I'll get her!!! She doesn't belong here. And who are those new neighbors? Friesian Horses

A new horse in the herd. The Friesian horses don't like that. Waloubet is not accepted now. The horses also have new neighbors. Who are they? They need to get acquainted. Then everything will be fine again.
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Frieda fan 'e Goëngamieden Ster (Loadewyk 431 x Bikkel 470, Dam: Sjirkje fan 'e Reuzepôle Ster) (May 27, 2017)
Geertje fan 'e Goëngamieden Ster Voorlopig Kroon (Alwin 469 x Tjalbert 460, Dam: Reintje fan 'e Goëngamieden Ster AA) (April 10, 2018)
Hester S. fan é Goëngamieden Ster (Menne 496 x Sape 381, Dam: Wytske fan 'e Goëngamieden Ster) (April 21, 2018)
Gea fan 'e Goëngamieden Ster (Eise 489 x Tsjalke 397, Dam: Syrra fan 'e Goëngamieden Ster) (April 28, 2018)
Jildou fan 'e Goëngamieden (Nane 492 x Bikkel 470, Dam: Sjirkje fan 'e Reuzepôle Ster) (February 27, 2019)
Lianne fan 'e Goëngamieden (Menne 496 x Tsjalle 454, Dam: Saly fan 'e Goëngamieden Kroon AA) (March 16, 2019)
Lina fan 'e Goëngamieden (Tymen 503 x Maurits 437, Dam: Rinske fan 'e Goëngamieden Ster) (March 20, 2019)
Jacobien fan 'e Goëngamieden (Jurre 495 x Tsjalke 397, Dam: Elsje K. Ster) (May 2, 2019)
Klaske fan 'e Goëngamieden (Epke 474 x Tije 401, Dam: Sanne Aukje Ster) (May 15, 2019)
Mathilde fan 'e Goëngamieden (Teun 505 x Bikkel 470, Dam: Sjirkje fan 'e Reuzepôle Ster) (February 22, 2020)
Marije fan 'e Goëngamieden (Fonger 478 x Tsjalle 454, Dam: Saly fan 'e Goëngamieden Kroon AA) (March 2, 2020)
Myrthe MD fan 'e Goëngamieden R.I.P. (Omer 493 x Beart 411, Dam: Richtsje fan Oostenburg Ster) (March 14, 2020) R.I.P.
Johnny (Official name: Jessy) (Dartmoor pony) (parents unknown) (May 31, 2001)
Sjors (KWPN) (May 5, 2000) (Official name: Upsilon) Sire: Democraat (Pion x Silvano) Dam: Paviola (Gribaldi x Wellington)
Waloubet (Zangersheide) (July 4, 2011) (Official name: Waloubet Cantus K Z ) Sire: What A Kashmir K (Kashmir V Schuttershof x Negro) Dam: Aloubet Cantus K (Taloubet Z x Cantus)
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[@alicegrace8476]

Uniek, Risy and Sjors looked like a family 😄

[@susanstevenson7882]

Risy might be getting old enough for a father figure in his life.

[@ZhenZous]

Waloubet is very gorgeous!! also love when RS stand next to Sjors,they both looked alike so much 😂

[@annmadden4735]

It's odd that they accept Sjors, Rising Star as they look different but wouldn't accept Waloubet. I felt kind of sad for her,she seems so sweet. Cute picture of Uniek, Sjors and Rising Star, Rising Star has really taken to Sjors and Sjors seems quite comfortable with him. Beautiful Horses, Green Grass,Blue Skies;what a perfect picture. Thank you Yvonne.

[@raraavis7782]

They'll probably come around, given a little adjustment time. It's not uncommon for first introductions to be rather heated in the horse world. It doesn't mean, they won't all get along just fine in a week or two.

[@elisabetejardim9446]

When Ginny came back after weeks of inspection, they didn’t accepted her either, they were very mean to her, even though she was already in the herd and looked just like them! 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@rentechpad]

