You can tell just how happy these horses are they never once stopped prancing in place and as you can tell there chests are puffed up in pride love it great work😍😂
You are attributing human characteristics, happy, pride, puffed up, to horses - These horses have been trained to do this by men - I doubt if it would be their first choice for an afternoon's activity - Humans delude themselves into thinking animals do what we train them to do because they want to do it - If force and abuse is used to get them to this place then that is animal cruelty - If understanding and sensitivity for the animal is used the animal is in good hands - The problem is we can not tell which scenario is in play because the horse will act the same under both sets of conditions -
@@carolirvine3095 No, no they will not. These horses are EAGER to pull. Anyone that knows horses can see how eager they are, and definitely happy. It's in every movement they make! You can MAKE a horse pull, but you can't make them eager and excited to do it...
I own a team of Belgians, although they're not as big as this team they truly enjoy to work. Having raised and trained them from they were 1yr old. They are now 8. Nothing they like doing more than showing off, they'll go from head down walking along to heads up, chests puffed out as soon as they get to the ring or when they near another team. This team is hot, anxious to pull. Their style as well as many others is to hit/react as soon as they hear the clank of the whiffles and tree on the stone boat. Getting the load started is the hard part, but once it's moving not as much energy is needed. Well done, keep them doing what they love doing.
notice how no one annoys you sith irrelevent comments or pesters you with hate because you know what you're talking about!! Ain't that a funny truth!!?? But hey, these horses are gorgeous, you are so so lucky to work with this breed!!!
@@charlottebonnie5320 They're not PULLING at that age, at least not heavy loads. There's a lot of other stuff to learn first, like wearing a bridle, not freaking out at the equipment, trailering, walking in tandem, and a TON of other things. You can't use them for extreme pulling like this until they're grown or it WILL hurt them.
@@charlottebonnie5320 You can do a lot of training with foals to better prepare them for their jobs when they are older. Simple ground manners, desensitization, etc. In fact, it's better to train them when they are still small and won't hurt anyone if they freak out.
Anyone claiming that these horses are being abused isn't watching the anticipation they have to the pull. Just look at their lack of "reverse gear". They know one thing and do it perfectly. What an incredible team.
+Pete Flynn these horses are competitive as we are but i have seen some that have over pulled and is not nice not that they are abused but the horse will not drop and quit they just pull harder
Reverse gear. HA! Get their planetary gears in sync. Seriously though, that was a really good looking pair of equines. It does appear they enjoy their "work."
Pete Flynn Truly awe-inspiring animals. Your comment made me think of this: "Are you the one who gives the horse its strength? Do you clothe its neck with a rustling mane? Can you cause it to leap like a locust? Its majestic snorting is terrifying. It paws the ground in the valley and exults mightily; It charges into the battle. It laughs at fear and is afraid of nothing. It does not turn back because of the sword. The quiver rattles against it, The spear and the javelin flash. Trembling with excitement, it surges forward, It cannot stand still at the sound of the horn."- Job 39:19-25 A Blackfoot Indian told me that his people believe the two most important animals were horses and dogs. Both had unmatched loyalty, and were fearless, willing to die for their humans. The ultimate tools for survival provided by the creator.
It's an odd way to put it, but not incorrect. These horses were developed through countless generations of human-directed artificial selection to pull heavy loads. This was done by design.
@@ssuuppeerrbbooyy He's actually correct you know. Generations of hard work and breeding have created these animals. Don't jump into a conversation you don't know anything about.
Theres actually a video of some horses pulling a car or truck out somewhere... Cant remember if they were police horses helping a civilian or civilian horses helping a police officer. Still, it happens lol.
I know bunch of horses that like working. They come fast to the spot when they see the equipment, with "Let's go!" attitude. All pumped up. "Force and abuse" is what people with bad horsemanship skills use, not everyone. I can see from your text that you're quite aggressive and "attacking" personality, so working with horse in that mindset, for example, could make horse anxious as well. But some people are calm,and can read horse body signals. These horses in the video are SUPER excited!
I could see it in their parade laps they was looking to show off. Beast of burden. How does the saying go? You can lead a horse to water but you can't make them drink. You can hook a horse to a sled but you can't make them pull.
