I know lol. He knows nothing about horses,I am 61 years old and I have been with horses in just about every discipline my whole life.For me They are the most wonderful animal on the planet,with my dogs coming a close second.I love them so much,I can,t see me ever being without one.I prefer them to humans to be honest.
For those of you wondering, the first Appaloosa shown is called a "Peacock" Appaloosa and is technically the rarest appaloosa. The dalmatian looking appaloosa is called a "Leopard" Appaloosa, and the spots on a "Leopard" can also come in chestnut brown! =)
@@EmLovesCamaros truly. the disease can even cause sudden death, but she hides it so people don’t find out unless they test for it. The owner is only breeding to have cool colors.
Or black or Bay or palomino or buckskin or any other color.. I was going to say the same thing about Wicket.. I personally think the ApHC should refuse to register any more of his foals to stop the deliberate breeding of inferior horses. It makes me angry because I have seen multiple ads for him claiming he is HYPP negative.. when in fact he is HYPP N/H, meaning that any mare he breeds IF they are tested HYPP N/N STILL have a 50% chance of testing HYPP positive, if he is bred to a mare who is also HYPP H/N the chances go up to at Least 75% and chances are you are going to get a positive foal. It is a HORRIBLE disease and can and often does lead to death due to either cardiac paralysis or bronchial paralysis. It’s absurd that they continue to breed him. I would NEVER breed one of my mares to a horse that tested positive I don’t care how unique they look
Appaloosas are VERY common. The rarity is in the coat pattern! A peacock appy and leopard appy (which coincidentally he showed in this video) ARE two of the rarest if not THE rarest coat patterns in the breed, followed closely I believe by a varnish Appaloosa. I have NEVER seen a peacock appy in real life and have only met 1 varnish and 1 leopard Appaloosa in my life. I’ve been doing the horse thing for 15 YEARS, I’ve met hundreds of horses, that’s how rare special coat patterns can be.
Or his lack of it. I hate when non-equestrians make up horse facts. He didn’t even spell DRAFT right. And this shows a KNABSTRUPPER and a PERCHERON! Get your facts straight dude before you make a video on it.
@Atanepes2503 excuse me? I never said easy to do about culture... I'm saying this breed is not rare at all uncommon yes. Rare no. This breed is found worldwide not in one place of the world everywhere... On the island I live on which has a population of like less than a million people. There's probably 30 of them on the island... Definitely not a rare breed by any means.. They are uncommon but found worldwide.
All the equestrians in the chat knowing that appaloosas are actually fairly common and that he actually showed like 3 different horse breeds when she showed the Belgian Draft.
@@Beer_Wolf unfortunately mankind? Breed animals for appearance only,has grave consequences for the animals that is not apparent on a visual inspection
Appaloosa’s aren’t actually all that rare, though certain patterns of Appaloosa can be. There’s actually four appys at my barn, even though two of them are not showing (genetically Appaloosa but don’t actually have the spots) And Akhal-tekes are absolutely beautiful and I love the sheer strength and gentleness of Belgian draughts 😊
Naw, we entered the chat with hell fire for his lack of research. There is no better way to piss us off than bullshit some facts about our babies (besides promoting overbreeding and abuse).
@@tommasol9701 dude, maby this person just thought the same thing. Jeez! Do you have to be so judgemental? The more people that call this video out the better
@@HamzaKhan-ue7iihat’s tent pegging? I know how people mistreat these horses badly. The photo of the White Akhal Teke he looked so uncomfortable and abused you can just tell from the picture that bit 🤮
@@EverythingEquestrian The video is not showing Tent Pegging. The white one is not an Akhal Teke it is a Nukra from Pakistan. If you wanna see Tent pegging then search Neza Bazi. Or watch a documentary made by BBC in 1983 about the prince of Kot Fateh Khan, Malik Atta Khan, it's called "one man and his horse". In the documentary, Malik Atta has a pure breed Mughal war horse.