That may very well have to do with how horses see some colors and not others. They only have two types of color receptor cones, but have no red cone receptors. This means they see colors in a much more muted palatte, unlike humans and birds that see colors much more vividly as part of our evolution that caused us ( as well as birds and some other animals) to have very discerning ability ro tell difference in color. Horses can identify some colors; they see yellow and blue the best, but cannot recognize red. One study showed that horses could easily tell blue, yellow and green from gray, but not red. Horses also have a difficulty separating red from green, similar to humans who experience red/green color blindness. Horses still see red things - they just appear as an intermediate color or even as gray. What this means when horses of different colors mix it may well mean that Sjors and Rising Star have 2 things going for them, one that they are probably seem as a very muted brown, much like any dark horse would appears to them while Waloubet stands out like a sore thumb, visually speaking, making her too scary to approach close enought to greet and to smell and get used to. The other is that Sjors has long ago been accepted by the Herd and since he does not breed them, but plays all the other parts, like any social animal grouping with a 'alpha' status type male, he would see all the foals as his and so would the herd, so a baby, now and then having his coloring (or in this chase shading) would not be that big a surprise to them. The other thing that Rising Star has going for him for acceptance is his mother who apparently is high on the social ladder with the mares. They know very well that they cannot pick on her baby no matter if the baby turned out to be some shocking color that they were frightened of, which they are not as, they see Sjors all the time. But it could be that one of the reasons for Rising Star being a bit slower in making the one on one friends early on and why some of the other foals were not too sure of him in the beginning. Its actually good that he is seen with Sjors now that he is getting older as that will help him integrate, color and all into the herd. Grey, and white are often the hardest to introduce into a herd has no other horses that color, even as foals because they either stand out or their color causes them to someone disappear into the background. Imagine how odd Waloubet must look to them if the grey areas fade off into the background of other colors that appear very muted to them, except for her darker markings which they would see moving about on a muted background.

[@debstokes7439]

I wonder if it is because she is a female.

[@debstokes7439]

Waloubet is gorgeous.

[@maryvallas772]

Oh my goodness... the shots of Sjors with Rising Star are so adorable! He looks like a proud papa! 😂 I am so grateful that we will be able to watch RS grow up to be as big and strong!

[@rickwatts7885]

I love how you “translate “ horse to human! I’ve learned so much by watching your channel! Thank you for all of your work!

[@bastianstoll]

it's a pity for Waloubet that the herd has frightened her so much. Sjors, Uniek and Rising Star really look like family. 👪 Pake Sjors seems to want to be close to the two of them.

[@pamelameckley5040]

I wonder if Sjors can sense that Uniek is almost in heat (the ultrasound showed she would soon be fertile) even as a gelding - or is it because Rising Star is a boy too and Sjors and RS wanted a companion (or someone to teach?) Idk, just wild guesses since I'm not an expert by any means!

[@suzanneyoung8011]

@@pamelameckley5040 I think they do not view Sjors as a threat. They've gotten used to him, and he doesn't compete with them for a spot in the pecking order. As for Waloubet, she is different and new to the other mares, so they don't accept her, and she is definitely at the bottom of the pecking order. She is in foal, so it's probably best not to stress her out too much if she's constantly being run around and not allowed to eat in peace.

[@wendyo2561]

I find it absolutely amazing that Yvonne knows who is who, they all look the same to me lol

[@lettherebelight.]

I’ve been watching all your videos. I was in the hospital. I’m actually starting to see the differences between them, the head, the mane. Just all so beautiful.

[@2003garyb]

Lianne has always been my favorite. She's such a sweetie pie.

[@greghammer5321]

support yvonne....plz continue to watch lots of old videos

[@nancyM1313]

Waloubet looked like a White Rose ⚪🌹 Amongst the Friesien Black Beauties⚫🌹 Tfsharing Yvonne! Hi Rising🌟Queen Uniek🐴🐎

[@kimberlycollins6095]

Everyone wants to feel that they belong, I’m sure it’s no different in horses. Thank you

[@ingridblohm-hyde805]

IT is particularly so with horses as they are flight animals and herd animals - there is power in numbers and they know it.

[@peggykelley1178]

I could watch these beauties all day

[@rie20100]

Thank-you Yvonne! When I watch your videos, there is so much beauty to enjoy…. the beauty of the horses, the beauty of watching how you & the whole team take care of them, the beauty of the countryside and the beauty of learning about the behaviors of the Friesians. I so appreciate all that you do! Much love to you & all! ❤️🇨🇦

[@carmenandreea]

There can be friendship between breeds! Just remember the photo of Saly and her friend Honey Gold relaxing in the meadow. 😍😍😍It's important to choose friendlier partners - Frieda, Hester and Geertje will never be kind to newcomers...

[@tracycameron5099]

What about Uniek?

[@carmenandreea]

@@tracycameron5099 Who knows? She tolerates Sjors, so she is ok with all the colours. But in case of emergency, I guess she would leave the kicking job to those lower in rank. It's unfit for a queen to run like a soldier.😅 But honestly, only Yvonne and Myrthe know.🤷‍♀️

[@katie-didellis2437]

I am always mesmerised by The Majestic Beauty of your herd. It is so calming and refreshing and funny to watch them. Thank you for your postings.

