LOOK AT ALL THESE RANCH STUDS

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  • Опубликовано: 3 янв 2025

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  • @CC-xk6cp
    @CC-xk6cp Год назад +4

    Hi again AMRY
    You're such a sweetheart remembering the stallion recap too! Tickled to see a Wimpy guy in the group now. Another of my favs along the same as TEJ. K mentioned Starbuck's crop turned out really nice and would be included in the sale so I can hardly wait to see them. Like you I too have a weak spot for the Palominos.
    Really like a couple others you and K really like too.
    Super quality horses are such a treat and knowing their heritage has happened for them over time with great patience hard work smarts and excellent choices. Their success speaks for itself...
    Now can hardly wait for the sale and whatever you film in between. Thx so much Amry for all your hard work. I'll be smiling every vid. Have a great time!

  • @karenladwig
    @karenladwig Год назад +2

    I look for this every year!Such good information!

  • @art-is-lazy4509
    @art-is-lazy4509 Год назад +14

    Always enjoy this annual breakdown of the studs. Seems like for such valuable horseflesh their pens could do with a mucking out though?

    • @makinitsch9113
      @makinitsch9113 Год назад +5

      LMAO. Really? That's about 24 hours of poop, so I would say those pens get cleaned often

    • @cnahorses
      @cnahorses  Год назад +3

      Thank you Art! The pens are cleaned as often as necessary - horse manure is nothing like people feces or dog poop - they're diets are much cleaner - hay is just grass

    • @Ladyalphawolf
      @Ladyalphawolf Год назад

      ​​@@cnahorses
      Manure can cause all kinds of bacterial issues in hooves and digestion ..
      It's not just grass ..

  • @animalcrazee
    @animalcrazee Год назад +3

    Really nice studs but if I had to pick, Duke Got Jack. Beautiful and great confirmation. Thanks for the tour!

  • @evloftis4143
    @evloftis4143 Год назад +5

    they have some really nice looking studs

  • @jimmylee8810
    @jimmylee8810 Год назад +2

    Wish they would have all been more visible! I really enjoy this type of stallion❤ You are very blessed to be apart of this!

    • @cnahorses
      @cnahorses  Год назад +1

      Next time I will have to do a more up close and personal ☺️ Thank you!!

  • @stevec7712
    @stevec7712 Год назад +10

    Those Corals sure looked DIRTY for those Expensives Horses

  • @mikehenry6284
    @mikehenry6284 Год назад +10

    Talk about some beautiful Studs 😮 WOW!! Gotta say my favorites are (still) Dukes n Divas....Duke Got Jack...& Oh Hell Yes. And I personally love the "old fashion" way of breeding. Just toss those Studs out in a pasture with a band of brood Mare's, and " let nature take it's coarse" I realize A I ing a horse is safer (so they say) but I just think too much "technology" can get in the way of natural progression..... strictly my opinion! Anyway, thanks Amry, super great video. Have fun! Love and Blessings always ❤️🙌 Jennifer

  • @bchee9770
    @bchee9770 Год назад +4

    I like her Grand Canyon shirt.

  • @ronnieford3824
    @ronnieford3824 Год назад +4

    You get one chance at a first impression!! I believe I would have made an effort to clean the paddocks. I also was not impressed with the muscle tone of most of these horses.

  • @Tiger-Heart
    @Tiger-Heart Год назад +6

    Favorable Intentions is still my fav! 😘

  • @beldarana3108
    @beldarana3108 Год назад +1

    Those are some studly studs!!! 🤟🏼🤠🤟🏼

  • @KathyCoker53
    @KathyCoker53 Год назад +4

    A lot of beautiful horses!

  • @jamie.eammons6726
    @jamie.eammons6726 Год назад +2

    Wow sounds interesting I'll watch the video then find out more about you thanks

  • @oldhorse4171
    @oldhorse4171 Год назад +2

    Good vids! Good information. Thanks

  • @makinitsch9113
    @makinitsch9113 Год назад +1

    Great video !!! Thank you.