The full spotted white and black spotted Appaloosa isn’t a Appaloosa that’s a Knabstrupper it’s a different breed and is pretty rare and expensive. They are not the same breed. Also Appaloosa though is considered a breed at times is more of an coat coloration than a breed and can appear in many types of breeds, like paints and pintos. Another thing is that though appoloosa can and may have spots all over there body typically they will most of the time have spots purely on there rear it’s the most common pattern for them. I just wanted to come out and correct this common mistake. 😊 Edit read reply for correction of my mistake. Just in case it’s not there. Someone very nicely corrected my stupid error so here. “Actually, Appaloosa is a breed, paint is a breed, pinto is a coat color, like paint horse and pinto coated horses of any breed are confused, so is Appaloosa and spotted. I have a red roan blanket spotted Appaloosa and I used to have a quarter horse pinto which everyone thought was a paint horse”
Right I forgot I’m stupid! Lol 😂 I think I had a mentor who told me it was a color but everyone else since then has told it was a breed. Honestly sometimes it’s confusing. Personally I think it can be both but I know it’s considered a breed
Not all Appaloosas are spotted. You can have solid colored Appaloosas. It doesn't just mean 'spotted'. Although I agree the one shown under saddle does look more like a Knabstrupper than an Appy.
There are many “spotted” breeds of horses, the Appaloosa who have lots of different coloured & patterns in their coats, like, leopard spot, snowflake, blanket etc. There is also the British Spotted Pony. The Knabstupper is a Danish breed. There may be differences with Knabstuppers and Appaloosas such as the spots on a Appy must be separate and cannot touch another spot, but on a Knabstrupper the spots may touch and merge into each other. There is also the Nez Perce Horse, which can also have spots but is not an Appaloosa.
Actually, the horse is not white it is grey the coat color “white” does not exist because the horses skin is not white. The horses skin under their hair is actually black or dark grey.
Akhal-Teke is a true rare creature. It’s about 3000 purebred horses in the world. Half of them are in Turkmenistan. They consider a Turkmen national treasure, their image on the national emblem and on the banknotes. It’s one of the oldest horse breeds, was bred around 5000 BC. Their coat always have an golden or silver undercoat, this why they looks like silk. Akhal-Teke holds a world records in long jump and high jump. They are a true treasure.
Yea no. They are found worldwide yes pure bred ones... There's an entire breeding stable of them here there's another About 2 hours from the other one There's also about ten on the mainland all breeding purebreds... so yea rare my ass. Theres hundreds of thousands of them. Not a couple thousand... There really isn't a rare horse brake there are rare colors but actual breeds no not really... I mean if you really really want to get super technical and pissy about it Then yeah they are a rare breed but in reality they are not.... There's less wild mustangs than there are these so definitely not a rare breed...
@@martaniklas7813 I’m from Ipswich and the Suffolk punch is on our football teams logo. Also rare fact is at one point in time the only reason the Suffolk punch is still alive these days is HMP Hollesley prisoners used to take care of the breeding of the Suffolk punch
the first appaloosa he showed was a peacock coated appaloosa, the black and white was a leopard appaloosa. Also, that really shiny Akhal-Teke- that coat color was called a cremello, it can be on any horse.
An old woman at my barn had a 21-year-old Akhal-Teke and she had NO CLUE it was rare. It was sold to her as a palomino and she only found out about its true breed after going to the vet. None of us ever knew lol
My neighbor has a monster Clydesdale named Big Pete. He is a gentle giant. Early one morning a Razorback wild hog was rooting around in Big Pete's pasture and got right up behind Big Pete. Well Pete just was not having it and kicked the hog square on his head. I had never seen a hog fly before but this 300 plus pound hog did. 6 complete back flips with its entire stomach contents flying out of its mouth. Big Pete's rear hoof, the size of a beer keg, crushed the hogs Skull and broke its neck and back. I have never seen that much blood, Brain matter and chunks of bone flying through the air. It looked like a moving Jackson Pollock painting. Splatter fest. However he loves my teenage daughters so much he follows them around like a huge puppy and is so careful and gentle with them. He is the most beautiful majestic horse I have ever seen. A dozen carrots and a few sugar cubes and you have a one ton puppy friend for life.
Appaloosas are pretty common you just don't see them because they're more likely to be stolen so they're locked up. Belgians are unfortunately very common in kill pens and every single one I've met has been an absolute sweetheart. One has actually lived behind my house for the last 20 years😂 Ally is the best big girl.
Regular people: omg 6 feet that’s huge!! Equestrians:how many hands is that 18?! That’s a giant horse Edit:im not tryna be that person but tysm I’ve never gotten so many likes before Edit:almost at 100 can we get there?