[@suggraham7964]

Yvonne Will Waloubet ever find a Friend. She's a beautiful horse too. It's not good to be alone.

[@chrishughes4961]

Poor Waloubet, I wonder if she would get on with Sjors if they were put together she must be a bit lonely, she is very pretty.

[@kaynewling3455]

Rising Star has it made with Uniek and Sjors watching over him. Lianne seems to have a lovely nature and is bonded with Yvonne and it's brilliant to see how this relationship persists.

[@1golfer1scooter]

She is beautiful!

[@sarahmarks7082]

Poor Waloubet! I'm so happy 😍 that she is making friends with Uniek!

[@teprakp]

I love the trot of big horses !

[@shazraff2010]

Your girls are so beautiful!! and I love your videos.Thank you for sharing.

[@janmourelatos2151]

Waloubet presents a threat to the leader of the herd, when they are in the pasture, she enters with her head and tail high and domineering.

[@carolwright7503]

In the wild not all horses are accepted that's why there are other herds, Queen Uniek and Waloubet are just beautiful horses. Praying the home herd will be kind and accept her, thank goodness she has her human.

[@ingeborg-anne]

Walou is a beautiful girl

[@Dachdogoriginal]

So, where can our sweet friend go if she is not accepted by the herd? She needs to graze and enjoy a pasture as well.

[@Richieblueeyez88]

Where did this beautiful grey horse come from not use to seeing color among the horses excerp for rising star and sjors(spelling sorry)

[@shirleyW1073]

Waloubet is a Zangersheide, a Belgian breed of warmblood and sport horse. She is owned by Myrthe who you will see working at Stal G, helping train the horses, and also on trail rides. Johnny, a pony, is also a boarder at the stable.

[@Richieblueeyez88]

@@shirleyW1073 thank u for answering my question that is a beautiful horse but uniek is my favorite, blessed be

[@Richieblueeyez88]

@@shirleyW1073 I also love Johnny he's a pistol

[@susanclements9168]

Very spiritual creatures ❤❤❤❤

[@kristn6513]

Looks like a gang fight in New York!

[@kathleengowarty2742]

I'm waiting for that wire to come down again LOL

[@ktm9202]

Walou is beautiful! Greys are my absolute favorite! What breed is she? Big girl!

[@louchat333]

Waloubet and the Mean Girls.

[@sueupham2519]

Wow we learned something today

[@mariemcgillen7401]

I am shocked that single wires keep then in check!

[@sybilmcpherson2240]

Poor Waloubet! The herd ranking process does remind me of humans...but not in a good way. Lol

[@jakezgab8576]

How do u recognize every horse, what’s the trick other than familiarity.

[@dedeprince812]

In a herd, how does the boss mare achieve that rank? Is is aggression? Is it size? I've seen a chihuahua who dominated every big dog in it's home...so size doesn't matter?

[@janis6363]

Waloubet was never accepted. So sad. She lives in the barn with them but not in the meadow. Lianne is so sweet for Yvonne. I would be sad if she were sold away. Sjors and RS look so much alike.

[@karri-san9262]

Was the white one an Andalusian

[@julbee1001]

Can someone explain the fencing between the two groups of horses? Is it electrified wire? The horses seem to respect this demarcation.

[@lisajoyaslanis]

Power does run through the wire... And may be turned off when needed.... It is effective and more cost effective than building solid fences.... The ground there becomes VERY wet and muddy, during Winter, posts would rot.... Also the advantage of enlarging or minimising field space is possible, when needed. Lisa 🇦🇺🐨🌏 💙💪🎈

[@lisajoyaslanis]

And The Friesians, as you see, certainly do learn to respect the wire.... And the space of their neighbours. Lisa 🇦🇺🐨🌏👍🐎🌷🐎

[@paulagoller7893]

They are all so beautiful. How do you identify them? Thoroughbreds have lip tattoos, quarter horses have brands. How do you tell all black horses apart, other than knowing them?

[@yvonnedelft9765]

The horses are microchipped. You can find two videos about it in the library.

[@lisajoyaslanis]

In Europe, horse owners have their herds Micro Chipped..... An easy matter of running the gadget along the neck of one's horse, then comparing the Number to the one on record.... Lisa 🇦🇺🐨🌏 💙💪🎈

[@lisajoyaslanis]

@@yvonnedelft9765 Thanks Yvonne! ( Memo to self.... Learn to condense sentences!) 😁. Lisa 🇦🇺🐨🌏 💙💪🎈

[@yvonnedelft9765]

@@lisajoyaslanis Hi dear friend, you’re funny 😁 You call it ‘condensed’. I call it ‘sometimes I’ve trouble finding the right words to explain in English’ 🙈😬

[@elizabethkernohan2263]

Why are your horses not wearing fly masks?

