I can’t get enough of that beautiful girl. You can tell she is so happy to be with you! She will have a happy life thanks to you! Looking forward to her meeting Oliver and all the others.
First, you all were all blessed to have our darling Oliver and now you are double blessed to have this young beautiful little big girl! I can't wait to see Oliver's reaction to see his future mate" girl friend"😂❤❤❤
She's still a baby, and possibly alone for the first time. At the sale she. Could at least hear other horses. Like you said, she needs to rest/relax in her new environment , eat well , and meet her herd members . She'll have playmates & lots of room to be frisky. And JR will have 2 eating machines (until Souix foals & makes it 3!) Thank you Emori for the update!
That terrible shoeing job Nattie was definitely over reaching . The heavy front shoes slowedher front feet to break over. And it caused her rear feet to overreach which causes the clicking sound
I think Nattie was NOT too impressed with you telling the internet how much she weighs. She is beautiful. So happy to see she is going to a home where she will receive lots of love.
@@nogames8982 Horses need shoes in some places. In the Rocky Mountains, for instance, if you are riding a lot, they need shoes to protect their feet from too much wear, which can make them foot sore. Imaging tearing your fingernail below the nail bed. That's similar to a horse having their feet worn down too much. Now when I tear my fingernail below my nail bed, I can bandage it up and quit using it for a while. A horse cannot do that. They are a prey animal so even sleep standing up in the wild. But in the winter time I would take mine off, and just trim them every 6-8 weeks. Then in the spring, if I was going to be riding one or more of them a lot, I would put shoes on those horses and just trim the others.
@@alycewich4472 these people do not live in the Rocky Mountains. there are some horses and some circumstances that require shoes. But I think it’s pretty safe to say that a mass majority do not. But people are just automatically thinking that horses need shoes. They don’t. Just like horses don’t need bits. People automatically think they do.
Their horses that are ridden and worked do need shoes because their roads are very rocky. JR mentioned that when Oliver was getting his first shoes. I dont think the brood mares or Bob have them because they're on the grassy areas of their homestead for the most part.
Nattie and your family is a match made in heaven!! Love how frisky and happy she is. Such a sweet girl. Look out Oliver, you're about to fall in love! ❤
So much to look forward to: Nattie and Oliver's first meeting; Nattie meeting the herd and as a10 mos old playing with them; Nattie swimming at the creek; watching the love relationship growing between Nattie and Becca; Nattie growing and growing and growing! Also JR training both clydesdales as a team. Oh my gosh it just goes on! I'm very excited! ❤
Nattie sure has a great personality! The way she hugged Bekah was so sweet. She seems to already formed a trusting love for her new family... She is just beautiful! Can't wait for her and sweet Oliver to meet!🦋💜🦋
Yes, she is 😄 But you may be in for a surprise. Horses need some time to adjust to new surroundings. Give it 3 to 5 weeks and we'll see. I:ve seen it quite a few Times that horses started to get feisty when they felt secure. I'm looking forward to See how she's going to react.
NATTIE is GORGEOUS‼️ Now she will grow up and have a better life with with your whole family‼️ The best food and treats will restore her and she will get up to a good weight, grow and flourish with your great loving care‼️ Those shoes coming off will be such a relief for her‼️ She can run, play and frolic around on your farm as much as a baby, NATTIE, filly should‼️ May the good lord continue to bless all you‼️ 💯💯💯💯💯♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Nattie looked wonderful running around the grassy paddock. She is only a baby, not even a yearling yet, so those shoes were ridiculous and rather cruel in my opinion. I'm glad you took them off at the first opportunity. Everyone already loves her so much. Thank you for rescuing her. I know you paid for her, but it was still a genuine rescue too.
AND she was a gift from Jesus! JR even mentioned in the video of him going to pick her up, that they were able to get her for less that his last bid on her.
@@alycewich4472 Jesus? Why would Jesus have let her be abused like that in the first place? They saved her, you thank them you don’t thank Jesus you thank the people who actually put their necks on the line to save that animal. Jesus didn’t do anything. If he had, she wouldn’t have been abused in the first place. Your zealotry literally makes no sense. Do you ever stop to think about it before you immediately think and/or thank Jesus, even though there was abuse involved?
I think the farrier who put the shoes on also raised his eyebrows, but the owner is responsible. How bad this is for the joints of such a young horse, let alone her feet. Glad you removed the shoes.