@@unikornsandsatan nope! Coats like Cremellos, pearlino have pink skin, they aren’t white. Cremello appears to be in the video, the one I see y’all are referring to. ☺️ There’s many ‘white’ formalities people mistake as actually white. Dominant white, for example, is a coloured horse. A piebald for example but the white patch in that coat dominates over the black, covering the entire horse. You can either see a small patch of the black or none at all. Depends on the horse. Horse genetics are very interesting. Obviously you can call them white, it’s just not really genetically correct. Dominant white may have white in the name, but the horse itself is not actually white. There is also something called lethal white, but given the name, you can guess what that gene does... I’m a nerd🤓. So sorry if this seems long, thought I’d explain a tad of it.
The Appaloosa isn’t super rare. It can be found in many places! It can be mixed up with Knabstruppers which are rare, but one of the rare horse breeds I know and adore are the Marwari! They are rare horses with unusual curled ears.
I wish I could say I’ve seen a Mawari, but I haven’t. I’ve heard that they’re DROP DEAD GORGEOUS tho. The only ones I’ve seen are animated on Star Stable Online 🤣
Literally for such a rare horse, it doesn’t cost that much considering how expensive horses can get Edit: also literally all these horses are pretty common except for the first one
Petra, the “Strongest Horse In The World” that he showed, is NOT a Belgian Draught, but Infact, a Ardennes, a completely different Breed, that either originates from Belgium, France, Luxembourg depending what type/variation of the Breed. There is also a Swedish Ardennes but that is a different Breed of Ardennes.
The Suffolk Punch is a rare breed and are now rarer than Giant Pandas, because they were agricultural horses which dwindled in numbers when tractors took over farm work. They are a beautiful breed and one if my favourites.
Although Akhal-Tekes did originate from Turkmenistan, they are bred all over the world. They do not only come in cremello/perlino/palomino and are not golden. Majority of the time they are not anywhere near 100K. Appaloosas are not rare, and they originated from the Nez Perce indigenous tribe not U.S settlers. What do you mean “riding and doing tricks”?? Weird description. Half the horses that you said were Belgian Draughts were indeed not, and they do not mature at 6 foot 10. The current tallest living Belgian Draught is Big John, standing at 6ft at the wither or 20hh. This horse breed is also not rare.
Those are some seriously beautiful horses. Just what I thought I'd seen all the horses that there were, you guys open my eyes to a whole new world. And that's a very special thing, so I'd like to say thanks.😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
People who are saying the horses pulling things are being abused its because they've been trained for so long if they stop working they can actually go crazy so its best for them to keep working for their sake
I am so glad the equestrians are banning together to correct him. He didn't even bother to look up hands 😂
Fr fr 😂😂
I know lol. He knows nothing about horses,I am 61 years old and I have been with horses in just about every discipline my whole life.For me They are the most wonderful animal on the planet,with my dogs coming a close second.I love them so much,I can,t see me ever being without one.I prefer them to humans to be honest.
For those of you wondering, the first Appaloosa shown is called a "Peacock" Appaloosa and is technically the rarest appaloosa. The dalmatian looking appaloosa is called a "Leopard" Appaloosa, and the spots on a "Leopard" can also come in chestnut brown! =)
I've got a leopard appaloosa.
Sadly that specific stallion has a HYPP disease. Despite that the owner keeps breeding him despite it spreading to his offspring.
@@yeengang That's terrible... Some people are so cruel.
@@EmLovesCamaros truly. the disease can even cause sudden death, but she hides it so people don’t find out unless they test for it. The owner is only breeding to have cool colors.
Or black or Bay or palomino or buckskin or any other color.. I was going to say the same thing about Wicket.. I personally think the ApHC should refuse to register any more of his foals to stop the deliberate breeding of inferior horses. It makes me angry because I have seen multiple ads for him claiming he is HYPP negative.. when in fact he is HYPP N/H, meaning that any mare he breeds IF they are tested HYPP N/N STILL have a 50% chance of testing HYPP positive, if he is bred to a mare who is also HYPP H/N the chances go up to at Least 75% and chances are you are going to get a positive foal. It is a HORRIBLE disease and can and often does lead to death due to either cardiac paralysis or bronchial paralysis. It’s absurd that they continue to breed him. I would NEVER breed one of my mares to a horse that tested positive I don’t care how unique they look
The only “rare” horse in this video is the Akhal-Teke the other breeds are pretty normal
So true the Appaloosa isn’t rare at all
Yea the other breeds aren’t rare
The Akhal Teke are absolutely beautiful.
Ikr
Yea
“That’s a gorgeous white horse”
Equestrians: “You mean grey, right…?”