  • @tycox2444
    @tycox2444 Год назад +2

    Amry what is the HPI that you girls were talking about?

    • @cnahorses
      @cnahorses  Год назад

      Hey Ty! Hope you got to watch the HPI video - the funnest competition every☺️🙌

  • @brbrknndy
    @brbrknndy 6 месяцев назад

    How long can a frozen embryo be stored?

  • @marykaywohlert9228
    @marykaywohlert9228 Год назад +1

    What is HPI day? How many broodmares do they raise? Great video

    • @cnahorses
      @cnahorses  Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/lBBj6NeIgF0/видео.html - here is the video of HPI day ☺️ - Pitzer's raises a lot of their own broodmares and buys some from other ranches. They run 300 + head of broodmares on their ranch ☺️

  • @tonybrown8351
    @tonybrown8351 Год назад +2

    Rookies

  • @steliannistor1878
    @steliannistor1878 Год назад

    What is a bowl price to breed to one of those stallions is in an arm and a leg??

  • @elizabethdeleo3123
    @elizabethdeleo3123 Год назад +1

    I am certainly not a judge of quarter horses but they all looked in good flesh and healthy. I am a bit surprised that the lady refers to all foals a “colts”. Maybe this is just a western type thing? Yes, I agree that someone is not really keeping up with pen cleaning. In my stables, all pens were picked up twice a day and carted away. Not just pushed outside the rails as it looked to be the case here. There again, I wish I had such a lovely setup.

  • @pedroh.appaloosa2105
    @pedroh.appaloosa2105 Год назад +5

    Hi Amry,how tough a qh can be with the weather,for exemple ranching in hot places like Arizona or in snowy days and ride during all ranch work day,etc?

    • @cnahorses
      @cnahorses  Год назад +1

      Quarter horses - well horses in general are very tough! They can handle the extremes of cold Alaska to hot desert Arizona. The horses that grow up in that climate are going to do better than others. It is pretty amazing to see what the natural coat of a horse can handle :)

  • @randypeterson2785
    @randypeterson2785 Год назад +14

    Amry I will give you tip for the day!!!
    When you are referring to a stud it is always “by the stud” and always “out of the mare” You are always saying “out of the stud” Just a tip that hopefully gives you more credence when talking horses!

    • @reallydarlings-se2xf
      @reallydarlings-se2xf Год назад +4

      Exactly.

    • @randypeterson2785
      @randypeterson2785 Год назад +5

      @@reallydarlings-se2xf
      I was surprised that she did not know that? Her relative that has the Route 66 channel has not a clue either! I sure hope it helps her if she is going to be in the horse business! When she uses that verbiage it makes her not credible!

    • @cnahorses
      @cnahorses  Год назад +1

      Thank you Randy! - I've gotta practice that one ☺️

    • @Ladyalphawolf
      @Ladyalphawolf Год назад

      ​@@randypeterson2785
      There's a lot about this ranch and the horses and the way the horses are treated that takes away credibility ..
      Small horses including the studs, and bad confirmation on the studs ..

  • @424stormygirl
    @424stormygirl 5 месяцев назад

    What does a horse that is all paid up mean?

  • @LeviFisher-w4g
    @LeviFisher-w4g Год назад

    Nice!

  • @jojos4x458
    @jojos4x458 Год назад +12

    For the quality level of these studs, the manure in their pens is unacceptable.

    • @JuneDaugherty34
      @JuneDaugherty34 Год назад +1

      I agree. The sad part is that the horses will create stud piles if the pens are kept clean. It makes it even easier to keep the pens clean.

  • @susanmol3389
    @susanmol3389 Год назад

    #amrypalmer I heard you are now training a gold 66 baby, Kicks 66, wow you are so talented and I am sure you will rock it as per usual, you go girl!! Strength and peace from Alberta, Canada.