JR mentioned the breeder is the one who told him how tall her sire and dam were, so my guess is there are farriers who specialize in working with the draft horse breeds. This was a big fancy sale of Clydesdale horses only. It might be the norm with the breed when they are selling as show stock, but I think you're right about the stress on the foals/young stock's joints and legs when dealing with this type of shoe at such an early age. But maybe they only do it during show season and leave them barefoot the rest of the year.
@@alycewich4472 Its not even the norm for show stock. I live in a big clyde/percheron area and its bad practice to put shoes on youngsters. I don't know a farrier around me that would even do it.
@@danweyant4909 yeah, her hip bones are sticking out. I thought she was really skinny when she first arrived. Her top line needs to fill out more, then she will look her best. She is a pretty little filly.
It makes me tear up to see such a beautiful bunch of people or family that love animals so much. This little girl is a handful to care for and feed and doctor, so it isn't easy. Once more my faith in human beings wins this one and may God himself bless and keep not only this little beauty, but the family that so lovingly took her in cares for her. Just beautiful the good some people can still do in this world.
Very much enjoyed this entire video of Nattie. She's so beautiful and you both are so kind, gentle, and patient with her! I enjoyed the feeding, watering, walking, shoe removal, weighing, and measuring. Looking forward to more feeding, walking, grooming, hoof care, running in the green pasture, and meeting new friends. Thank you very much!
She's such a cutie - and a beauty as well... I seriously think she's the ideal horse for you. And I was so happy for Becca that things worked out fine, eventually.
Nattie is such a Good Girl. She stood so well to get those heavy shoes off. I bet she is so grateful! I can’t wait to see how beautiful she will be next month! Loved to see her run on “bare feet”
She is a beautiful little girl, and seems to be very gentile and probably sensible. Great characteristics in a big and powerful horse. Such a lucky find.
That poor little girl. Those front shoes looked like a medieval tortue with the shape and amount of shoe! What a lucky girl to end up with such a loving and caring new family. I'm sure she's going to be very happy, especially when she gets to meet the other horses and play! Thank goodness for people like you! 🙏♥🐎
OMG , 10 month old and already such a journey with this stupid shoes on and all that travelling stress...what a Sweet Girl, it will be so much fun watching her growing up....❤❤❤
My guess is that this is her first set of shoes as she's very young to have to have any at all. Now that we know that that's what they use in the show ring, she doesn't need any at all for the near future. JR will only put some on if he thinks she will need them, just as he does with the rest of the horses. And if he does, I cannot imagine him using that type of shoe on her. It may make their stride prettier in the show ring, by pulling a wagon alongside Oliver, she has no need for that.
Nattie has a pretty face. She and Oliver will be a terrific matched pair. So she is 10 months old and Oliver is 3 years ... right? they are going to be adorable together. So sweet and well behaved. Thank you for sharing and bringing happiness into my life. Love these animals farms on the Tube.
Oh I loved seeing her run in the grassy arena. She's loving life now. She knows she's in a safe happy place. Thank you caring for her and thank the Lord you got her.
Until you've stood next to a Clydesdale, you don't realize how massive they are. Video and TV can't capture the feeling of standing next to such an amazing animal. Looking forward to watching her grow up.
So disgusted that those people would shoe a baby to make a few more bucks. Natty you are in a loving, caring home now. You have a beautiful life ahead of you. Can't wait for this little girl to meet the other horses. It feels like she needs to be in a herd.
I feel a tad concerned as to WHY they would shoe so young a horse, is it to conceal some fault ?? I Sincerely hope not . She is a lovely baby and is lucky to have come to you.
@@jillp3761 From what I've read, shoeing show stock tends to get them to pick their feet up more--kind of exaggerated movement. Similar to walking horse shows only not that bad--those are just awful and it does a lot of damage to feet and leg joints. Anyway, the idea of shoeing draft horses before a big sale is to get fancier movement, thereby supposedly helping get a better price. JMHO, not necessary with babies.
@@Doxymeister Cruelty - shame on those greedy, insensitive people who were so terrible to this precious baby. May Karma teach you an important lesson you can never forget.
I sure did..what a little sweetie.. kicking up her heels lie that. Pure joy. Must be heaven to be rid of those horrid heavy shoes the auction people had put on her. (Just the very thought of animal auctions puts a shiver down my back...) What a wonderful place these good horses now find themselves living in! Now getting close to my eighties, I had lost so much faith in humans but channels like this show me that there are still very wonderful humans around. God bless them all. God bless all the animals too .
Thank your for giving Nattie a much needed welcome with the time to rest, feed, drink, shoe removal and the chance to spend time out on the grass. Looking forward to how she develops over time and how the family benefits from having her as a new member of the Homestead Horsemanship Herd.