The akhal-teke horse was actually white
@@lorijackson3414 Nice. I wasn’t talking about that. I was talking about people calling grey horses white.
@@mimi_likes_genshinoops sorry i meant cremello i thought it was white
LOL YES
@CrafteaXDfinally someone gets it
Appaloosas are VERY common. The rarity is in the coat pattern! A peacock appy and leopard appy (which coincidentally he showed in this video) ARE two of the rarest if not THE rarest coat patterns in the breed, followed closely I believe by a varnish Appaloosa. I have NEVER seen a peacock appy in real life and have only met 1 varnish and 1 leopard Appaloosa in my life. I’ve been doing the horse thing for 15 YEARS, I’ve met hundreds of horses, that’s how rare special coat patterns can be.
I had no idea varnish was rare! I recently bought a varnish appy so that’s pretty cool
That’s what I was thinking I literally own a appaloosas
Fr they r everywhere in shows
They are expensive tho but all horses are
I own a peacock Appy irl and I got him for considerably cheap - 6000 CAD 🙃
i love how all the equestrians are correcting him.
LOL, I sometimes think we're worse than the transgenders defending our turf.
Yuppers, I was going to, but see, the job is done lol
Yep
You’re right
I’m not even a equestrian bc I’m kinda scared of horses but I still know that those aren’t rare bc I always see them on long journeys in farms ect
“This is the Belgian draft horse”
*shows video of pearcheon*
also Brabant and Gypsy 😂
@@insomspace this dude, gotta get facts straight 😂😂
Its "perchon" Btw lol ya😂😂
@@glacecaballero2125 Ty lol, spelling isn’t my strong suit
@@glacecaballero2125 Percheron.
The rarest thing here is his knowledge about horses. 😂😂😂
Or his lack of it. I hate when non-equestrians make up horse facts. He didn’t even spell DRAFT right. And this shows a KNABSTRUPPER and a PERCHERON! Get your facts straight dude before you make a video on it.
🤣🤣🤣 Not a damn thing he said was right and did you catch that he was showing pictures of different breeds 😅🤣
@@kljl2 😂LMBO
@@kljl2 Akh Al Teke was Rare and I am From Turkmenistan 🇹🇲 we have. THE horses 🐎 and camels so dont be 🤡 learn about others culture before talking
@Atanepes2503 excuse me?
I never said easy to do about culture... I'm saying this breed is not rare at all uncommon yes. Rare no.
This breed is found worldwide not in one place of the world everywhere... On the island I live on which has a population of like less than a million people. There's probably 30 of them on the island... Definitely not a rare breed by any means.. They are uncommon but found worldwide.
You know he's a non-Equestrian when he measures in feet😂
Bro really didn't bother to look up the fact that we measure in hands
Bro doesn’t even know that horses are measured in hands
Frrr lol like he looked up the breed and found the height in feet lol like get it right
Fr
It's easier for the rest of us to understand, sorry we can't all translate hands into meters or feet ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
All the equestrians in the chat knowing that appaloosas are actually fairly common and that he actually showed like 3 different horse breeds when she showed the Belgian Draft.
Some Appaloosa’s are more rare than others. The peacock Appaloosa overall is the most rare of Appaloosa’s.
100%
Yeah, I was pretty sure Appaloosas in a general sense weren't rare at all
It depends on the coat.
10000000% this guy needs to do some research
That peacock appaloosa is insanely inbred
That 2nd Akhal-Teke...the not so gold ...but rather a pearlescent white...was stunning beyond belief 😮
yes he goofed referencing "*gold" there are other colors
Lookslike metal 😅
@@Beer_Wolf unfortunately mankind? Breed animals for appearance only,has grave consequences for the animals that is not apparent on a visual inspection
That video has a filter over it, look at the ground carefully. That's not the horse's true colour.
Spray paint
“Appaloosa”
*Shows Knabstrupper*
fr😂
Exactly! That's what I was thinking. And the Knabstrupper is likely much more rare than the Appaloosa.
@@dagmarfrerking2235 it is and waaay more expensive
FR
oh here comes the horse girl! Yeeehaaaww
“Ahcal teka“
Got me dying-
fr Im dead.
The fact that none of them are rare and that he said “Akhal-Teckay” is making me laugh so hard 😂🐴❤️
Yeah, i was laughing for a minute or two because of that pronunciation.
The akhal teke is actually very rare but the others aren’t
@@nigelslayed958yeah
FR
How is it supposed to be pronounced?