This is not abuse. If you think it is, you obviously don't have any experience with horses. If you did, you would know you can't FORCE a horse to do anything. Each of these horses weighs in over a ton. If they didn't want to do something, they wouldn't. These horses are obviously elated to be doing what they have been bred to do for over the last millennium, to work.
If you don't work drafts they get sick. AR needs to know they are power lifters and they were selected for this work to such an extent that because their ancestors were working 6 days a week pulling various things, once modern society retired them, they suffered and sometimes died. They need exercise of this type or they get sick. If you care about how to avoid them suffering know they don't work themselves enough by being in a pasture. They are far from wild type.
Keep in mind that one skinny little human is exerting control over two long tons of enthusiastic horseflesh... The other two guys are just carrying the doubletree.
@@charlottebonnie5320 Anyone can see these horses are eager to pull. They set off without their trainers nearly dragging them because they’re excited. They’re so excited they can’t stand still and keep on prancing around. Stop speaking rubbish and educate yourself.
@@bashali696 / 9th Oct. 2022: I am aware of the fact that you won't change your mind (and vice versa!). After having kept horses for 61 years, reading a lot of horse books and magazines (for example the German "Freizeit im Sattel": I had been gathering about 50 complete annual sets in my book-case from 1958 to 2008) and of course gotten into touch with other horse and pony keepers/riders. One of my friends told me that his horse suffered from a rupture of its milt after it had tried to pull off a caravan (=trailer coach). I think you are wrong calling upon me to educate myself. I stopped doing all that when my last horse died five years ago aged nearly 30. And of course, I hate tail docking.
@@charlottebonnie5320 Where is your proof that these horses are mistreated? I do not deny that there are many cruel practices behind the scenes but these horses do not show signs of abuse nor mistreatment. These horses have it in their blood to pull. The tail docking is to stop their tails getting caught in the harness and potentially breaking their spine, I believe. I don’t like tail docking either but if it’s for a good reason it’s better than docking it in cruelty. I’d like to ask why are you are putting dates on your replies? Just out of curiosity.
Nice pull! The competitions themselves aren't abusive but I always worry about what goes on behind the barn at home, or even in the closed trailer at the fair before the pull. I come from a horse pulling family and the things that are done to these beauties when they don't want to pull would make anyone with half a heart cry.
Just because your family was abusive doesn't mean they all are, although I understand your concern. There are always people who care more about winning than their animal's welfare.
What beauties they are and what superb athletes...they appear to be enthusiastic about the pull. ( Not knowing myself) it appears the humans give the team some warm- ups, some prancing around to get their limbs ready to take the enormous static load. Impressive as hell I say.
Definitely amazing athletes! They are absolutely excited about the pull! The horses are warmed up before they come into the ring. The prancing around is from excitement and eagerness. The only downside to that is it can make it difficult to hook to the sled. As soon as they hear the ring drop, they take off. Unfortunately, if the ring doesn't catch, they wind up having to go around and reset. XD
these animals are not being forced to do anything. if a horse doesn't want to do something they will not do it & can not be made to do it. that's where the saying, 'can't stand behind a hateful wife or a mad horse.' comes from, cause it can be dangerous.
@@l1lzm4n "Actually" HP is also calculated as the ability to lift 33,000lb. one ft. in one minute. HP was based off of mining ponies, draft horses make several hp. :D
Do you think that those breed of horses were bred or meant to be prancing in a field of merry gold, dancing with butterflies and humping my little ponies all while farting cute little rainbows? NO...they are power houses. Built to work and love it. Check out when Huskys are happiest. Pulling something and running. Same as those horses.
@@charlottebonnie5320 You can see they’re really excited to pull. They can’t stand still and keep on prancing around. They literally dragged their trainers with eagerness. Please stop spamming rubbish on each comment.
@GreatWhiteBuckwheat Poorly educated does not mean dumb. Most of history's greatest minds were from "POORLY EDUCATED" backgrounds. We all know what backgrounds Einstein and Mr.tesla come from.
