Rose Grey- will transition to full grey or even dark roan depending on the genetic color coding of the parents. It really is a STUNNING color in person :)
@@MagnificentHorses I showed in Scottsdale in the 80s and early 90s I was a professional trainer successfully, for many years. Now, I just train my own :) I enjoy your channel, miss having my Arabians!
I love the gaits for the English classes over the Western classes. The horses move so freely and easily compared to the overly collected gaits in the Western gaits ( I used to show in both, but I prefer the English). I agree with the judge's picks. The dark bay/brown looked like a pleasure to ride as with the sorrel.
@@bdctrans70 yeah the English classes are definitely faster and more flashy. Good job picking the winner! I had the top two picks except in reversed order.
@@sarahmarks7082 I know what you mean about not being able to pick a winner! I haven't had a chance to really look for that yet but I will later this morning to see if I can pick any of them out.
@@sarahmarks7082 after watching the video specifically for trying to pick the top two in the class, and I honestly did not remember which ones those were, I did pick the top two but I had the order reversed. Every single one of those horses looked amazing though!
@@MikeOochie-r8x yeah I think you're right about that. It's definitely not a buckskin because theseare purebred Arabians, and they don't come in buckskin. But the rose gray turning to gray sounds like a good thought.
But I would be so happy to be shown on your channel thanks for showing these Wonderful horses and I would be so happy to been shown on this awesome channel😊.
Hello!! No hate, I am just trying to learn, but I thought you weren't supposed to start riding horses until they were at least 4? and I imagine it takes a bit to train them, I could be wrong :) I picked the first-place winner, but it was so hard to choose the second place. They are all beautiful horses!
@@ProfessionalProcrastinator420 that's a good question. They race thoroughbred horses at two years old, so I'm assuming riding them like this where it's much less physical is not a problem. Does anyone else know about that? And good job picking the winner!
Der höchste Punkt sollte das Genick sein. Die Pferde gehen alle mit aufgerolltem Hals. Da ist der höchste Punkt der fünfte oder sechste Halswirbel. Hinter der Senkrechten, mit zu tiefem Kopf.
@@juttareiss7020 Okay, danke für die Erklärung. Und ich kann Ihnen sagen, dass in allen englischen Vergnügungsklassen alle Pferde ihren Kopf so halten - zumindest hier in den USA.
@@nansatterlee428 i'm not sure how you can tell how tight the reins are without being the one riding. The horses have a naturally arched neck and are taught to carry their head that way without pulling on the reins. I have ridden one myself and have a video of it on my channel. I can tell you that I was not pulling on the reins when I rode.
@@MagnificentHorses Yeah, it is hard to telll with these Arabs, some of them are a bit behind the vertical which is not desirable and would indicate too tight a rein but since I have never ridden an Arab in this kind of class I am not sure how they go...when you come from a different breed like quarter horses, the English Pleasure for instance, they have a different build and go with their neck lower and not so much contact. Basically, down to using their body differently.
@@myronschabe thanks for your comment! All of the Arabian pleasure classes seem to like having the horses heads held that way. In fact the western pleasure seems to be even more so. My next video coming out this Saturday (10/5/24) will be basically the western version of the same class if you want to check it out.
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Rose Grey- will transition to full grey or even dark roan depending on the genetic color coding of the parents. It really is a STUNNING color in person :)
@@KristineLynn good to know! Do you ever show in Scottsdale?
@@MagnificentHorses I showed in Scottsdale in the 80s and early 90s I was a professional trainer successfully, for many years. Now, I just train my own :) I enjoy your channel, miss having my Arabians!
@@KristineLynn that all sounds great and I'm glad you enjoy the channel! And I'm also glad you still have Arabians you work with.
Beautiful horses. I love to see them going through their paces. The chestnut, royal aladyn (sorry if the spelling is incorrect) was my favourite. ❤
@@T-rex-o2s very good and thanks for commenting!
I love the gaits for the English classes over the Western classes. The horses move so freely and easily compared to the overly collected gaits in the Western gaits ( I used to show in both, but I prefer the English). I agree with the judge's picks. The dark bay/brown looked like a pleasure to ride as with the sorrel.
@@bdctrans70 yeah the English classes are definitely faster and more flashy. Good job picking the winner! I had the top two picks except in reversed order.
if they are allowed to compete at 3, when they start to work under saddle?
@@Anima181 that's a good question and I don't know the answer. Does anyone else know who can share that information with us?