Couldn’t wait for the first video of home life. Nattie has won the horse lottery to be spending the rest of her life with such a wonderful loving family and of course Oliver and the rest of the brood lol. Looking forward to watching everyone come together in prayer and in love
JR, if you ever decide that you don’t love this beauty any more, let me know and she can come live on our horse farm on the west coast of Florida with my sister in law. She is and is going to continue to be an amazing addition to your herd❣️
My guess is that JR would be inundated with offers to buy her if she was available. But with the rest of the family totally in love with her already, there's a fat chance of that ever happening!
540 pounds - 10 months old - & 13.2 hands - how much of that weight was those "AWFUL🥺SHOE'S"?????😢They looked "horrible"!!! = Thank😇God👆 J.R. was able to get the fronts off !!!👍❤️ - she was so calm!! ❤ - we can see she's skinny🙏 I hope she's okay🙏otherwise?? She's in the BEST hands NOW❤👍😁👌 she should be just fine !!👍❤Poor baby went threw a lot !! & she's just a youngster - SO GLAD SHE'S 🏡 HOME!!!!!❤ - so this is her starting point - let her beautiful journey begin!!❤😁👍🙏 THANK YOU !!❤ GREAT VIDEO !!
What a beautiful girl! She is a fine looking horse. A business associate of mine has Clydesdale horses and Arabians. He has one Clydesdale named Big Jake who is 26 years old 20 hands high and tops off 2,350 pounds. He is massive in size. Every morning when I drive down the road to the office past him, he runs over to the fence near where I park my pickup regardless of where he is in the pasture.. He expects his daily treat of a few sugar cubes, or carrots or apples or water Mellon. If I forget the treats, he pouts. I have spoiled him. He is also very protective of the other Clydesdales. Jake loves to get baths and be brushed. I suspect this girl will grow to about 1600-1700 pounds and about 16 hands high. She seems well natured and very happy. Y'all are lucky you got her.
What a beautiful animal. ❤ She seemed to realize that these folks were there to help her. It looks like her life just got exponentially better! God bless you folks.
Amazing how she was able to get to your farm. Maybe intervention? It is going to be fun when introducing her to Oliver. She is so sweet and couldn't have found a better home. Looking forward to watching her grow along with Oliver.
One of the greatest joys in life is seeing someone a bit in the rough and their devine potential. Encouraging good children into great children and so gos the progress of a rough horse and bring out brilliance in one of God's most beautiful creatures. I don't care what anyone says you are good people and God's creatures you serve know it. Thanks for sharing your joys and sorrows. What a great journey.
I am just over the moon that you have Nattie, as I sure you guys are too. God knew how much she needed your loving care. It will be wonderful to watch her grow up just like Oliver
JR, what's going on here? I love to watch all your Missouri Fox Trotters - birthing, individual stories, watching Bob, training, at the river, competition's, etc. I watch everything on your channel and love your horses and family. Then there is Oliver - our love affair with him moves to another level. He is a special horse with a special story. But now there is Nattie! We all seem to be atleast as twitterpated with her as with Oliver?? So maybe it isn't just Oliver who is so special and grabbed our hearts but the breed of Clydesdales?? Don't to get me wrong - Oliver is a very special horse and I love him as much as the next person. Whatever is going on it has brought your channel to a new dimension and I so look forward to the future! Thank you!
Hi JR and family! Im sooo impressed with Mattie...what a sweetheart. I know you will treat her with lots of love and care. Poor little girl she was pooped. It was nice to see her run and play and whinny. Oliver will love her. Thankyou for this video and I look forward to the next one. Lots of love from Vancouver Island BC Canada ❤
I really enjoyed that video but I especially loved seeing her run in the field. I don't think I've ever seen any Clydesdale, let alone a young one like her, openly running like that and it was beautiful to see. Right, it's called GALLOPING. Great word.
What a beautiful gentle sweet horse. So sad that she was separated from her mom and possibly her herd so young. Thank god she is now in a beautiful new home with lots of love and new friends. I am sure she will thrive as the weeks go by.
Bless you folks for getting those shoes off your baby girl. When I first got my Quarterhorse years ago, some a-hole had quicked him and put shoes on him. The Vet came out and took the shoes off and my boy and I walked down to a creek every day and I let him stand in the cold water. People who do things to animals for "show" nauseate me.
