American Brabant Association Field Day 1 (2021)

[@johnking8679]

Just love your channel !! Best Wishes !!

[@jefferyschirm4103]

I raised a Percheron stud , that I trail rode extensively , he weight about 1350 at 6 yrs. He was the small type built just like your beautiful babs. , he went up to 1500plus when when I stopped riding , the job , I say your babs would make nice riding horses , he was switched to working by his new Amish owner and it was all natural for him !

[@donlum9128]

Love the horses. I don't own any but over the years have purchased 3 all steel wagon chassis. Ward Lo Load, John Deere, and a heavy duty International built approximately in the 1920s.

[@klauskarbaumer6302]

I think that the Thuringian Cold blood was bred on European Belgian basis , but is not afflicted with CPL. It would be worth a try to import a few of those. They can be found in East Germany.

[@captainmorgan757]

As a former locomotive engineer, I've always been cautious and mindful about horses near a railroad crossing. By law, the engineer is to blow at every railroad crossing (unless otherwise noted). How do you train the horse(s) not to get spooked, at the sound of a train horn?

[@ellismidkiff6117]

The more they hear a sound the better. Any sound they don’t expect.

[@deana8202]

They were bred for meat originally overseas.

[@impunitythebagpuss]

Since when are foals " out of " a particular stallion? Aren't they "by" the stud and "out of" the mare?

[@samueleicher5532]

Cpls? What's that stand for?

[@impunitythebagpuss]

It's in the description at the top...check it out.

[@samueleicher5532]

@@impunitythebagpuss at the top? Guess I'm blind or it's not showing on my device, I don't see it

[@bobanmilosevic3897]

👍💪🙂

[@joelink7665]

Working Horses with Jim