[@muddywitch9016]

What breed of horse is Waloubet?

[@greghammer4000]

zangersheide

[@vickiephilpitt7697]

If one didn't know Sjors was castrated, one would think he was the proud papa of Rising Star. Talk about a "mini me". 😉😘😙

[@CreekValleyCritters]

@@bobbybrooks4826 Not really, in a domesticated setting stallions can really suffer, they are much happier as geldings. It's the same with most domesticated animals.

[@official_jack]

@@bobbybrooks4826 Words from someone who knows nothing about stallions, or horses in general. Most stallions who are in a farm setting suffer. They can’t be allowed near other horses the majority of the time, as they’ll attempt to mate with any mare they see and will almost always pick fights with geldings and other stallions. Horses are herd animals. It’s cruel to leave a male horse uncastrated if you’re not going to use him for breeding.

[@CeruleanRogue]

@@bobbybrooks4826 it's dangerous to keep too many stallions around. They can injured each other and people pretty easily. If a horse has no breeding potential they'll live a happier life as a gelding, as they'll actually be safe to put out to pasture with other horses. In the wild things are of course different, but this isn't the wild. It's no different from spaying and neutering cats/dogs.

[@Kairos_Akuma]

@@bobbybrooks4826 Nnope. You have no clue what you're talking about. Stallions suffer with so much stress.. Also it's hard to keep them in a herd. They don't suffer from beeing castrated. They can be held with other Horses, aren't stressed and are super contempt. Sometimes you don't see the value of something in ones blind "animallove".

[@saspinks3001]

@@bobbybrooks4826 Since when is the happiness & safety of an animal political? Animals don't care about PC. Herd animals are happier in herds. Period. Stallions can't live in herds unless you are an irresponsible owner and can afford to let your herd breed willy-nilly.

[@desertrose2059]

Walobet is a true beauty with her mane and tail flying in the wind. I can't wait to see what her foal looks like! I wonder if Rising Star doesn't think Sjors is his Dad, they look so much alike. They would have fooled anyone.

[@philwithington8053]

Another nice video to watch again. I feel so sorry for Waloubet, it would be so nice if the Friesian mares would accept her. Risey and Sjors look so alike. Cheers from Bronwyn, N.Z. 🖤🇳🇿🖤🇳🇿

[@veritasreigns]

If you're driving past in the distance you might asume Risy is Sjors's foal... Also poor Waloubet is the victim of Horse Racism. Lol.

[@ES-pc8kf]

Waloubet needs a friend also. When you separate the current group from their mothers can you put her with them?

[@MarilynKelley34]

Before I started watching this channel, I wasn’t familiar with how horses work out rank within each group. It’s fascinating to watch.

[@boomslangCA]

Yes. With Frieda, Geertje and Hester it's like watching Mean Girls or Heathers.

[@kari8187]

People could learn a lot from watching a herd interact, how to be social. Love these creatures

[@mariavangelderenhastreiter2098]

Oh yes it is fascinating!!!

[@naomilindberg2328]

@@boomslangCA I was getting Mean Girls vibes watching those three! Totally!

[@bhoogewerf2823]

Lianne is very attached to Yvonne...looks like they have a special bond.

[@elisabetejardim9446]

Yes, since she was a newborn, she was very comfortable around you! I would like you to buy her, too! ❤️❤️❤️

[@lisajoyaslanis]

@@elisabetejardim9446 I' d like Yvonne to have EVERY filly/ mare to be sold! 😂😂😂😂😂😂 But, makes no sense! I believe he needs/ wants a top quality Filly , colt or both, for her own Stal.... And take it from there! Of course, owning Rising⭐Star, losing Unique's last 2 foals, plus... Of course... Having that major accident, will likely have changed much more than her health! Past goals may have to be revised.... Plans on hold.... Etc, etc.... Hopefully, our Yvonne will recover sufficiently to realise most of her dreams... But this must all be such a huge setback, for which I emphasise! However, just look at our girl! Strong, determined, of fantastic attitude... Nothing would surprise me at this point! Goedzo Yvonne - Lisa 🇦🇺 🐨 VIVA!! 💙💪🎈

[@tabriff3832]

Rising Star has found a roll model in Sjors.

[@karenmitchell6814]

Oh that is exactly what I wanted to see; Risy standing next to Sjors. If only he would have lifted his head. I wonder if Risy knows they look alike? 😂

[@lisajoyaslanis]

Karen...probably Not!