Hi Guys, Natty was a lost sole like Oliver was, oh bless her when she heard those other horses. Her head went really high up. She is such a beautiful girl. Thank you 🐴👍✌️🤟🏼💕💕💐
Emeri and Jr, can you do a short on how horses drink please? I don’t see Nattie using her tongue to lap up water like dogs and cats do so how do they get the water into their mouthes? Thank you in advance ☺️💜
Love you guys and the wonderful way you take such good care of your amazing horses. Nattie is so blessed. ❤. Thank you JR!!! Those awful shoes were horrible. But seeing Nattie running around makes my heart ♥️ skip a beat.
Nattie could not have a more wonderful home. Thank Y'all for all the Love and Care, such an Awesome Family!! God Bless and He does work in mysterious ways! Love Y'all! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I think she really knows she's in good hands now and she was an angel when she got those clunky shoes off. I'm certain she knew she would get rid of those hefty shoes now and was sweet like an angel for it because of it
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I can’t get enough of that beautiful girl. You can tell she is so happy to be with you! She will have a happy life thanks to you! Looking forward to her meeting Oliver and all the others.
Soooooo, is Nattie in quarantine? Is that why she hasn't met Oliver or the other horses?
She’s still a baby. So sweet❤❤
First, you all were all blessed to have our darling Oliver and now you are double blessed to have this young beautiful little big girl! I can't wait to see Oliver's reaction to see his future mate" girl friend"😂❤❤❤
She was for a couple weeks . She's not now @@joannahatton99
She's still a baby, and possibly alone for the first time. At the sale she. Could at least hear other horses. Like you said, she needs to rest/relax in her new environment , eat well , and meet her herd members . She'll have playmates & lots of room to be frisky. And JR will have 2 eating machines (until Souix foals & makes it 3!) Thank you Emori for the update!
That poor horse is exhausted both mentally and physically. Those shoes must be horrific for that little horse. Thank you for removing them.
Just imagine the horror of the big lick.
As Old Horseman i wouldn't even think of putting those heavy shoes on Nattie's front feet
That terrible shoeing job Nattie was definitely over reaching . The heavy front shoes slowedher front feet to break over. And it caused her rear feet to overreach which causes the clicking sound
@@PeterDowd-r9b Such cruelty!
What on GOD'S green earth are you talking about? Did I miss something. This video never showed Nattie in BIG Lick shoes on her front feet.
Nice burst of speed without those heavy front shoes. I love how well you take care of your animals. She’s definitely feeling better.
Are you keeping Natties name? Or maybe rename her?
When you see her the next morning, she lied all the way down to sleep. She felt safe enough to do that her first night. Wonderful.
@@anon-w9l Of course not; they're very trustworthy.
She lay or laid down..
We knew what you meant! I was happy for her also! ❤😂
What is the electric box?? A fence?? You need an annoying sound to remind you to turn it off or on???🙄☹️
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She couldn't be in better hands! I can't wait to see her meeting the other yearlings in your herd.
She clearly knows that she is loved. You can see the stress and anxiety just falling away.
What a beautiful and gentle giant of a foal!
She's a Yearling Filly not a Foal
What are you feeding her?? Is she still on the bottle??
I think Nattie was NOT too impressed with you telling the internet how much she weighs. She is beautiful. So happy to see she is going to a home where she will receive lots of love.
What horrendous shoes to put on a young horse, poor Nattie, she must feel so much better now they’re off.
Yes! Nattie is in the best care possible.
Most horses don’t need shoes on at all, ever. So I’m glad they took him off. And I hope they never put any more back on her
@@nogames8982 Horses need shoes in some places. In the Rocky Mountains, for instance, if you are riding a lot, they need shoes to protect their feet from too much wear, which can make them foot sore.
Imaging tearing your fingernail below the nail bed. That's similar to a horse having their feet worn down too much. Now when I tear my fingernail below my nail bed, I can bandage it up and quit using it for a while. A horse cannot do that. They are a prey animal so even sleep standing up in the wild. But in the winter time I would take mine off, and just trim them every 6-8 weeks. Then in the spring, if I was going to be riding one or more of them a lot, I would put shoes on those horses and just trim the others.
@@alycewich4472 these people do not live in the Rocky Mountains. there are some horses and some circumstances that require shoes. But I think it’s pretty safe to say that a mass majority do not. But people are just automatically thinking that horses need shoes. They don’t. Just like horses don’t need bits. People automatically think they do.
Their horses that are ridden and worked do need shoes because their roads are very rocky. JR mentioned that when Oliver was getting his first shoes. I dont think the brood mares or Bob have them because they're on the grassy areas of their homestead for the most part.
Nattie and your family is a match made in heaven!! Love how frisky and happy she is. Such a sweet girl. Look out Oliver, you're about to fall in love! ❤
Love how calm and sweet she is. 😊💖 She looks so happy and comfortable now.