Man, it really is my favorite thing when non-equestrians make up horse facts
Lol ikr!!!!
Fr he actually measured in feet 💀
@@hajdnahad2525 “about 6 feet tall!!”
Ikr, this is funny asf-
fr lol
You can tell when people aren’t around horses
Fr 😭💀
True
They make youtube shorts... You don't need to be around horses to do something called "research."
@@hitnrun66 yes I know but sometimes research doesn’t always tell the truth specially when someone is around horses and some breeds aren’t rare
@@rileysmith2710 Yea the OP could've done some more fact checking but I understand what your trying to say.
Appaloosa’s aren’t actually all that rare, though certain patterns of Appaloosa can be. There’s actually four appys at my barn, even though two of them are not showing (genetically Appaloosa but don’t actually have the spots)
And Akhal-tekes are absolutely beautiful and I love the sheer strength and gentleness of Belgian draughts 😊
We had two for the longest time! They aren’t even near as rare as a Akhal-Teke
the only sorta rare one is a peacock appy
Yeah, since appaloosas can have almost every pattern it’s pretty normal
There’s three at my barn. Two are brothers and the other is separate. One of the brothers isn’t showing though.
The equestrians left the chat -
YES 👏
WE MOST DEFINITELY LEFT THE CHAT
Yep, I left the chat as soon as he measured in feet
lol
Naw, we entered the chat with hell fire for his lack of research. There is no better way to piss us off than bullshit some facts about our babies (besides promoting overbreeding and abuse).
How to offend every equestrian in 60 seconds: this video
frrrrrr
The only actual rare horse in this short is the Akhal-Teke
Copied comment 😒
So true
Wow you are so smart to copy somebody else's comment 👏 🙄
@@tommasol9701 dude, maby this person just thought the same thing. Jeez! Do you have to be so judgemental? The more people that call this video out the better
@@cielo_loves_horses ya bro i also said but people are replying and liking him
Sad thing about Akhal-Teke's is most people view them as profits of money because of their beauty and they're often mistreated :c
Yeah literally just wrote a comment on that white one. Take another look and you'll see what im talking about.
@@makenziemay5449
the white one is a Nukra breed from Pakistan it was on Pakistani news and the owner uses it for tent pegging.
@@HamzaKhan-ue7iihat’s tent pegging?
I know how people mistreat these horses badly. The photo of the White Akhal Teke he looked so uncomfortable and abused you can just tell from the picture that bit 🤮
@@EverythingEquestrian
The video is not showing Tent Pegging. The white one is not an Akhal Teke it is a Nukra from Pakistan.
If you wanna see Tent pegging then search Neza Bazi. Or watch a documentary made by BBC in 1983 about the prince of Kot Fateh Khan, Malik Atta Khan, it's called "one man and his horse". In the documentary, Malik Atta has a pure breed Mughal war horse.
When I take jumping lessons I ride an Akal Teke named Zephyr and he's soooo sweet
The full spotted white and black spotted Appaloosa isn’t a Appaloosa that’s a Knabstrupper it’s a different breed and is pretty rare and expensive. They are not the same breed. Also Appaloosa though is considered a breed at times is more of an coat coloration than a breed and can appear in many types of breeds, like paints and pintos. Another thing is that though appoloosa can and may have spots all over there body typically they will most of the time have spots purely on there rear it’s the most common pattern for them.
I just wanted to come out and correct this common mistake. 😊
Edit read reply for correction of my mistake.
Just in case it’s not there. Someone very nicely corrected my stupid error so here.
“Actually, Appaloosa is a breed, paint is a breed, pinto is a coat color, like paint horse and pinto coated horses of any breed are confused, so is Appaloosa and spotted. I have a red roan blanket spotted Appaloosa and I used to have a quarter horse pinto which everyone thought was a paint horse”
Right I forgot I’m stupid! Lol 😂 I think I had a mentor who told me it was a color but everyone else since then has told it was a breed. Honestly sometimes it’s confusing. Personally I think it can be both but I know it’s considered a breed
Not all Appaloosas are spotted. You can have solid colored Appaloosas. It doesn't just mean 'spotted'. Although I agree the one shown under saddle does look more like a Knabstrupper than an Appy.