[@marthakratz7877]

Waloubet displayed a very pretty tail flag - I'm not sure if that's what it's called. Can her tail grow longer? That's cute the way RS is spending time close to Sjors. Maybe he's fascinated by the only other horse who resembles him?

[@blauespony1013]

I don't think horses have an idea what they look like. At least they can't recognise themselves in a mirror and are always amazed at the other horses.

[@marthakratz7877]

@@blauespony1013 but, they are bound to notice color, including their own color.

[@bladeofbattousai]

@@blauespony1013 They can recognize themselves in mirrors and in photographs. And recognize other horses and people in photos. They proved this in a scientific study.

[@amanitaeater4376]

I have noticed that horses tend to clump *loosely* into groups of similar colors-grays, bays, paints, etc.

[@blauespony1013]

@@amanitaeater4376 Dunno, we have three black ones on our meadow and they all cling to my chestnut mare like she is their momma. The moment she is out of their sight, it is heartbreak. And my mare is very much into dark brown to black geldings ... So I think horses just have tastes, too.

[@karenm2669]

Well, I’ve seen some doozies in the KZbin comment sections over the years, but some of these are just astonishing. “Racism”? “This proves racism is natural”? Are you kidding me?? For real, you think a herd of animals rejected a newcomer of the same **species** because her *colour* is different?? By extension you would say that my black cat rejected the orange cat I rescued & brought home because his coat was …. not black?? You think the two of them hissed and fought because they were different colours?? My god I hope for humanity’s sake you’re all trolls who know what you’re doing.

[@vgil1278]

Karen M2- I took it as a joke. Maybe you could see it that way. Such a friendly bunch usually. It would be nice if they weren't infected with short fused, easily insulted people like the world seems to be breeding lately.

[@karenm2669]

@@vgil1278 The regulars are friendly, warm-hearted people for sure. But I don’t see how there can ever be anything joking or ironic about racism. It’s an ugly, destructive human construct & any comment or theory that tries to give it legitimacy, or to see it as “natural,” is either contributing to or symptomatic of the problem. Or it’s entirely discounting the pain & suffering it causes. Like I said, I’ve seen some peculiar ideas in my 30 years online but this one had me absolutely gobsmacked.

[@SanchoGracie]

Sad for beautiful Walou. She was so excited to have new mates. "behold, a white horse, and he who sat on it had a bow; and a crown was given to him, and he went out conquering and to conquer."

[@jatzygirl3120]

I hope one day Walou will have a companion. I have a feeling Geertje is going to be a very protective mem.🥰🇦🇺🐎🦄💜

[@noelborden8787]

Poor beautiful Waloubet not accepted by the three horses..... It is so odd that she lives in the barn with them but they have a mental block to her presence. Watching the horses all interacting with one another is just so beautiful and refreshing. Life is clear cut to horses. Geertje is just a stunning young mare and it will be so exciting to see if she gains full Crown status. She did her mother proud.

[@Iflie]

Yeah it seems the horses are just too used to only Friesians around. Even the pony only wanted to mate with black horses. I guess they needed a bit more exposure when young that yes these are all just also horses, haha.

[@sybilmcpherson2240]

I wonder if it is something other than color or horse type. Uniek took RS like he was her own, immediately...Funny how Sjors seems to recognize something in RS as familiar.

[@sybilmcpherson2240]

She is strong! I wonder if Geertje will challenge Uniek someday for boss of the herd...

[@Iflie]

@@sybilmcpherson2240 I think the mothering instincts are too strong to care about coat and they still like Sjors but maybe he's a bit outside female hierarchy and Walou isn't. So that may make her extra strange to them. And yes Sjors may feel familiar with RS but then he probably grew up around them and his mom looked the same. Plus it seems like RS is just a bit more interested in humans than the frisian foals are and horses are great at picking up tiny signs.

[@raraavis7782]

Ah well...even long-term, established herd members have to deal with being chased off and bullied for days, when they've been away for training/inspection for a couple weeks. There are several videos, showing that. It seems, that being familiar with each other isn't enough. They actually need to be together in the pasture to actually become a herd and it almost inevitably seems to take a period of 'fighting it out'. Let's wait and see...they may all just get along fine in a week or two.

[@nancyc5472]

I love seeing Sjors out in the meadow with the mares and foals. So nice that he has his own herd. But poor Waloubet…

[@karendavis7986]

Aww RS🌟found a friend Sjors really likes RS🌟

[@patc1871]

Can Waloubet be with Sjors? Just think they all need a pal! I wish for Johnny a friend everyday though he sure seems happy! Love your videos Yvonne Thank you!