So much to look forward to: Nattie and Oliver's first meeting; Nattie meeting the herd and as a10 mos old playing with them; Nattie swimming at the creek; watching the love relationship growing between Nattie and Becca; Nattie growing and growing and growing! Also JR training both clydesdales as a team. Oh my gosh it just goes on! I'm very excited! ❤
Who wouldn't feel fresh and frisky after getting heavy shoes off, some food, and a nap?! Your TLC is tops! God's blessings to you all💓
Nattie sure has a great personality! The way she hugged Bekah was so sweet. She seems to already formed a trusting love for her new family... She is just beautiful! Can't wait for her and sweet Oliver to meet!🦋💜🦋
Nattie is somehow special and her story is only beginning. She's a happy girl now
Oliver is so precious when he plays! Can' t wait to see the two of them running and playing!
For such a young horse she is amazingly calm, especially removing those clunky shoes! What a sweetie!
And absolutely beautiful!
These shoes looked weird 😐
Yes, she is 😄
But you may be in for a surprise. Horses need some time to adjust to new surroundings. Give it 3 to 5 weeks and we'll see. I:ve seen it quite a few Times that horses started to get feisty when they felt secure. I'm looking forward to See how she's going to react.
She’s a beautiful girl and so well behaved!! It was so nice seeing her running free in the pasture at the end!!! ❤❤❤
What a beautiful sweetheart she is. I am so happy ya'll got her. Them shoes must have felt awful for her.
She is a happy girl! ❤❤❤
What a beautiful Clydesdale - just my favourite breed for their gentleness & wicked sense of humour.
Did anyone else shed a happy tear watching Nattie kick up her heels in the green pasture? ❤
I did too!
Yes, I did 😂
She's such a good girl 🥰
I did!!!🥰
Yes.
No tears, but grinning ear to ear!
She is gorgeous. Lucky girl to have such a marvelous new home. God bless the people who bought her and put her in your possession for whatever reason.
Nattie, has the perfect loving family and farm to grow up at.
Congratulations
NATTIE is GORGEOUS‼️ Now she will grow up and have a better life with with your whole family‼️
The best food and treats will restore her and she will get up to a good weight, grow and flourish with your great loving care‼️
Those shoes coming off will be such a relief for her‼️
She can run, play and frolic around on your farm as much as a baby, NATTIE, filly should‼️
May the good lord continue to bless all you‼️ 💯💯💯💯💯♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
She is so sweet. And it is easy to forget, that she is still a baby, when she is acting like a more mature horse.
I don’t know much about the actual process of maintaining their shoeing etc but I can see the care and kindness you have shown this beautiful horse❤
Nattie looked wonderful running around the grassy paddock. She is only a baby, not even a yearling yet, so those shoes were ridiculous and rather cruel in my opinion. I'm glad you took them off at the first opportunity. Everyone already loves her so much. Thank you for rescuing her. I know you paid for her, but it was still a genuine rescue too.
AND she was a gift from Jesus!
JR even mentioned in the video of him going to pick her up, that they were able to get her for less that his last bid on her.
@@alycewich4472 Jesus? Why would Jesus have let her be abused like that in the first place? They saved her, you thank them you don’t thank Jesus you thank the people who actually put their necks on the line to save that animal. Jesus didn’t do anything. If he had, she wouldn’t have been abused in the first place. Your zealotry literally makes no sense. Do you ever stop to think about it before you immediately think and/or thank Jesus, even though there was abuse involved?
Good for you! I get sick of people saying thank you Jesus! People did it!
Faith is nice for some.But however doesn't answer all babies cries who kidnapped,raped,abused and born massively differently!
I've seen a lot of remedial horse shoes, and those were a first. What's is the point of that shape? What was it trying to correct?
Who Abandons a Clydesdale???
Seeing her run in the grass pen, really choked me up.
Thanks for saving her.
I think the farrier who put the shoes on also raised his eyebrows, but the owner is responsible.
How bad this is for the joints of such a young horse, let alone her feet.
Glad you removed the shoes.
JR mentioned the breeder is the one who told him how tall her sire and dam were, so my guess is there are farriers who specialize in working with the draft horse breeds. This was a big fancy sale of Clydesdale horses only.
It might be the norm with the breed when they are selling as show stock, but I think you're right about the stress on the foals/young stock's joints and legs when dealing with this type of shoe at such an early age. But maybe they only do it during show season and leave them barefoot the rest of the year.