Yes...the appalosa isnt rare but the knabstrupper is soooo rare
There are many “spotted” breeds of horses, the Appaloosa who have lots of different coloured & patterns in their coats, like, leopard spot, snowflake, blanket etc. There is also the British Spotted Pony. The Knabstupper is a Danish breed. There may be differences with Knabstuppers and Appaloosas such as the spots on a Appy must be separate and cannot touch another spot, but on a Knabstrupper the spots may touch and merge into each other. There is also the Nez Perce Horse, which can also have spots but is not an Appaloosa.
Good catch on the Knapstruper.
Bro showed two different Appaloosa coats, then proceeded to say that coat is great for doing tricks 😂
Ah yes, Appaloosa’s are so rare ✨
You have awoken a dark matter little child, the equestrians are fierce.
This kid looks like an ai generated character 💀
He use to have almost glowing blue eyes. It makes sense 😂
Lol
Hahahahah .... **rendering.....rendering..."😂😂
I'm pretty sure those black spotted "appaloosas" are knabstruts
Well, the knabstruppers usually do come in Leopard Appaloosa, but that coat can happen on other breeds too =)
That white horse is insanely beautiful.
the white one is a Nukra breed from Pakistan not a akhal teke. it was on Pakistani news and the owner uses it for tent pegging.
Actually, the horse is not white it is grey the coat color “white” does not exist because the horses skin is not white. The horses skin under their hair is actually black or dark grey.
@@eilenbachey9836
Nah you can get white its called a nukra sometimes they pass of albino marwari as Nukras but they don't be.
Its a grey horse not white.
It's a grey 🩶
“Are also insanely expensive” wait until he sees what a Grand Prix or an Olympic horse goes for 😭😭
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Fr
GIRL I LITTERLY SAW ONE UP FOR 904K LIKE HELP MY POOR BANK ACOUNT
“This is the Belgian dRaUgHt horse!”
*proceeds to measure in feet*
And calls an ardenais a Belgian draft
Worst part is he brought up a video of a Percheron….
Akhal-Teke is a true rare creature. It’s about 3000 purebred horses in the world. Half of them are in Turkmenistan. They consider a Turkmen national treasure, their image on the national emblem and on the banknotes. It’s one of the oldest horse breeds, was bred around 5000 BC. Their coat always have an golden or silver undercoat, this why they looks like silk. Akhal-Teke holds a world records in long jump and high jump. They are a true treasure.
Yea no. They are found worldwide yes pure bred ones... There's an entire breeding stable of them here there's another About 2 hours from the other one There's also about ten on the mainland all breeding purebreds... so yea rare my ass. Theres hundreds of thousands of them. Not a couple thousand... There really isn't a rare horse brake there are rare colors but actual breeds no not really... I mean if you really really want to get super technical and pissy about it Then yeah they are a rare breed but in reality they are not.... There's less wild mustangs than there are these so definitely not a rare breed...
Um…..did you say ‘long jump and high jump’ this ain’t the horse sand long jump or high jump😂😂😂
I'm from belgium
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Did you know the horses that are used for pulling are given steroids😢
There is no other better horse then a Suffolk punch! Very rare these days
I was just about to mention this one! And they are absolutely rare!
@@martaniklas7813 I’m from Ipswich and the Suffolk punch is on our football teams logo. Also rare fact is at one point in time the only reason the Suffolk punch is still alive these days is HMP Hollesley prisoners used to take care of the breeding of the Suffolk punch
I've never heard of this one, what does it look like?Like the body type
@@NPC-0013 oo alr, they sound wonderful,just looked it up and their so pretty!
@@Trainfor_Golden It's a cold blood, heavy horse traditionally ußed in farming. They have clean legs without feather and are always 'chesnut' colour.
the first appaloosa he showed was a peacock coated appaloosa, the black and white was a leopard appaloosa. Also, that really shiny Akhal-Teke- that coat color was called a cremello, it can be on any horse.
I think the second "Appaloosa" was actually a Knabstrupper.
probably@@nozee77
He’s talking about the breed itself not exactly the coat
it was @@nozee77
Love when he showed the “Belgian drafts” and showed about 5 other breeds along with it 😂
I grew up by an appaloosa farm. The horses were beautiful.