[@Kairos_Akuma]

I think it might be difficult since he's with the Moms.

[@cassandragriswold7521]

If you parade Waloubet around the stalls more often, would they think she is a good field mate?

[@SetApartBeauty]

Nope, wouldn't change anything. The Friesian mares don't care for Walou because she's too dominant and isn't interested in submitting to any established herd pecking order.

[@lisajoyaslanis]

Cassandra... Probably not.. the herd has "voted" Walou, out!

[@jessicapabon2105]

Sjors.... stick with me kid I'll show you all I know hahaha. He's giving rising star tips on how to be a stallion. Rising star is absolutely gorgeous.

[@AnaMaria4098]

We are not so different from horses, generally speaking. Humans suffer the same herd mentality, pecking orders and fear of anyone who looks different.

[@janetmajor1152]

AnaEl, very wise words!

[@chocolate_squiggle]

Fear is a word thrown around far too flippantly. I don't fear anyone just because they look different to me, that's ridiculous.

[@shellyross8283]

Color is not the reason for this. It’s about ranking in the herd. Frieda and geertje are both dominate. Waloubet can be as well. Color is not a factor for acceptance into a herd. You will always find a very variety of colors within a herd.

[@lisajoyaslanis]

Bravo!!! Absolutely Spot On..!!! 👍😊❤️☮️

[@lisajoyaslanis]

@@chocolate_squiggle Taking the word " fear" a little too literally, 🤔 maybe???

[@janetmajor1152]

That's too bad! Walou is beautiful! Fun to see Uniek, Sjors and Rising Star together in the pasture! Looks like Reintje was rolling around again! 😊🐎🌟♥️🙋‍♀️

[@pakejeffje6238]

Until further episodes indicate differently. Frieda, Geertje and Hester will be labeled by me as "The Mean Girls" 😬

[@melanies.6030]

Yes! Me too, ha ha! Was it Ginny they were picking on once when she returned after inspection?

[@mimiwills8610]

@@melanies.6030 I call them that too.

[@pakejeffje6238]

@@LindaEll89 Good one 😁

[@pakejeffje6238]

@@melanies.6030 Yes Ginny and they were relentless. Yvonne kept thinking they would settle down but one would stop, then another would start in.

[@lisajoyaslanis]

Jeffje... Lol..👍😁

[@kathrynbraun2073]

Oh how sweet, Rising with Sjors. I do enjoy your videos of these magnificent creatures.

[@noelborden8787]

It really looks like Sjors' is the mother of Rising Star in this video!

[@christinemaried4659]

No matter how many of these videos I watch, I cannot get over what magnificent creatures they are! Just stunning.

[@virtualselfie6899]

Amazing, aren't they!

[@pamelalalmond8322]

I can’t get over how Yvonne can tell them apart!!!!

[@helenmitts471]

I always watch your videos with a smile on my face 🥰🇫🇮

[@crazybfarmin]

Reminds me of putting fly masks on our horses the first time. We put one on Ado and he turned to the others they took off running. Of course he runs in hot pursuit after them. It was hilarious. It took a few run and chases before they figured it out. Poor Ado didn't know why they were running, but he was going to keep up. Lol. Horses are silly. I love your horses, I wish I could afford one. I see how much you care for them. All my horses were bred by me or my sister. TWH we used for 4H,FFA, and pure pleasure. Trail riding the mid-west.

[@Taliesin1997]

LOL! Love the fly mask story!

[@jatzygirl3120]

You made my day with this story. I just laughed and laughed because it is so true. Still laughing. Oh and PS. You have a wonderful job.

[@lisajoyaslanis]

Shannon ..... That is hilarious! Thanks for sharing it...... Lisa 🌏🇦🇺🐨

[@lisajoyaslanis]

SO funny... poor Aldo! 🐎😟😂

[@diannefrazer9836]

Can anyone tell me the story of Sjors? He looks like star (Queen uniek baby)? He’s a gelding always with mares?

[@jillsimmons110]

I love what you teach us about horses. Absolutely fantastic info. Thank you Yvonne.

[@ambert.3792]

that bums me out that waloubet doesnt have any friends to run around with. i wish the fresians would have been nicer to her. oh well. 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@darlenemassey6161]

Yes, feel the same.

[@Sathyaana]

I don’t understand why they gave up trying to unite them. If they keep putting them together sooner or later they will accept her.

[@michellel.s.9747]

@@Sathyaana Maybe because Waloubet is not their horse and is only being boarded there because she is being taken care of by one of other personnel. They might not want any fighting and injuries to occur.