Well how bout we divide the weight of one horses load on this particular sled. 9000lbs. Or 4 and a half tons. I don't think My Dodge Dakota has enough Nuts to even get a 9000 pound sled to budge.
Primarily it is due to the fact the horses are so anxious to pull. Each one of those horses is going to weigh in at around 2200 pounds or so, and when they get backed up to the bricks, they don't know if they are attached or not. If you watch on all of the videos, as soon as they are hooked up they are pulling. So most of the time when they get backed up and think they are attached, they want to pull, or do their job. Beyond that, trying to stop that much power isn't something to easy.
I can attest to that. I had a 3/4 QH, 1/4 Belgian and getting him to NOT take the bit and GO was the hardest part of training him... and I didn't even use him in harness! He was just so eager to do his work, no matter what the job was.
I feel the same way with them always wanting to pull because on my horse whenever I’m going down the field getting ready to gallop I literally have to hold back on the reins with all my night because he does this slow trot the adrenaline is real with him I feel like those race horses that can’t keep the energy contained
The idiots that get on here and cry ThAt'S AbUsE! Dude! I have never been this eager to do something IN MY LIFE. They are quite literally bred to pull. They love it! You try forcing a 1-ton animal to do what you want. It can be done, but not with this much excitement!!!
@@charlottebonnie5320 Yes there have been machines for this work but who did the heavy work before machines? Horses did that. We’re seeing how amazing they still are and still able to pull enormous loads. This is showing us how incredible these horses are. How they were the real wonders, not machines.
These are beautiful and magnificent horses, they don't necessarily love doing this, they are doing what they're trained to do... the consequences for not working may be cruel... Just like circus or rodeo animals
Okay, "Alexandra Bunny", It's obvious that you know absolutely NOTHING about horses or their body language. Because if you did you would't be saying ignorant things like that.These horses aren't being FORCED to do ANYTHING. THEY LOVE TO PULL!!!!
Woah, a 2 million view video that takes place in Orangeville. I used to live in Erin 15 minutes away, so its weird that a small town near my small town has a video with so many views.
In the metric world these horses are pulling about 9 ton. about 4.5 ton each. I did not realise the draft horses where that strong. I bet a 4x4 pick up couldn't pull a stone block weighing 4.5 ton
Kinda' funny. I was mostly into quarter horse types for decades before getting into drafts. Thought a 17-2, 2000# horse was a monster... Now that seems almost small to us. And the QHs are like ponies.
It is clear to see that these horses live for this. They can barely hold them back long enough to hook up
You can tell just how happy these horses are they never once stopped prancing in place and as you can tell there chests are puffed up in pride love it great work😍😂
You are attributing human characteristics, happy, pride, puffed up, to horses - These horses have been trained to do this by men - I doubt if it would be their first choice for an afternoon's activity -
Humans delude themselves into thinking animals do what we train them to do because they want to do it - If force and abuse is used to get them to this place then that is animal cruelty - If understanding and sensitivity for the animal is used the animal is in good hands - The problem is we can not tell which scenario is in play because the horse will act the same under both sets of conditions -
@@carolirvine3095 No, no they will not. These horses are EAGER to pull. Anyone that knows horses can see how eager they are, and definitely happy. It's in every movement they make! You can MAKE a horse pull, but you can't make them eager and excited to do it...
I own a team of Belgians, although they're not as big as this team they truly enjoy to work. Having raised and trained them from they were 1yr old. They are now 8. Nothing they like doing more than showing off, they'll go from head down walking along to heads up, chests puffed out as soon as they get to the ring or when they near another team. This team is hot, anxious to pull. Their style as well as many others is to hit/react as soon as they hear the clank of the whiffles and tree on the stone boat. Getting the load started is the hard part, but once it's moving not as much energy is needed. Well done, keep them doing what they love doing.
notice how no one annoys you sith irrelevent comments or pesters you with hate because you know what you're talking about!! Ain't that a funny truth!!?? But hey, these horses are gorgeous, you are so so lucky to work with this breed!!!
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MrMrfreshbait/May 26th, 2021: To train a foal aged 1??? A vet specialized in horses should comment this.