An old woman at my barn had a 21-year-old Akhal-Teke and she had NO CLUE it was rare. It was sold to her as a palomino and she only found out about its true breed after going to the vet. None of us ever knew lol
But here's the problem. They aren't rare at all nor are they extremely valuable
@@kljl2ye
My neighbor has a monster Clydesdale named Big Pete. He is a gentle giant. Early one morning a Razorback wild hog was rooting around in Big Pete's pasture and got right up behind Big Pete. Well Pete just was not having it and kicked the hog square on his head. I had never seen a hog fly before but this 300 plus pound hog did. 6 complete back flips with its entire stomach contents flying out of its mouth. Big Pete's rear hoof, the size of a beer keg, crushed the hogs Skull and broke its neck and back. I have never seen that much blood, Brain matter and chunks of bone flying through the air. It looked like a moving Jackson Pollock painting. Splatter fest. However he loves my teenage daughters so much he follows them around like a huge puppy and is so careful and gentle with them.
He is the most beautiful majestic horse I have ever seen. A dozen carrots and a few sugar cubes and you have a one ton puppy friend for life.
Thier beautiful I love clydesdales
Unless he decides to kick your head off
And this is why I’m going to get a Clydesdale.
So wholesome 😊 I mean other than the part when he just casually killed a hog with one kick.
okay buddy
Him-6 feet
Equestrians-NOOO😭😭
no one:
appaloosa's being one of the most common breeds in America:
Appaloosas are pretty common you just don't see them because they're more likely to be stolen so they're locked up.
Belgians are unfortunately very common in kill pens and every single one I've met has been an absolute sweetheart. One has actually lived behind my house for the last 20 years😂
Ally is the best big girl.
Equestrians watching this:
👁️👄👁️ what did he say?
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Fr 😂😂
literally!!
im dead reading people react tho this non horse people either crack me up or scare me no inbetween 😭
They're all so goddamn gorgeous.
if only he didnt show like 20 different breeds which had no relation to the horse he was talking about 🗿
Umm sorry but that's not an appaloosa. That's a Knabstrupper.
Tell me you know NOTHING about horses without telling me you know nothing about horses:
did he say feet-
ITS HANDS OR DEATH
Regular people: omg 6 feet that’s huge!!
Equestrians:how many hands is that 18?! That’s a giant horse
Edit:im not tryna be that person but tysm I’ve never gotten so many likes before
Edit:almost at 100 can we get there?
I know I thought the same thing 😂 I’ve never heard a horse measured in feet and inches before 🤌🏻
@@biitrov FRRRR
18 hands is 6ft. Not 6ft 10".
Tallest recorded BD was 21 2½hh is 7ft 1/2
@@xhogun8578 I know I was just saying that 6 feet is 18 hands but maybe you use a diff ent chart than we do at our barn
Bro that first horse be looking like GRIFFFFFIIIIITH
Somebody cast that shiny white horse for the next installment of Twilight
what its not white its grey
@@Izuku_.Midoriya_ no i think its a true white actually
@@unikornsandsatan do you know about horse
@@Izuku_.Midoriya_ not much but im pretty sure that pink around the eyes and muzzles means it's a white horse not a grey one
@@unikornsandsatan nope! Coats like Cremellos, pearlino have pink skin, they aren’t white. Cremello appears to be in the video, the one I see y’all are referring to. ☺️ There’s many ‘white’ formalities people mistake as actually white. Dominant white, for example, is a coloured horse. A piebald for example but the white patch in that coat dominates over the black, covering the entire horse. You can either see a small patch of the black or none at all. Depends on the horse. Horse genetics are very interesting. Obviously you can call them white, it’s just not really genetically correct. Dominant white may have white in the name, but the horse itself is not actually white. There is also something called lethal white, but given the name, you can guess what that gene does... I’m a nerd🤓. So sorry if this seems long, thought I’d explain a tad of it.
ain’t no way he just measured a horse in feet 💀
Fr 😭🤚
horses are so gorgeous in their majesty and utility
The Appaloosa isn’t super rare. It can be found in many places! It can be mixed up with Knabstruppers which are rare, but one of the rare horse breeds I know and adore are the Marwari! They are rare horses with unusual curled ears.
I wish I could say I’ve seen a Mawari, but I haven’t. I’ve heard that they’re DROP DEAD GORGEOUS tho. The only ones I’ve seen are animated on Star Stable Online 🤣
@@equestriannotanequestrian777 they are beautiful in star stable and irl!
I love ALL of them! My gosh they're all so beautiful!
I ride horses and they are the sweetest animals ever
I was waiting for him to say hands high not feet😅 but at least he tried😂❤
Literally for such a rare horse, it doesn’t cost that much considering how expensive horses can get
Edit: also literally all these horses are pretty common except for the first one
the only “rare” horse breed in this is the Akhal-Teke horse 😂
the only rare horses are callled. Sorraia, Nokota Horse, Galiceño, Dales Pony, and the Choctaw Indian Pony.
