here. That darn horse would be living in my house w my cousins out front 24/7 w the ARs.
Holy crap you've got some bulky horses. I'm completely unfamilar with rodeo work so this is totally fun information for me.
I don't know much about horses, and when I was reading 'All the Pretty Horses,' the book frequently mentions cheap and expensive horses without providing additional descriptions. However, to the characters, it is obvious at first sight whether the horse is good. Now I can see how.
Hahaha that was a nice bonus horse there at the end xD
See! I knew I gave you a good idea 😂. Buy low, sell high. Where’s that pony?
I have only ever bought one horse, that was a yearling colt, and I’m training myself. He is already less spooky than the most expensive horse we have (6000$) and at the same level because the 6000$ dollar one is in rehab due to his issues being hidden to us when we bought him. (He’s an amazing boi tho)
For the last one I thought “oh maybe a zebra or something” but a frickin GIRAFFE XD The stuff you can see in the south man!
As soon as I saw the title I knew the 1,000,000 horse would be Code Red.
Brandon is like - wtf dude!? 😂
I'd take that last horse. 7:30 and make an NCHA Champion. Wouldn't even have to move his feet in the cutting pen to cut a cow. LOL
yeeehaww
The last horse looked a little low in the rears.. betcha it would be a rough ride. 😊
Love the dapples....but...
"Yea I just kinda let em do what he wants! He'll get it put of em! This is his world" as a horse rider that is the funniest shit ever to me
After you mentioned Trevor, I was waiting to see the Darkk Side 😮
A good horse always knows your personality and they work that way they’re smart animals people forget that
Thank you for the videos.
Yay Katie, he is wonderful
I thought when I first saw the title oh I won’t watch that one it’s not gonna be that great. 😅I was Proven wrong. Waited 7 days. HAHA. Every second of this was educational. Loved it. Keep doing these!
Love seeing Katie here!!!
7:41 Ain't no horse, cowboy... that there's a dang grizzler bear!
My horse would be 25,000.00 My 10 year old niece rode him, super soft and got the color to boot!
Thank you for sharing.🐴
Dusty makes em as nice as anyone
Good afternoon Dale what’s up with the glasses all the time people like to see who’s talking and who they’re talking to when they leave your comments lol. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.😊
“There’s a lotta places on a cow he ain’t punched”. Omg. I’m dead.
can i just say your horses are gorgeous!!!
$1 horse headed for the slaugter pipeline. You should be really proud.
I got both of my horses for free. My oldest is 24yrs he's a 14.3hh chestnut quarter gelding. He's pretty sweet and trust worthy but definitely can get pretty Bucky and spunky. My newest is 8yrs he's a 15hh chestnut thoroughbred. He's pretty green and is giving me a rough time. I'm hoping to ride him soon.
Need to see how Gerald is at ranchin ... Bet he bucks & can handle the cows ol son
Dale is the 🐐
That little back Humper may have pain and be complaining!
Ha. That real tall horse Gerald was my neighbor a few years ago.
Hey, I have Brandon's brother! He was a rescue my wife found on a FB kill page, BS of -2, u necked, post legged App. He was sick and smelled like cheap, nasty dogfood for a couple years drawing every fly in the county, cant believe he survived. Hes fat and a dang good mower now, just useless lol. Out of all ours Hell be the one that outlives all the good ones
Paid 6k for a 6 month old Jack and shipped from Ohio to California...the mares he has to cover go from “no one could ride” to priceless, my go to for years and others five figured using beauties...best mules in the west coast on the way🔥💯✨🤘...only crazy lady to build a remuda over the last decade in a half to only make mules, but damn good mules🤣
My son got his picture with you at the California state convention... thank you for always taking time to support our countries youth, cowboys forever💯🤘🔥
Get a zebra stud...you know you wanna...I bet he would buck too🤘✨💯
Y’all are having too much fun 🤘
I bet Dale bucked that 🐎 handler!
Someone scored
My first horse was $4000, which my in-laws paid, messed him up, then gave him to me. He was a 4-year old black & white APHA paint gelding.
I took him to cowboy college with me, in Cheyenne, then spent the next year working with him.
He turned out to be a Superhorse! He was the best boy ever! I had him until he was 14, then I sold him to a teenage girl for her ranch horse.
We named him Brandon because we are getting rid of him 😂😂😂😂😂