@@charlottebonnie5320 They're not PULLING at that age, at least not heavy loads. There's a lot of other stuff to learn first, like wearing a bridle, not freaking out at the equipment, trailering, walking in tandem, and a TON of other things. You can't use them for extreme pulling like this until they're grown or it WILL hurt them.
@@charlottebonnie5320 You can do a lot of training with foals to better prepare them for their jobs when they are older. Simple ground manners, desensitization, etc. In fact, it's better to train them when they are still small and won't hurt anyone if they freak out.
these horses are just itching to pull that load!!!! Also look at them prancing around showing off to the crowd, I love them.
They looked so happy at the beginning bless them, what a gift those horses have!
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Anyone claiming that these horses are being abused isn't watching the anticipation they have to the pull. Just look at their lack of "reverse gear". They know one thing and do it perfectly. What an incredible team.
+Pete Flynn these horses are competitive as we are but i have seen some that have over pulled and is not nice not that they are abused but the horse will not drop and quit they just pull harder
Sick people who do not understand horses. It is all about the people's selfishness, not about the horse.
Reverse gear. HA! Get their planetary gears in sync. Seriously though, that was a really good looking pair of equines. It does appear they enjoy their "work."
Pete Flynn Truly awe-inspiring animals. Your comment made me think of this: "Are you the one who gives the horse its strength? Do you clothe its neck with a rustling mane? Can you cause it to leap like a locust? Its majestic snorting is terrifying. It paws the ground in the valley and exults mightily; It charges into the battle. It laughs at fear and is afraid of nothing. It does not turn back because of the sword. The quiver rattles against it, The spear and the javelin flash. Trembling with excitement, it surges forward, It cannot stand still at the sound of the horn."- Job 39:19-25
A Blackfoot Indian told me that his people believe the two most important animals were horses and dogs. Both had unmatched loyalty, and were fearless, willing to die for their humans. The ultimate tools for survival provided by the creator.
Pete Flynn exactly. that's what they're bred for
These Horse's only want to go FORWARD, no reverse for This Team!
A Glorious creature is the horse, & of them, the draught horse in his strength & work
loved seeing these massive powerful horses do what they're designed to do. nice video.
Idiot.
Designed? Moron.
It's an odd way to put it, but not incorrect. These horses were developed through countless generations of human-directed artificial selection to pull heavy loads. This was done by design.
@@ssuuppeerrbbooyy He's actually correct you know. Generations of hard work and breeding have created these animals. Don't jump into a conversation you don't know anything about.
@@ssuuppeerrbbooyy they were bred for this
Those horses are HAPPY . They are not abused . They were born and bred for that and they LIKE it.
I HAVE WATCHED THESE HORSE'S PULL MANY TIMES THEY ARE GREAT AT WHAT THEY CAN DO
oh... i wish one day ill have one of those beautiful gorgeous creature.... i love horses so much...
If your bus gets stuck, call up these two....
Theres actually a video of some horses pulling a car or truck out somewhere... Cant remember if they were police horses helping a civilian or civilian horses helping a police officer. Still, it happens lol.
These boys be happy to help
@@majorphysics3669 %ggjk
@@majorphysics3669 if amish people used computers they would smirk at the thought of horses helping pull a car out of the mud
I saw a video of a 4-horse hitch pulling loose a fully-loaded semi that was stuck in mud. They made it look like they were pulling an empty wagon...
I know bunch of horses that like working. They come fast to the spot when they see the equipment, with "Let's go!" attitude. All pumped up. "Force and abuse" is what people with bad horsemanship skills use, not everyone. I can see from your text that you're quite aggressive and "attacking" personality, so working with horse in that mindset, for example, could make horse anxious as well. But some people are calm,and can read horse body signals. These horses in the video are SUPER excited!
I could see it in their parade laps they was looking to show off. Beast of burden. How does the saying go? You can lead a horse to water but you can't make them drink. You can hook a horse to a sled but you can't make them pull.
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Absolutely awesome!! Nice animals, well fit and well trained.
These horses were bred and built for this. Beauty ❤
Kayla Spangle / 3. Okt. 2022: Ich frage die Verantwortlichen, ob die Zielsetzung die richtige, pferdegemäße ist!!!