[@Sathyaana]

@@michellel.s.9747 I didn’t know that. Maybe that’s the reason. Thank you.

[@astrobot702]

Sjors and Rising Star look really well together. The Waloubet is gorgeous

[@kateoconnor9280]

Geertje: “Um ladies, do you see that ghost horse over there? I’m going to chase it away! Be gone ghostie!” 👻 Happy Hallowe’en & Blessed Samhain everyone! 🧙🏻‍♀️💀🎃👻😈🧟‍♀️

[@bethmulligan2588]

Poor Waloubet...just wants to be part of the fun!!!. Man...RS could be the twin of Sjors...if he wasn't castrated!!!

[@susanstevenson7882]

Johnny seems to like Waloubet as he runs along the fence with her!

[@emmafirth3345]

Johnny liked any ladies 😂

[@lisajoyaslanis]

@@emmafirth3345 True..... Lol..👍😜

[@laurelb4173]

🥰🙂💞💖❤

[@kepckatherinec805]

Apparently Geertje didn’t see Waloubet’s name on the guest list and treated her as uninvited. Too bad the ladies couldn’t get comfortable around each other. Riding Star and Sjors certainly got along well. Looks like Uniek didn’t mind her son hanging out with Sjors, since that gave Uniek a chance to graze in peace. She does love to eat!

[@heluce174]

It was like watching Mean Girls," horse version. The cliques and who's in power.

[@NU2UTX]

So funny, but true!

[@karenroe5685]

Poor Walou!!! Geertje, Hester and Frieda remind me of a high school clique!!! ,Very rude!!! Not to mention bigoted!!! BLESSINGS

[@carolynharmon7074]

Watching because I love the videos and in support.

[@ruthbrewer466]

It’s amazing that that very thin rope is enough to divide their pastures. Is it electrified?

[@lisajoyaslanis]

Yep!

[@noelle7714]

Gea is so beautiful, I can usually spot her, there’s something about her head and her mane♥️. BUT there’s Lianne, she’s always been one of my favorites. She so lovable, she just minds her own business and just looks beautiful. But hey let’s be honest, they are ALL so lovely ♥️😊🤗

[@Frommeltje45]

Gea is the one. Mathilde and Rinse Janko also in that category. In my opinion. Marije as a good second

[@debstokes7439]

I love her too. She is such a pretty girl.

[@debrabiderman4275]

@@Frommeltje45 I agree there is a refinement to Gea's head and her ears. Just lovely.

[@lisajoyaslanis]

@@Frommeltje45 must say, I agree..GEA is a little beauty!!

[@lisajoyaslanis]

GEA is the beauty of Stal Goengamieden..... and now a Ster Mare! So admire her pretty self! Lisa 🇦🇺🐨🌏 💙💪🎈

[@zavvar6949]

Well that was a fail. Why don't you put Waloubet in a Meadow with Sjors. Or maybe Sjirkje. What I'm trying to say is that her being with other calmer horses who accept others would be Better. Sjirkje and Sjors are both good for that. They don't mind others. Frieda and the two are young mares they have a habit of teasing others. But I totally understand why you decided to put her with them. Being with foals or being with 9(8 Poor Myrthe) yearlings and 2 year olds would be much more chaos so it was a nice decision to let her with these three.

[@shellyross8283]

Maybe after Sanne is weaned but this video is from June. Sanne is weaned by now🧡🧡

[@zavvar6949]

@@shellyross8283 Oh ok

[@montgomerycamjr]

I had no idea how incredibly bothersome flies are to horses. Geez, they're everywhere!!!!!! 😐😐😐

[@kguardian9329]

Hello from California, Constant prayers for Yvonne & you all. Any update would be appriciated. Blessings❤🕯

[@susanjohns3642]

Poor Waloubet! Such a beautiful horse, and sad that they won't let her stay. Kinda like Rudolph The Red Nose Reindeer 🦌, they wouldn't let him join in any games.

[@Tenebarum]

It’s easy to see Geertje’s superior conformation here, and that’s even before she was prepared for inspection. Interesting that she runs Waloubet off, but doesn’t attempt to kick at her. My guess is that Waloubet would kick back, and have a harder punch. Just as I suspected, Geertje is the leader of Frieda and Hester.

[@sybilmcpherson2240]

Interesting, Zavvar! Thanks for the expert input!

[@Tenebarum]

@@zavvar6949 uh huh. As an animal expert you would observe that Frieda is an insecure animal. She was never a leader before. I guess you missed the videos where she was going nuts kicking. Leaders in animal colonies are never the nervous insecure ones.