@@alycewich4472 Its not even the norm for show stock. I live in a big clyde/percheron area and its bad practice to put shoes on youngsters. I don't know a farrier around me that would even do it.
540 lbs ? Less than I'd think.
@@danweyant4909 yeah, her hip bones are sticking out. I thought she was really skinny when she first arrived. Her top line needs to fill out more, then she will look her best. She is a pretty little filly.
It makes me tear up to see such a beautiful bunch of people or family that love animals so much. This little girl is a handful to care for and feed and doctor, so it isn't easy. Once more my faith in human beings wins this one and may God himself bless and keep not only this little beauty, but the family that so lovingly took her in cares for her. Just beautiful the good some people can still do in this world.
I'm so glad Nattie is yours. She is a sweet sweet girl.
Very much enjoyed this entire video of Nattie. She's so beautiful and you both are so kind, gentle, and patient with her!
I enjoyed the feeding, watering, walking, shoe removal, weighing, and measuring.
Looking forward to more feeding, walking, grooming, hoof care, running in the green pasture, and meeting new friends.
Thank you very much!
She's such a cutie - and a beauty as well... I seriously think she's the ideal horse for you. And I was so happy for Becca that things worked out fine, eventually.
She’s going to be a gorgeous mare! I love to watch Clydesdales run. So strong and graceful!
Nattie is such a Good Girl. She stood so well to get those heavy shoes off. I bet she is so grateful! I can’t wait to see how beautiful she will be next month! Loved to see her run on “bare feet”
Ok, so now I have a crush on this man who so lovingly removed those horried front shoes.
She is a beautiful little girl, and seems to be very gentile and probably sensible. Great characteristics in a big and powerful horse. Such a lucky find.
That poor little girl. Those front shoes looked like a medieval tortue with the shape and amount of shoe! What a lucky girl to end up with such a loving and caring new family. I'm sure she's going to be very happy, especially when she gets to meet the other horses and play! Thank goodness for people like you! 🙏♥🐎
She has the most precious eyes. Wow.
I LOVE the Clydesdales !! She is so beautiful now.....can't wait to see how much more beautiful she will be in 6 months! She's a treasure !!
She is so happy to be with you. I think she remembers you!
I think you found yourselves a winner. What sweet horse. She is just going to get more and more beautiful as she matures.
OMG , 10 month old and already such a journey with this stupid shoes on and all that travelling stress...what a Sweet Girl, it will be so much fun watching her growing up....❤❤❤
My guess is that this is her first set of shoes as she's very young to have to have any at all. Now that we know that that's what they use in the show ring, she doesn't need any at all for the near future. JR will only put some on if he thinks she will need them, just as he does with the rest of the horses. And if he does, I cannot imagine him using that type of shoe on her. It may make their stride prettier in the show ring, by pulling a wagon alongside Oliver, she has no need for that.
Outraged by the cruelty of those horse shoes on that beautiful, young horse !
Nattie has a pretty face. She and Oliver will be a terrific matched pair. So she is 10 months old and Oliver is 3 years ... right? they are going to be adorable together. So sweet and well behaved. Thank you for sharing and bringing happiness into my life. Love these animals farms on the Tube.
I think she's a gem I really like her, so calm and trusting
Oh I loved seeing her run in the grassy arena. She's loving life now. She knows she's in a safe happy place. Thank you caring for her and thank the Lord you got her.
Until you've stood next to a Clydesdale, you don't realize how massive they are. Video and TV can't capture the feeling of standing next to such an amazing animal. Looking forward to watching her grow up.
So disgusted that those people would shoe a baby to make a few more bucks. Natty you are in a loving, caring home now. You have a beautiful life ahead of you. Can't wait for this little girl to meet the other horses. It feels like she needs to be in a herd.
I feel a tad concerned as to WHY they would shoe so young a horse, is it to conceal some fault ?? I
Sincerely hope not . She is a lovely baby and is lucky to have come to you.
@@jillp3761 From what I've read, shoeing show stock tends to get them to pick their feet up more--kind of exaggerated movement. Similar to walking horse shows only not that bad--those are just awful and it does a lot of damage to feet and leg joints. Anyway, the idea of shoeing draft horses before a big sale is to get fancier movement, thereby supposedly helping get a better price. JMHO, not necessary with babies.
She's going one pampered girl nice to see
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@@Doxymeister Cruelty - shame on those greedy, insensitive people who were so terrible to this precious baby. May Karma teach you an important lesson you can never forget.
I sure did..what a little sweetie.. kicking up her heels lie that. Pure joy. Must be heaven to be rid of those horrid heavy shoes the auction people had put on her. (Just the very thought of animal auctions puts a shiver down my back...)