"hurry up, let's go!!!" as they gracefully prance in place waiting for their cue
Their gear is stunning. Absolutely amazing animals
Never get tired of watching this team. Awesome job!!
Person: Woah
Horses: Pull? You got it!
This is not abuse. If you think it is, you obviously don't have any experience with horses. If you did, you would know you can't FORCE a horse to do anything. Each of these horses weighs in over a ton. If they didn't want to do something, they wouldn't. These horses are obviously elated to be doing what they have been bred to do for over the last millennium, to work.
Cool, so if i whip you and stop when you do what i want im not actually forcing you to do that thing.
@@ssuuppeerrbbooyy You have no clue about horses.
@@ssuuppeerrbbooyy These horses could drag all the men holding the reins if they wanted.
@@ssuuppeerrbbooyy Where do you see them being whipped?
Very anxious team that look like they love to pull. Don't get your fingers in the way. Powerful powerful animals that made it look easy.
These horses were created by God to do one thing - PULL!!! So, so beautiful, so, so majestic!!!!
If you don't work drafts they get sick. AR needs to know they are power lifters and they were selected for this work to such an extent that because their ancestors were working 6 days a week pulling various things, once modern society retired them, they suffered and sometimes died. They need exercise of this type or they get sick. If you care about how to avoid them suffering know they don't work themselves enough by being in a pasture. They are far from wild type.
TIPPY TAPS! Those horses are so excited, I was really giggling the first time they just set off damn near dragging the handlers.
Keep in mind that one skinny little human is exerting control over two long tons of enthusiastic horseflesh... The other two guys are just carrying the doubletree.
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I love how they're just like LEMME PULL! I WANNA PULL! So cute >_
My Grandad used them for hauling, they are kinda assholish if they don't get worked. These babies are pampered when done
Awesome power of these animals! Thanks for posting!
blkdog229 / 3rd Oct. 2022: "Awesome power"??? No, sweating system, slave-driving!
@@charlottebonnie5320 Anyone can see these horses are eager to pull. They set off without their trainers nearly dragging them because they’re excited. They’re so excited they can’t stand still and keep on prancing around. Stop speaking rubbish and educate yourself.
@@bashali696 / 9th Oct. 2022: I am aware of the fact that you won't change your mind
(and vice versa!). After having kept horses for 61 years, reading a lot of horse books and magazines (for example the German "Freizeit im Sattel": I had been gathering about 50 complete annual sets in my book-case from 1958 to 2008) and of course gotten into touch with other horse and pony keepers/riders. One of my friends told me that his horse suffered from a rupture of its milt after it had tried to pull off a caravan (=trailer coach).
I think you are wrong calling upon me to educate myself. I stopped doing all that when my last horse died five years ago aged nearly 30.
And of course, I hate tail docking.
@@charlottebonnie5320 Where is your proof that these horses are mistreated? I do not deny that there are many cruel practices behind the scenes but these horses do not show signs of abuse nor mistreatment. These horses have it in their blood to pull. The tail docking is to stop their tails getting caught in the harness and potentially breaking their spine, I believe. I don’t like tail docking either but if it’s for a good reason it’s better than docking it in cruelty. I’d like to ask why are you are putting dates on your replies? Just out of curiosity.
I love seeing these horses do what they love to do.
COOKIESY11 / 3. Okt. 2022: Die Pferde lieben es nicht. Sie machen es nur, weil sie Angst vor den Menschen und ihrer Strafe haben.
these are two best friend horses
Nice pull! The competitions themselves aren't abusive but I always worry about what goes on behind the barn at home, or even in the closed trailer at the fair before the pull. I come from a horse pulling family and the things that are done to these beauties when they don't want to pull would make anyone with half a heart cry.
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Kelsie B my family gets em from deep down south and your not gonna get more creative then them just feed and work em
Kelsie B. So true and i agree.
Can you imagine Tiger Woods not being in the mood for golf? That's how into pulling those horses are. It's an instinct
Just because your family was abusive doesn't mean they all are, although I understand your concern. There are always people who care more about winning than their animal's welfare.