[@smsucks7174]

Sorry Zavvar. I don’t agree with your assessment

[@mariagordanier3404]

@@zavvar6949 Thank you, that is very interesting!

[@zavvar6949]

@@Tenebarum Freida was going nuts to older mares. Hester and Geertje are younger then her. Her going nuts makes her leader. But did she go nuts on Waloubet. No so I'm right.

[@zubirsaid8491]

Lianne as sweet as her mem Saly, she my fav youngster, very friendly like a pet horses. 💖🐎💖

[@MaureenYost]

Waloubet must be quite dominant because as much as the three didn't want her with them they stayed away from her. I have seen some serious fights in pastures. I had a mare back into my gelding's hindquarters and let him have it with both back feet. We got them separated before any damage was done. Needless to say, we didn't put those two together again. Mares are very territorial.

[@bonnie3994]

Awwww fields of beautiful 🐎 🐎🐎🐎🐎💞💞💞💞💞horses. Waloubet💞 is Gorgeous. Love those colors. Maybe once they get use to seeing Waloubet out in the fields more they become friendly,nevertheless for sure Waloubet is stunning 😍 The Queen💞an her Love RS💞 with Sjors 💞right by there side, Absolutely Beautiful site. Looks like a family with RS an Sjors looking so much alike. Seeing all of them is a high light to my day💖Always Super Great video, Yvonne you are really Amazing an all your Beautiful horses love you sooooo much. I just love this channel 💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎

[@virtualselfie6899]

Back in the day, the king's harems always had eunuchs guarding the ladies. Sjors reminds me of that ~~ the way he shadows Uniek and Rising Star, always protecting them. And Rising Star gravitates toward Sjors.

[@marya4861]

🤗💛 Remember Mz.Manners VS lol

[@MsSweetpea1958]

Lianne is always so sweet, and it looks like Sjors is being a foster daddy influence on R.S. Waloubet is so beautiful but it seems the Friesians don't like a horse of a different color so as R.S. becomes full grown it will be good Sjors can be company for him.

[@virtualselfie6899]

Yvonne said Rising Star after being weaned will be with his peers, and someone else said that is Rinse Janko and another colt. It will be interesting to see how RS develops as a stallion and if Yvonne uses him for dressage or gelds him The Warmbloods are really handsome horses ~~ the coloring is gorgeous.

[@lisajoyaslanis]

Interesting how one can really get into " re arranging " the lives of people..and animals, on the other side of the 🌍....none of which is any of our business....HaHa. interesting.... Lol..😂🤔🐒💕🌷☮️

[@tinak.6182]

Love to see and watch the reactions and dynamics between all the horses in different situations... 🙏🏼🎶🐎🤩😍💕

[@trishengard8388]

Waloubet seems completely unconcerned!!! 👍 She came out prancing, beautiful ❤️ I think the others thought she was a ghost 👻, made me laugh how scared they were!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@Tenebarum]

She’s a mature horse who doesn’t seem to be timid. I don’t think if they tried to kick at her that she would cower. Bully Frieda and Gretchen Weiners Hester let Geertje take over, and Geertje is smart enough not to dust up with an older horse who is not timid. She was more wary than aggressive.

[@lisajoyaslanis]

More like hostile...territorial maybe..?

[@lisajoyaslanis]

WALOU..... "Boo!". 🌪️

[@terrystarr2617]

The ghost horse! She is very different. Where did she come from?

[@lmclasen]

Eeeeek! It's a GHOST!!!! Happy Halloween! ;) - EDIT: I see now that this was filmed in the summer, but still good for Halloween. And I hope Waloubet found some friends somewhere, somehow!

[@maaike509]

💙🥊💙

[@ingeborgm6147]

I don't quite understand this nose-blowing thing they are doing, but it sounds interesting. Could you elaborate a bit? Why doe they get benefits from each others nose-breath instead of just using their own nose and be done with? How odd and mysterious horses are! Always something new... By odd I mean: how do they all know this is what's done? Who told them? I remember when they were foals...how did they learn this procedure to smell each others nostrils? :)

[@2cutepups767]

A horse is using its own nose to smell the breath of another horse which comes from the 2nd horse's nose. They learn things about that horse from its breath. Yvonne has done the same thing with a horse by gently blowing from her mouth onto a horse's nose. She has said they're becoming friends. It's a way of getting acquainted and is probably instinctual since Yvonne does this with foals.

[@lisajoyaslanis]

@@2cutepups767 We always blew into a horse's nose as children.... It was the accepted way of introducing oneself to a new horse! Lisa 🇦🇺🐨🌏 💙💪🎈 ...

[@michelleargent5029]

They certainly show their herd mentality to poor Waloubet