Suuuper cool! Such an inspiring video! Looking forward to next year and more missing link stuff!💪💪 Have you tried anything else whit it? Snowblower, grass cutting?😄

Good job Guys! Am so happy to find U herę in UK …as am thinking to set up my horse working farm soon! Thank Youuu! 🐎🇬🇧👍

Good to see people willing to have a go with the horses. Rather than a straight mower, if you are using a pto rig anyway, would be a 7 ft cut haybine. I run a NH 477 haybine and it is a dream compared to my old plug-o-matic sickle mower. As much as I love tradition, I love good hay better. I swath it wide right out of the haybine and leave it lay, generally, for 2 days after cutting day, rake into windrows day 4 and bale day 5. Can very seldom make 4 day hay here in Ontario even tedding and carrying on. The hay I see tedded/macerated/merged/retedded ad nauseum usually ends up brown dusty sticks baled too wet. Never heard of enorossi machinery here...maybe there is a reason why.

Those reciprocating knife mowers have always been troublesome! They were always jamming or going blunt. They often had someone on the headland sharpening the next knife to put in the mower. And also the grass crop was a lot lighter when those mowers were made, as they didn’t have the fertilisers to use in those days. You could of done with an old horse hay rake to clean up what the baler missed on the field, they are a lovely implement to work. I expect you know about what Johnathan waterer does with modern horse gear. He is the man to follow!! Great video👍

Such a beautiful video ❤. Your work an the horses are amazing. Also congrats on the sound and cutting of the video. Your quality is getting better and better 👍 great work ❤

Way to go! I LOVE seeing your videos. I am always excited when I see a new video up.

Hey, be proud! Only took us 3 different balers to get our hay in last year. Fabulous to see your horses working so well together.

Hello from Serbia! I like your video, My horse is afraid of harness, can you give me advice. I would like to send you a video but I don't know how.

Can you do a detailed video on how you decided to position the horses as wheelers and leaders. Is there a reason you put horse A on as Rt leader, and horse D as Rt wheeler, etc. Is there more to position other than the more forward horse is in the leader position? The next video on hitching correctly. Do you use a helper? I am interested on how you set up the reins. And your rein handling. Your style vs. Auchenbach 4 in hand. Can you use a rein-board with different color lines to follow slowly and easily. Thank you.

Very informative!

Can you do a few videos on the equipment arrangements. Closeups on how the pole looks and the different parts to make a Unicorn hitch work. How you would put to a Tandem. I have a pair setup and want to know what I need to do to my pole to make it work for a Unicorn.

Dennis - little shit! 😂

Watching encourages me to learn how to drive. Just adorable

So delightful to be able to watch!!

So beautiful ❤

Bravo! The donkeys are especially adorable, but the six-up with the horses is also very neat. Greetings from Missouri

Great work! Those Donkeys are so cute 🥰. I guess it's quite unusual for you that you got to bend down to tack up 😁

My horse is called Ralph and I feel he would fit in with Dennis and Nigel. Fab video :) I hope to be able to make the pilgrimage from Scotland one day!

Such a fantastic week, hoping that you’ll have us back next year. Thank you for giving us the confidence to get this hitch going.

Thanks for the info

It's certainly not necessary to hitch that many horse to the flexible tine harrow, but good exercise for both - teamster and horses.

Your team works excellently! Isn't it ironic, from to the plow to the harness everything is imported while once the UK was the cradle of modern industrialization. Greetings from Missouri. On a side-note: As much fun it is for a horse farmer ( which I am, too) to be plowing a field, we must realize that in the long run plowing destroys the soil structure and for the sake of soil health has to be replaced by different strategies.

Thanx Ellie

Very well behaved Horses, job done excellently. ❤ from Germany

Your horses make it look so easy. I don’t think that most people realise what a huge ask it is for horses to walk calmly into an environment like that. Credit to you guys.

All that rain should make for easy going. Been too dry here. Was starting a pair on the walking plow 2 weeks ago and it was challenge on all fronts. Been logging in the woods hoping for a rain to soften the ground up and resume plowing. I'm surprised only 2 teams plowing competitively! I was at the IPM here in Lindsay a few weeks back and I counted close to a dozen teams about equally divided between sulky and walking divisions.

Wow 🤩 Can you do a meet the horses video. I really love what you are doing. It really inspires me!!!

Hope you are fully recovered!

I really liked seeing how each was horse different

I love your videos

Oh my 😍 your house!! Absolutely fabulous. My dream. That kitchen is just incredible! I adore the big, sprawling, old UK farmhouses. Is it right to say farmhouse? There’s so many buildings 😍 if I could convince my husband, we’d up and move to something like this tomorrow haha. (I feel you on the fish tank lol - we had one before and I loved it so much. But they are not cheap to keep up 😅 no fish tank for me these days!) I’m very excited to have found your channel. What an awesome adventure you’re on 🤩

Excellent; thanks!

Okay thats actually really cool. Do you guys have any videos starting Donkeys for driving? Whats the differences between driving donkeys vs horses.

That's a big crew!

I would love to see that view one day :)

Why are you getting no views? It's a shame You Tube are not paying. Do you let people on FB see all the vids first?

I like those bridles where do you get them?

On my bucket list too

Nice to see. The economy here is pretty bad right now and people's interest in extra curricular discretionary spending, such as on draft horse workshops and lessons, is non-existent. Last year has been dead basically. You are fortunate to muster such a large group.

Just rediscovered this - Rads as a foal! 😍❤️❤️

Fantastic!

They are all so cute ♥ Had a chuckle at Lottie happily trotting into pasture before realizing she forgot her little colt and ran back. XD Your take on crossbreeding is quite interesting. You know how there is a myth that cross-bred dogs/mutts are generally more healthy than pure bred dogs (presumably because of their genetic diversity), does a similar myth exist for horses? I think you touched upon it in this video when you said you purposefully bred two horses to fix the leg issues of one of them. By the way, would you guys be interested in making a family tree of your horses so we as viewers know who's related to who and what breed(s) they all are? I'd love to have a "cheat sheet" on hand when watching your videos. ;P

4:48 aaaaaw she just wants to kiss him 😘

Wow! Usually I'm of the opinion that most male horses should be gelded for reasons related to human safety and quality of life for the stud. But you provide your stallions with physical and mental exercise by giving them a purpose/job (driving), AND they have their social needs met (almost identical to how wild stallions form bachelor groups when they are too young/old to defend a harem of mares by themselves) instead of isolating the poor stud and forbidding him from ever be a herd animal ever again. No wonder these lads looked so calm and confident when they were pulling that cart! You guys have done an awesome job training and raising them. Subscribed!

Hi from Serbia, i would like to send you a video but i don't know how. I have 13 months old horse and she is scared of turning right when logging tree, she often run away. Can you help me?

They r all so strong..good breeding..kudos to uall❤

Omg three beautiful babies 🥰, my gypsy cob who l had many years ago was also called Dolly, the horses l’ve seen in this video are all so beautiful, tfs x Julie

What a beautiful herd of horses you have❤

Such pretty horses.

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