What a wonderful place these good horses now find themselves living in! Now getting close to my eighties, I had lost so much faith in humans but channels like this show me that there are still very wonderful humans around. God bless them all. God bless all the animals too .
Thank your for giving Nattie a much needed welcome with the time to rest, feed, drink, shoe removal and the chance to spend time out on the grass. Looking forward to how she develops over time and how the family benefits from having her as a new member of the Homestead Horsemanship Herd.
The Clydesdale Corner section 🤣💦
Couldn’t wait for the first video of home life. Nattie has won the horse lottery to be spending the rest of her life with such a wonderful loving family and of course Oliver and the rest of the brood lol. Looking forward to watching everyone come together in prayer and in love
JR, if you ever decide that you don’t love this beauty any more, let me know and she can come live on our horse farm on the west coast of Florida with my sister in law. She is and is going to continue to be an amazing addition to your herd❣️
My guess is that JR would be inundated with offers to buy her if she was available. But with the rest of the family totally in love with her already, there's a fat chance of that ever happening!
One can always dream, but I believe that JR knows just how fortunate he is.
Wonderful! Those shoes looked crazy on her. I held my breath while JR worked at getting them off. I bet that alone made Nattie feel so much better.
Bravo JR for doing that backbreaking job! You can see it makes a difference to her.
Next to JR, she actually looks like a baby. So beautiful, so sweet!
540 pounds - 10 months old - & 13.2 hands - how much of that weight was those "AWFUL🥺SHOE'S"?????😢They looked "horrible"!!! = Thank😇God👆 J.R. was able to get the fronts off !!!👍❤️ - she was so calm!! ❤ - we can see she's skinny🙏 I hope she's okay🙏otherwise?? She's in the BEST hands NOW❤👍😁👌 she should be just fine !!👍❤Poor baby went threw a lot !! & she's just a youngster - SO GLAD SHE'S 🏡 HOME!!!!!❤ - so this is her starting point - let her beautiful journey begin!!❤😁👍🙏 THANK YOU !!❤ GREAT VIDEO !!
What a beautiful girl! She is a fine looking horse.
A business associate of mine has Clydesdale horses and Arabians. He has one Clydesdale named Big Jake who is 26 years old 20 hands high and tops off 2,350 pounds. He is massive in size.
Every morning when I drive down the road to the office past him, he runs over to the fence near where I park my pickup regardless of where he is in the pasture.. He expects his daily treat of a few sugar cubes, or carrots or apples or water Mellon. If I forget the treats, he pouts. I have spoiled him. He is also very protective of the other Clydesdales. Jake loves to get baths and be brushed.
I suspect this girl will grow to about 1600-1700 pounds and about 16 hands high. She seems well natured and very happy. Y'all are lucky you got her.
So happy for you all, Nattie is exactly where she needs to be, with such a loving family…
AWWWWW She's so beautiful. ❤❤❤❤ Thank You for loving care.
What a doll of a horse. Those shoes where horrific though. And that on a little foal... geesh
What a beautiful animal. ❤ She seemed to realize that these folks were there to help her. It looks like her life just got exponentially better! God bless you folks.
Amazing how she was able to get to your farm. Maybe intervention?
It is going to be fun when introducing her to Oliver.
She is so sweet and couldn't have found a better home.
Looking forward to watching her grow along with Oliver.
What a beautiful horse. Hope you have many happy hours & days & years loving her. Bless you for taking her into your home. 😊😊😊❤❤❤
One of the greatest joys in life is seeing someone a bit in the rough and their devine potential. Encouraging good children into great children and so gos the progress of a rough horse and bring out brilliance in one of God's most beautiful creatures. I don't care what anyone says you are good people and God's creatures you serve know it. Thanks for sharing your joys and sorrows. What a great journey.
Amen to that! 🙏❤️
She's beautiful
Amen
Her temperament is precious! I’m in love with her! So happy for you guys. God Bless you!!
I don't know much about horses, but the way she moves is something special
What a sweetheart❤. Looking forward to watching this wonderful filly grow up.
I am just over the moon that you have Nattie, as I sure you guys are too. God knew how much she needed your loving care. It will be wonderful to watch her grow up just like Oliver
JR, what's going on here? I love to watch all your Missouri Fox Trotters - birthing, individual stories, watching Bob, training, at the river, competition's, etc. I watch everything on your channel and love your horses and family. Then there is Oliver - our love affair with him moves to another level. He is a special horse with a special story. But now there is Nattie! We all seem to be atleast as twitterpated with her as with Oliver?? So maybe it isn't just Oliver who is so special and grabbed our hearts but the breed of Clydesdales?? Don't to get me wrong - Oliver is a very special horse and I love him as much as the next person. Whatever is going on it has brought your channel to a new dimension and I so look forward to the future! Thank you!