What beauties they are and what superb athletes...they appear to be enthusiastic about the pull. ( Not knowing myself) it appears the humans give the team some warm- ups, some prancing around to get their limbs ready to take the enormous static load. Impressive as hell I say.
Definitely amazing athletes! They are absolutely excited about the pull! The horses are warmed up before they come into the ring. The prancing around is from excitement and eagerness. The only downside to that is it can make it difficult to hook to the sled. As soon as they hear the ring drop, they take off. Unfortunately, if the ring doesn't catch, they wind up having to go around and reset. XD
18,000 pounds like jesus christ that's amazing.
To me it was funny how enthusiasted they seemed to start pulling
Oh my god. Very strong animal, with such weight contains so much power, no wonder the strongest animal in animal kingdom belongs to horses
Let people talk they don´t understand, the horses enjoy it, this is like bodybuilding for animals…
When that harness was been strech and they start pulling i swear earth shakes ......magnificient animals!
these animals are not being forced to do anything. if a horse doesn't want to do something they will not do it & can not be made to do it. that's where the saying, 'can't stand behind a hateful wife or a mad horse.' comes from, cause it can be dangerous.
So cute, they can't stand still cuz they want to pull so bad ^^
My horse does the same :)
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your lucky to have a horse i want one i love horses i wish i could wake and see my own horse every morning
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Maybe the tractor could had put up a fight against them
Can i ride with you?
Every time I see "Abuse" comments, I loose brain cells.
Them boys were ready.
Now when someone talk about home much horsepower they have ima be like what kinda horse? Lmao
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Exactly!
Actually to get Hp you’d have to do an equation which means these horse wouldn’t make 2 hp. Horsepower = Torque x RPM / 5,252
@@l1lzm4n "Actually" HP is also calculated as the ability to lift 33,000lb. one ft. in one minute. HP was based off of mining ponies, draft horses make several hp. :D
It’s so cute that they’re so excited!
Do you think that those breed of horses were bred or meant to be prancing in a field of merry gold, dancing with butterflies and humping my little ponies all while farting cute little rainbows? NO...they are power houses. Built to work and love it. Check out when Huskys are happiest. Pulling something and running. Same as those horses.
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These guys are loving the pull!. Not freaking at all.. Just want that PULL!. I think these guys could have pulled a nearby Deere as well.
Wow, those two are eager to pull!!! Beautiful horses!
Aww their so proud of themselves 😍😌
Daisy May / 3rd Oct. 2022: Please prove!
@@charlottebonnie5320 You can see they’re really excited to pull. They can’t stand still and keep on prancing around. They literally dragged their trainers with eagerness. Please stop spamming rubbish on each comment.
And my roomates keeps arguing that a little city car pulls heavier than a horse.
They call themselves geniuses at the university...
Lolololo!!!! They need a weekend on a FARM!!
@GreatWhiteBuckwheat Poorly educated does not mean dumb. Most of history's greatest minds were from "POORLY EDUCATED" backgrounds. We all know what backgrounds Einstein and Mr.tesla come from.
Well how bout we divide the weight of one horses load on this particular sled. 9000lbs. Or 4 and a half tons. I don't think My Dodge Dakota has enough Nuts to even get a 9000 pound sled to budge.
Hah they need to see this video. 9 tons. That’ll make them think.
Notice how they’re just itching to pull the load
Woo hoo! Great job! Congrats and carrots all around. Well, you probably had a beer or two later, but you know what I mean:) Cheers from Ottawa.
Amazing and truly beautiful!!!! Making Ontario proud!!!
Give me two of the same horses just like the one on the right --- that horse had tenacity...
They're dancing with excitement. How cool is that?
Draft horses always look so exited to do this, they can barley contain themselves
Wow what a great pull and man that was adorable that team wanted it so bad.
False start, 10 yard penalty, replay 1st down.
Primarily it is due to the fact the horses are so anxious to pull. Each one of those horses is going to weigh in at around 2200 pounds or so, and when they get backed up to the bricks, they don't know if they are attached or not. If you watch on all of the videos, as soon as they are hooked up they are pulling. So most of the time when they get backed up and think they are attached, they want to pull, or do their job. Beyond that, trying to stop that much power isn't something to easy.