I can't choose a winner 😁 these horses are all wonderful and supple movers 🐴🌹 They are indeed well-behaved and listening to their riders 👍
@@sarahmarks7082 I know what you mean about not being able to pick a winner! I haven't had a chance to really look for that yet but I will later this morning to see if I can pick any of them out.
@@sarahmarks7082 after watching the video specifically for trying to pick the top two in the class, and I honestly did not remember which ones those were, I did pick the top two but I had the order reversed. Every single one of those horses looked amazing though!
1:14 looks like a buckskin at first glance, but i think it's a rose grey and will eventually grey out
@@MikeOochie-r8x yeah I think you're right about that. It's definitely not a buckskin because theseare purebred Arabians, and they don't come in buckskin. But the rose gray turning to gray sounds like a good thought.
Let’s go Hunter pleasure!!! The discipline I’ve been doing for 6 years ❤️
@@yourlocalmads that's awesome!
I’ve just began the Arabian shows and my horse is a hunter pleasure horse named gabby and she is gonna do so good in my second show that’s in 4 weeks.
@@wildhorsesgrow8060 that sounds awesome and I'm so happy for you! Where is your next show at?
So sadly for you I do live in South Africa so it’s called summer show or Parys
But I would be so happy to be shown on your channel thanks for showing these
Wonderful horses and I would be so happy to been shown on this awesome channel😊.
@@wildhorsesgrow8060 oh man, that's definitely just a little too far for me to go!😆
@@wildhorsesgrow8060 thanks so much and I'm glad you enjoyed the channel! I also wish I could video you and your horse.
In Futurity's or Breeders classes there is a Class Ribbon and a Futurity/Breeders ribbon :)
@@KristineLynn OK, thanks for the information!
@@MagnificentHorses You are most welcome :)
They usually will change to gray or a rone look.
@@JulesUS8386 OK thanks! I doubt that it will be around but maybe a flea bitten gray.
Hello!! No hate, I am just trying to learn, but I thought you weren't supposed to start riding horses until they were at least 4? and I imagine it takes a bit to train them, I could be wrong :) I picked the first-place winner, but it was so hard to choose the second place. They are all beautiful horses!
@@ProfessionalProcrastinator420 that's a good question. They race thoroughbred horses at two years old, so I'm assuming riding them like this where it's much less physical is not a problem. Does anyone else know about that? And good job picking the winner!
They are given 2 for 2 reasons top ten ribbon, and place ribbon. Small class they all got a top 10
@@meganwatts1903 OK thanks for that info!
Multiple ribbons means there were 2 classes (judges) running simultaneously. Double points for placings.
@@ruthhamilton4882 OK, thanks for the information!
I judged it just like it came out....the dark bay, then the chestnut and then the last 3 were a mixed bag.😃
I know my favorite. I can’t see their number though
@@JulesUS8386 how would you describe the one you like?
Typically they get two ribbons when there are two judges, hence why there would be two places and two ribbons
@@thatonehuntseatarabian OK, thanks for the input!
Haben die Alle eine Rollkur hinter sich!?!😮
Ich weiß nicht. Was ist eine Rollenkur? (Die Bedeutung ist in der Übersetzung möglicherweise verloren gegangen.)
Der höchste Punkt sollte das Genick sein. Die Pferde gehen alle mit aufgerolltem Hals. Da ist der höchste Punkt der fünfte oder sechste Halswirbel. Hinter der Senkrechten, mit zu tiefem Kopf.
@@juttareiss7020 Okay, danke für die Erklärung. Und ich kann Ihnen sagen, dass in allen englischen Vergnügungsklassen alle Pferde ihren Kopf so halten - zumindest hier in den USA.
Why riding with such a tight rein?
@@nansatterlee428 i'm not sure how you can tell how tight the reins are without being the one riding. The horses have a naturally arched neck and are taught to carry their head that way without pulling on the reins. I have ridden one myself and have a video of it on my channel. I can tell you that I was not pulling on the reins when I rode.
@@MagnificentHorses Yeah, it is hard to telll with these Arabs, some of them are a bit behind the vertical which is not desirable and would indicate too tight a rein but since I have never ridden an Arab in this kind of class I am not sure how they go...when you come from a different breed like quarter horses, the English Pleasure for instance, they have a different build and go with their neck lower and not so much contact. Basically, down to using their body differently.
@@myronschabe thanks for your comment! All of the Arabian pleasure classes seem to like having the horses heads held that way. In fact the western pleasure seems to be even more so. My next video coming out this Saturday (10/5/24) will be basically the western version of the same class if you want to check it out.