    • @cnahorses
      @cnahorses  Год назад

      Oh yes ... we have something fun with Kixs 66 planned. My video will be uploaded on Sunday. Thank you for coming along ☺️

  • @bruceread4507
    @bruceread4507 Год назад +1

    Be good to know HsH & weight of each horse, make it a bit more interesting.

    • @cnahorses
      @cnahorses  Год назад +1

      Good tip! Will include next time ☺️

  • @paddlefoot5692
    @paddlefoot5692 Год назад +7

    The tech stuff with this breeding is going to eliminate a lot of ol regular folks wanting a quality horse . Not a fan

    • @paigehaugland-uran8579
      @paigehaugland-uran8579 Год назад +1

      It’s been going on in the livestock industry for a long time. It’s really not that scary or that big of a deal. It’s helped livestock become more efficient and profitable by being able to significantly improve genetics. A lot of “common” people have animals that come from scientific advancements.

  • @mikeoliver198
    @mikeoliver198 Год назад +1

    The poop is stud piles. Read up.

  • @toriwolf5978
    @toriwolf5978 Год назад +1

    Wow they need to get someone to clean out those pens not a good environment for such beautiful horses , shame on you..😢

  • @stardust949
    @stardust949 Год назад +7

    I think this frozen embryo business sounds horrible. Hearing about things like this make me feel disgust for humanity. It is so arrogant, SO against Nature, and so disrespectful of Life, Birth, and the mares. Leave it to mankind to take something natural and beautiful and turn it into nightmare science experiments. 😤

    • @mtngrl88
      @mtngrl88 Год назад +2

      Humans do this everyday to their own bodies 🤷

    • @TricriForever
      @TricriForever 3 месяца назад

      @@mtngrl88as the saying goes, “ Just because you Can do something doesn’t mean you should .” I also think it removes any sense of adventure in the lifestyle from which it once was.

  • @vernaxxx8940
    @vernaxxx8940 Год назад +21

    Those pens are pretty disgusting. Looks as though they never bother to clean them out. Recommend a bit less time boasting about their bloodlines and a bit more time with shovel and wheelbarrow.

    • @davidkramer6585
      @davidkramer6585 Год назад +17

      It's a working ranch, get over it!

    • @margaretporkolab7166
      @margaretporkolab7166 Год назад +12

      A 1000 pound horses Poop about 12 to 13 times a day which is almost 51 lb of waste. The heavier the horse more poop. Also horse in an area like this can be cleaned twice a week. Which is recommended. The horses look wonderful. They have plenty of room to move. Hay water and look like they are groomed often. Some pens look cleaner because some horses pop in the same area of choice. Others are just plain dirty/messy.
      Humans are the same. They are healthy with a messy bedroom.

    • @oldhorse4171
      @oldhorse4171 Год назад +2

      Appreciate your vids! Doing good job.

    • @joshuadavis7592
      @joshuadavis7592 Год назад +4

      I've seen worse 😂😂😂 but I'm sure they wouldn't mind you or anyone else going to help clean them. 😂😂😂 That's a lot of work 💪🏽try it before you judge😂

    • @melissaspake7727
      @melissaspake7727 Год назад +1

      @@joshuadavis7592 I agree with OP, before I got injured, I had 32, with no help. My stalls were still cleaned at LEAST twice daily and paddocks picked daily. My facility was a working Stud also. That’s no excuse not to keep your horses lots clean.

  • @In-flu-ence
    @In-flu-ence Год назад +6

    I’m disappointed to hear ya talking about non natural breading. Please stick to the natural processes..as you say “nature knows best”

  • @bg588
    @bg588 Год назад +3

    Not impressed with the dirty yards and bent rails.

  • @Ladyalphawolf
    @Ladyalphawolf Год назад

    Typical person about the bloodlines and stuff ..
    The bloodlines on these horses are not that great ..
    For quarter horses you want doc bar lineage, and you get height and muscletone and great disposition in the bloodline ..