How beautiful they all are.
The dude talking knows NOTHING about horses
"appaloosa!"
*Shows Knabstrupper.*
REAL LOL
She looked like " The Ultimate Warrior "
😂
The belgium draft is from my country I’m so happy this came on here I’m not relly a fan of drafts but they look stunning
The Akhal-Teke is also very in bred to the point of severe birth defects, poor health and brittle bones.
Wow! They are all incredibly beautiful.
I love Appaloosas they’re gorgeous 🫶🏻🐴
They are Knabstruppers I think cause I think typically the Dalmatian appaloosas have different features.
Why does it look like he is being held at gun point lol 😂
Them working horses are beautiful!
Correction, Appaloosas are not rare. Knabstruppers are.
"This is a Belgian Draft horse"
Shows clips of different breeds of draft
“6 ft and 10 inches”
1. You know he’s not a equestrian when we says it in ft
2. *shows friesian*
I may be mistaken but i believe the last clip is of an Italian Heavy Draft. Not a Belgian Draft..
Petra, the “Strongest Horse In The World” that he showed, is NOT a Belgian Draught, but Infact, a Ardennes, a completely different Breed, that either originates from Belgium, France, Luxembourg depending what type/variation of the Breed. There is also a Swedish Ardennes but that is a different Breed of Ardennes.
I own a peacock appy myself. I wouldnt say the breed itself is rare, but some coats definitely can be.
“ah-kel te-kah”💀
Appaloosas are pretty normal,but peacock appaloosas are more rare.
That’s not just an appaloosa, it’s a peacock appaloosa
“They are great at riding and doing tricks” literally every horse ever 💀
Guys The First horse in the beginning of the video looks like GRIFFITH
Showing some of the most common horses breeds, and for Appaloosa shows a Knabstrupper😭😭
This guy reminds me of the "I had a 17.6 hand black stallion filly mustang racehorse that only I could ride" type.....
The Suffolk Punch is a rare breed and are now rarer than Giant Pandas, because they were agricultural horses which dwindled in numbers when tractors took over farm work. They are a beautiful breed and one if my favourites.
How much horsepower does the last horse have?
As a Turkmen hearing my countrys name in internet makes me proud 🥲
I understand that the individual hairs on the coat of the Akhal Teke are unique from other horses which is why their coats are pearlescent.
him: i sound so smart rn
equestrians: 👁️👄👁️
These are all so beautiful..especially the first one
The Equestrian team Rn: 👁👄👁
the first one is my dream 😍🤩
Are poor horses have to pull those things😢 just just imagine if that was you pulling all those logs😤🥺😨😰😥😓😭
the white one is a Nukra breed from Pakistan not a Akhal teke. it was on Pakistani news and the owner uses it for tent pegging.
We have 3 Alkhal takes at our barn, there so gorgeous.
Although Akhal-Tekes did originate from Turkmenistan, they are bred all over the world. They do not only come in cremello/perlino/palomino and are not golden. Majority of the time they are not anywhere near 100K. Appaloosas are not rare, and they originated from the Nez Perce indigenous tribe not U.S settlers. What do you mean “riding and doing tricks”?? Weird description. Half the horses that you said were Belgian Draughts were indeed not, and they do not mature at 6 foot 10. The current tallest living Belgian Draught is Big John, standing at 6ft at the wither or 20hh. This horse breed is also not rare.
The first picture of the first horse looked sunburnt LOL😂😂
Title: “rarest horses in the world”
Video goes on to tell us about the two most common horse breeds 😂😂😂😂 (appy and the drafty)
Bro did not just measure a horse in feet 💀😭
Those are some seriously beautiful horses. Just what I thought I'd seen all the horses that there were, you guys open my eyes to a whole new world. And that's a very special thing, so I'd like to say thanks.😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
akhal teke: agreed! i have no feedback you was right 🤩
appaloosa: urm.. nah ive seen a few around my barn b4 🫢
belgian draft: same with appaloosa
Equestrians correcting him unite!
'This here is a Belgian Draft!'
ITS A PERCHERON 😭😭😭😭😭
The way this guy said Akhal-Teke got me rolling😅😂
People who are saying the horses pulling things are being abused its because they've been trained for so long if they stop working they can actually go crazy so its best for them to keep working for their sake
Yay finaly a horse from Belguim❤