1 Ton Dually, Manual Steering, with a 4 Cylinder Engine.
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You keep such a beautiful, clean barn. Some are so filthy
He's learning well under your control. Good job!
He reminds me of Trigger, Roy Rogers’ palomino, who was a Tennessee Walker. Big stocky body and a plain head, sloping rear and hind legs with reach, lovely tail.
The original Trigger was a quarter horse. Trigger Jr was a Tennessee Walker.
I like how gentle you are with the bridal and the saddle. You just don’t throw anything on and when you lift the stirups you don’t let them drop. Imagine a big hunk of metal falling onto your rips or stomach. 👍
"breed?"...have no idea 😏
He sure is a handsome fella though.
Can't wait for you to tell us the breed of the other one.
Thanks Tim, and Malinda!
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You had me at one ton manual steering. I lost it at 4 cylinders I remember that summer. Seeing he does dressage you need some 80's am radio
If this horse was here in Australia, I would call him a Waler. That is, draft infused hot blood (thoroughbred) ancestry, but not necessarily with papers. Maybe includes some Timor pony or brumby blood. Tough, smart, athletic and kind. I think he has been taught to do a minimal "shoulder-in", but not well taught as he isn't bending his spine to put his forefeet on a somewhat different track to his hindfeet. Done right, this movement elevates the back and engages the ring of muscle. It's foundational for dressage. He's not engaging his back at all at the start - but looks like something starts to happen towards the end of the video. Interesting. I look forward to seeing his progress.
I fully endorse the comments re spurs - if the horse can tolerate them and get useful information from the rider from them, it's all good. In my view, they are NEVER used for punishment. There's a lot to the old tradition of earning your spurs - you don't get them until you can both ride properly AND have developed enough judgement to know when to use them appropriately.
The Waler sounds like my kind of horse! I agree about the spurs, when used properly as an aid, makes your horse lighter to the leg without becoming dead sided.
Love the analogy of earning your spurs.
I have weaker legs due to a nerve problem and I use spurs to amplify my leg aids. I use side spurs so that I don’t have to turn my foot.
Nice to see dressage horse riders see the value of western input to creating balance carriage😊
As a dressage rider, I can tell you that common sense is not the industry norm unfortunately!
I think it’s more that this trainer has a basic understanding of dressage that the majority of western trainers do not have. A dressage foundation benefits every type of horse and rider.
Only if reasonably correct.
@@SusanneMistric When you have a really good trainer, dressage or western, you have a good foundation to work with. The foundation should be the same for both.
Point about deep mouth and bars/corners-so helpful! New info for me!
What a calm boy.
At first I thought Azteca but now I'm thinking Andalusian. You do such a great job with all of your 'students'. I am excited to see his progression.
Good morning guys. Great work. Thank you for video Tim.
Possible Belgian draft cross?
That was my first guess but his walk says something gaited… maybe Rocky Mountain horse?
@@1ccTooTall This horse is not gaited.
Haflinger. Seems to be a mellow fellow!
Nah, that's not a haflinger
When you say, "good boy" does the horse hear that as praise, or it doesn't matter to the horse?
Your barn cat has been asking for a video feature recently! 😂
I have a 2nd barn cat now and the drama between the two has been funny.
@@timandersonhorsetraining they must be having discussions about work! Lol
I believe this is a Tennessee Walker 😊🐴
they walk totally different
Educating the public
I picked up a horse at a kill pen a few months ago. She has the same body as this one. I have no idea what breed she is. I am curious about what breed this horse is.
Percheron cross ??
Hi Tim ☺ 👋
I think, he could be an Andalusian horse 😕 ☺ ?
Thank you for your video's. I alway's, enjoy watching them ☺ 👌
Melinda, from Australia again 💖 ~
Haflinger is my best guess, though Belgian/draft mix is on my radar too 😊
Belgian/Quarter Horse mix is my guess. He is wayy too big to be Haflinger.
He has a white heart on his nose.❤
Looks like kids t 👕
Cute!
It looked to me the letter Y ❤
Oh my goodness, he does!
Percheron Fjord cross would be my guess! Beauty 🎉
Thanks for sharing.
Dutch Warmblood? I love watching you evaluate horses.
IDK the breed, but love him and the video. Thanks Tim!
Some type of draft cross, AQHA/Belgian?
Hey Tim, I must have missed it when you told us what this guy's breeding is. I'm really curious.
I saw the answer on the saddle fitting video with this fella .... Belgian/quarter horse cross. Thought so!
He has a kind eye.
Thank you Tim! Great vlog
The American Cream is a draft breed that is rare and is supposed to have an excellent temperament. It says to me a reason to put so much effort into a horse with less than perfect confirmation.
An easy keeping, going lazy age, Morgan. Some get that big, and can lean towards a harness body type.
That would be my guess as well
He does remind me of the old time Morgans. What a handsome horse! Can't wait to find out the breed!
My grandfather owned a Morgan mare that I rode pretty often. She had a terrible canter and she gained weight when she wasn't eating. Sweetest girl I've ever known but she was a chubby and couldn't lose it.