You have got another special Clydesdale on your hands! What a sweet, beautiful girl!
She got lucky ending up with such kind, thoughtful and knowledgeable people. Thank you for being who you are..
Love this precision little girl This is one of God’s many miracles!,,,,,,❤
Hi JR and family! Im sooo impressed with Mattie...what a sweetheart. I know you will treat her with lots of love and care. Poor little girl she was pooped. It was nice to see her run and play and whinny. Oliver will love her. Thankyou for this video and I look forward to the next one. Lots of love from Vancouver Island BC Canada ❤
You can tell she already loves you! Such a blessing that she is now a part of your family! 🥰
I really enjoyed that video but I especially loved seeing her run in the field. I don't think I've ever seen any Clydesdale, let alone a young one like her, openly running like that and it was beautiful to see. Right, it's called GALLOPING. Great word.
She is absolutely lush. God put her together with so much care and love. I am so glad that she came your way.
What a beautiful gentle sweet horse. So sad that she was separated from her mom and possibly her herd so young. Thank god she is now in a beautiful new home with lots of love and new friends. I am sure she will thrive as the weeks go by.
She was so patient taking those shoes off. Such a good disposition.
Acted like she understood that he was helping her to get those horrible things off of her.
Bless you folks for getting those shoes off your baby girl. When I first got my Quarterhorse years ago, some a-hole had quicked him and put shoes on him. The Vet came out and took the shoes off and my boy and I walked down to a creek every day and I let him stand in the cold water. People who do things to animals for "show" nauseate me.
She's just the sweetest. I'm so looking forward to watching her grow and improve. ❤
She is such a beautiful, gentle sweetheart. The initial hug you had with one another on the meadow got me teary-eyed.
God does move in mysterious ways. She is so beautiful and calm and I look forward to seeing her grow
She is sooo beautiful! I am sooo relieved that she is now in your care! 🥰🐴🐎💕 soon she will learn how much love, care, and support she will be given! 💕
Hi Guys, Natty was a lost sole like Oliver was, oh bless her when she heard those other horses. Her head went really high up. She is such a beautiful girl. Thank you 🐴👍✌️🤟🏼💕💕💐
Nattie is special. Her temperent is incredible and the way she runs it's hard to believe she is even a Clydsdale.
Great Find!!!!
I am so happy you have Miss Natty. She 's PERGECT and a wonder partner for Oliver. I cannot hardly wait for their introduction. Yiippee!!
Emeri and Jr, can you do a short on how horses drink please? I don’t see Nattie using her tongue to lap up water like dogs and cats do so how do they get the water into their mouthes? Thank you in advance ☺️💜
Love you guys and the wonderful way you take such good care of your amazing horses. Nattie is so blessed. ❤. Thank you JR!!! Those awful shoes were horrible. But seeing Nattie running around makes my heart ♥️ skip a beat.
What a patient girl standing still while you removed those shoes.
She is just the sweetest baby girl, she seems very affectionate! It looks like she has a wonderful home!
Hope Nattie ends up being Becca's trail horse!
Imagine the grocerys you will need to help her grow to the size she will be! I am so glad you got her.
Fortunately they have some pasture to help keep the cost down.
She’s such a good girl! She is really beautiful and I’m so glad you got her!
Wonderful to see her running like the sweet young filly she is. Thank you for sharing.
Nattie could not have a more wonderful home. Thank Y'all for all the Love and Care, such an Awesome Family!! God Bless and He does work in mysterious ways! Love Y'all! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
So cute when Nattie raised her lip like "ewww..that dewormer was yucky"
She took it a whole lot better than a lot of horses I've had the pleasure to deworm.😅
Actually its apple flavored.
I am so happy that you all were able to get Nattie. She will get the needed care and love that she deserves being home with you all. God bless you.
SO VERY HAPPY YOU WERE ABLE TO ADD NATTIE TO YOU HORSE FAMILY. I look forward to all you updates. Thank you !!!!!!
It's nice to see her settling in. Looks like she's going to be a real good horse.
I think she really knows she's in good hands now and she was an angel when she got those clunky shoes off.
I'm certain she knew she would get rid of those hefty shoes now and was sweet like an angel for it because of it
She's a happy girl! I'm so glad you have her now!