I can attest to that. I had a 3/4 QH, 1/4 Belgian and getting him to NOT take the bit and GO was the hardest part of training him... and I didn't even use him in harness! He was just so eager to do his work, no matter what the job was.
Almost looks like one of them could have pulled it lol,stunning horses
I feel the same way with them always wanting to pull because on my horse whenever I’m going down the field getting ready to gallop I literally have to hold back on the reins with all my night because he does this slow trot the adrenaline is real with him I feel like those race horses that can’t keep the energy contained
Those are majestic creatures. All they need is a horn.
The idiots that get on here and cry ThAt'S AbUsE! Dude! I have never been this eager to do something IN MY LIFE. They are quite literally bred to pull. They love it! You try forcing a 1-ton animal to do what you want. It can be done, but not with this much excitement!!!
Goddamn is there anything more amazing than a horse showing off??
No. No there is not.
thats a lot of horsepower
Wow what amazing animals, I wonder who’s much torque each one makes. To be able to pull 18k lbs incredible!
Dang these boys got some muscle
9 tons? Wow.
these draft-horses are made to pull! Its fun too see them do what they are made for! :D
typalexandra / 3. Okt. 2022: Es gibt schon lange Maschinen für diese schwere Arbeit!
@@charlottebonnie5320 Yes there have been machines for this work but who did the heavy work before machines? Horses did that. We’re seeing how amazing they still are and still able to pull enormous loads. This is showing us how incredible these horses are. How they were the real wonders, not machines.
These are beautiful and magnificent horses, they don't necessarily love doing this, they are doing what they're trained to do... the consequences for not working may be cruel... Just like circus or rodeo animals
Oh my god imagine the strength of those achilles tendons. Wow.
Okay, "Alexandra Bunny", It's obvious that you know absolutely NOTHING about horses or their body language. Because if you did you would't be saying ignorant things like that.These horses aren't being FORCED to do ANYTHING. THEY LOVE TO PULL!!!!
Pulls more than a Cybertruck. Probably has better reliability and resale value as well.
Holy Toledo! My Goood Lord. Powerful animals
They can't wait to get going!
Good pull !!!
Those are some very very large horses. If they were in the wild, they would have 0 predators. Crazy.
18,000lb sled drag (humans eternally mogged)
They aren't giving you a lot of time for the set up; they want to work!
Holly molllyy!!
Woah, a 2 million view video that takes place in Orangeville. I used to live in Erin 15 minutes away, so its weird that a small town near my small town has a video with so many views.
These horses are jacked!
That's some torque, yo!
رب هب لى من لدنك نفس هذا الحصان منه مليون ذكر ومليون أنثى أنك إنت الوهاب
It doesn’t even look like they’re limit either!
Beautiful!
Вот Вам и 2 лошадинные силы, сколько в них мощи.
In the metric world these horses are pulling about 9 ton. about 4.5 ton each. I did not realise the draft horses where that strong. I bet a 4x4 pick up couldn't pull a stone block weighing 4.5 ton
Lol, a pair of trained Shaires can pull up to 45 tons on a wheeled sled. It never ceases to amaze me how incredible these creatures are. :)
Seeing it still makes it hard to believe. The size is shocking.
Kinda' funny. I was mostly into quarter horse types for decades before getting into drafts. Thought a 17-2, 2000# horse was a monster... Now that seems almost small to us. And the QHs are like ponies.
Good day from Kitchener Waterloo area. Boy that was something. I wonder what the smallest tractor would be to do the same pull. Thanks 9 tons drag Wow
jesus these are some beasts bro
Damn those horses are ready to go. They are like bring it on bitches !!!
How strong is the "rigging" that is used with the horses? Well at least they'll with-stand 18,000#'s.
Magnificent horses!!
How perfect, cute
ohhh so excited!! x)
My 2 hp push mower is more powerful than I thought!!
Raw horse power 💪😁
Very powerful tim…
My Grandpa owned shit loads of them amd the trucked the materials to build the Palmer House in Chicago
He had a lead Belgian that was about 20 hands and.tipped the scale around 2400
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