He pulls himself along with his massive front end. Front legs are stuck on the ground, hind legs out. Nothing there that you won't improve with your training! Pretty guy. I see some Morgan or draft cross? Something that pulls
So a F350 chassis and Nissan motor?
I'm going to say he's an Andalusian / Lusitano. I mentioned both because in the US both breeds are shown together. But if I had to pick one, I'd choose Andalusian.
I missed the breed on the last more. Would you put that in the next one as well? Thank you. Really great info here. Love the content.
Andalusian 🤷♀️ He has a drafty head, thick shoulder and slight hindquarters. The best I could come up with 🤔😂
Andalusian cross, he has draft somewhere, the head is the part that has a "draft look". BTW... a tail to die for.
A saddlebred?
Percheron cross?
could you put the name of the horse in your description.
He is a Missouri Foxtrotter. Also would like to know if your day is the first name Wayne thank you.
Yes.
He reminds me of a Fjord horse. I think you had one in training some time back. He seems to be easy going. I thought that since the owner rides him English dressage that you would throw an English saddle up there 😀
He’s way bigger than a Fjord
Haflinger/quarter cross. Surprised you don't pull your pads into the gullet.
Missouri Fox Trotter ?
Belgian draught x quarter horse?
haflinger?
This is just a wild guess, but he looks like the American Warmbloods my trainer raises. Thoroughbred x draft type?
That is a possibility. He does look “drafty.”
@@jeanettewaverly2590 big hooves!
@@maryflynn536 I can’t wait for the official verdict! He honestly has me stumped.
Morgan would be my guess too
Never seen a palomino Morgan.
Tennessee walker looks to be gaited. Nice big sturdy built boy .
Not a walker. They don't trot.
Walkers can, and do trot.
How often during the week do you work him to get the muscle that were talking about in the video? Thanks
I’ll ask him tomorrow and get back with you
@MalindaRyan-xi7et I am also wondering if it really during one week there is a chance to build some muscle as it was said in the video...
Haflinger?
Quarter horse almost looks like Skipper W. PHBA only has 6 breeds
Love the title 😂
Me too! How true 😂
Well.. what breed was the other palomino?? We would here it today
I am looking for an answer also
Belgian cross?
Lusitano?
Haflinger? Belgian cross maybe?
Haflinger Cross?
Love the title!😂
Now that I see him better…maybe a Halflinger cross or a Fjiord cross?
Silence is good!
I have no idea what breed this fella is. Imo he's built and moves like a walking horse/lighter draft cross. He doesn't appear gaited like a walking horse, but he walks much like one minus the swag roll. With the cross breeds like that 70% or more trot.
Those type of crosses are usually built much heavier on the front, lighter in rear, long back. Their shoulders also come back farther like his that Tim noted in saddle fit part of video. That shoulder is why gaited tree saddles have more flare.
Regardless of what his breed is, I think owner will be fighting an uphill battle doing anything beyond basic dressage with him due to his conformation. I was kinda surprised the horse didn't know how to do a simple leg yield.
Belgian draft? Haflinger? The video title had me laughing!
Belgian QH cross.
Are there different "saddle trees" when buying a saddle?
There absolutely are different saddle trees. Length and width, height of arc over the withers, and angle of parts that run along horses back are only some portions I know vary. I’m sure an experienced horseman can fit easier, but we required expert help to find anything to fit wife’s horse.
Thoroughbred/Percheron?
My guess is a Haflinger, on Bowie.
Not chunky enough 😂
Connemara ? ?
No idea on breed, don't have that knowledge. He seems a reasonably calm guy with one very strong neck!
Oldenburg?
Not sure maybe Andalusia?😊
I missed the answers what breeds are they?
One is a Belgian QH cross and the other is a Missouri fox trotter.
Love the title of this video..😂
idk on breed.. guessing on lippet Morgan or maybe cream draft?
Percheron x
He's beautiful..! Not supposed to prance like an Arabian or spin like a Quarter horse...I think he leans towards the Belgian side of the family. Should have a fairly calm steady temperament. I'm suprised he's not taller.
Palomino, you gave the answer😊
Can't quite tell his breed but I do believe that he is a gaited animal.
Is that where that halter goes? LOL
Okay, what is this breed of horse?
He’s not as lookey as the mare, but is a snorter.
Kind of looks like this horse needs a visit from a farrier.
MorAb?
He looks like a Pearl or Champagnes. So is he a Andalusian or Lusitano?
Standard bred
Morgan?
Haflinger cross
Gonna guess a cross, QH and belgian?
Tennessee walker?
He is absolutely gorgeous and I am jealous. Just a beautiful boy.
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He actually looks part draft. Heads too big for Morgan. He's chubby in the belly. Big head, thick neck.Not sure the breed.
Maybe fox trotter
Tennessee walker
Got me but except for color was thinking halflinger also looks to tall 🤔
Draft harness horse cross/harness horse warmblood
Morgan???
I’m thinking Tennessee walker
Belgian X QH
He’s half QH, half-Haflinger.