HORSE SHOPPING FOR A BEAUTIFUL STALLION (Day 2)

[@oliviahocking9561]

Goes horse shopping ... Jesse* films more of the dogs than the horses* Get the man a dog 😂

[@nanna6264]

So funny 🤣

[@kwolf6037]

Get him a dog and his foal!!

[@ann-cathrinbiefel4683]

He's so ready for one 😂😂

[@dora_is_daddy2885]

True tho😂

[@akeijavelljamhmmhm3494]

Yesss he needs a doggo

[@shoopshoop2399]

Oh for goodness sake, get Jesse a dog!

[@b0fa_1]

boggityboogitysloop or a foal

[@emilieguillon-equitation421]

Maybe he just doesn't have time for a dog especially if he has to fly away from home often

[@colormaker9212]

hahahaha, soo funny!

[@baileypeters6034]

I agree

[@dominikaskorupa884]

boggityboogitysloop this aged well

[@NightshadeGoddess]

"this one looks nice" *shows a horse that looks just like Emporio* 😂

[@ayexamanda]

Banshee Queen thats what I thought 😂😂😂 Glad I’m not the only one thinking this 🤣

[@missys]

Thought the same thing!

[@freeassange402]

But depressed and scared :(

[@Emmzzmac]

ya whats his thing with aribians

[@kmil1967]

emma the equinegirl 🤦🏻‍♀️ there not Arabians there Spanish Perlino (PRE ) it’s all about the bulk, beauty, height and thick neck of the PRE style that Matt likes

[@lena__speaking7080]

Jesse and Matt: Fly to spain to buy a horse. Also Jesse and Matt: Coming back with no horse but 15 dogs.

[@Slay_thedayaway]

Lena_ _speaking he is not ready for 15 dogs but is ready for 60 horses

[@SchliechhorseLover-bn3pj]

Yh XD 500th like btw =p

[@jackieleonard2853]

Everything looks like a Shetland when you have it under saddle!!!!!

[@ok-le6id]

Ha ha yes I didn't realise he was that tall.

[@isaa8909]

Jackie Leonard as the horses aren’t even tall

[@darrylgiffin446]

Yes there are some disadvantages of being tall but it doesn’t matter with competition and the horses he’s looking at can carry him with no problem

[@stepbroputdownthestickstep9076]

Jackie Leonard u look like a Shetland

[@sigmalord291]

Step bro put down the stick STEP BRO! It wasn’t hate

[@CryMeARiver63]

That little Jack Russell really likes Jesse .

[@stoeberhund]

It's not a jack Russel. thay are a spanish breed. Ratonero Bodeguero Andaluz

[@bognarevelin7919]

And same the other way around lol

[@kimcameron9696]

Rat Terrier?

[@stoeberhund]

@@kimcameron9696 Rat terrier are a completely different breed.

[@CryMeARiver63]

@@stoeberhund thank you for the correction. They look so much like a Jack Terrier.

[@gracelaurin4536]

Petition to get Jesse a dog, one like one step closer!

[@ashlyntyrie234]

How do I like 700 times

[@toomanythoroughbreds]

Well congrats because they got two dogs: Maisie and Penny..

[@Luisa-zx6lf]

I died when I saw the eyes from that black stallion. Spechless.. Wow. What a dream horse.

[@hyperrage3608]

Well as a horse person I’ve never heard of fallen neck until today and to say I learned something is really important. I rescued a horse a couple years ago and have pointed out a lot that his neck wasn’t right, he has similar symptoms to fallen neck now that I know what it is called. Thank you so much for the video and hopefully I can do my research and see if I can help my guy out a bit.

[@emilieguillon-equitation421]

@@someonedifferent198 very interesting 😄

[@jessshem6043]

The black stallion was just 🥵 every thing 😹🥵 Edit: Thx for all the likes 🥰👍🏼

[@missys]

Agreed!

[@1969katiebug]

Gorgeous

[@gkespinoza777]

Yes!!!❤

[@bluesky962]

Yess

[@stephaniebugash2144]

I love black horses so much! And agreed

[@madlythedonut]

Wow. The white stallion is like a horse from those books when we were all young and reading them. 10/10 would fall for him. 10/10 would buy even though Im not a big fan of white horses, lol. :D

[@emilygriffiths2276]

White horse are nice but they don't stay clean for long so if you want to do dressage you will have to buy a lot of blue shampoo

[@madlythedonut]

@@emilygriffiths2276 Agreed. But this one ... well I coudln't resist >.

[@emilygriffiths2276]

He is really cute though

[@elizabethmichel8603]

Hahaha!! I feel the same way about white horses and I got stuck with two!!😝 my mare and my stallion were both born Chestnut then turn gray!!😕 By then I was already in love with them and wouldn't change it for the world!! My stallion kind of looked like that last one he saw with the fallen neck (minus the fallen neck) with beautiful dapples like that then he turned completely silver!!

[@LadyAkashe]

@@madlythedonut I ran into one of those too. lol Now I groom two of them. I'm not sure if you just get used to it or if you learn the secrets but some days they are easier than the dark bays.

[@xraikou8508]

ooof the *grey* one Jesse filmed but they didn't take out was absolutely stunning

[@leighahaslam3354]

Grey*

[@xraikou8508]

@@leighahaslam3354 didn't look grey to me

[@honeymint4463]

xRaikou Most people don’t call a horse white unless there is obvious pink on them. So most “white” horses are actually considered gray :)

[@xraikou8508]

@@honeymint4463 ohhhh right I see, thanks for clarifying! :D

[@leighahaslam3354]

No such thing as whites. If it has grey skin it's a grey. If it has pink skin its perlino and if it has creamy white skin it's cremello. This stallion is a light grey vilego. Notice how I said "grey"? Now I just feel like i'm being rude. But it is true, no such thing as whites

[@kieraoconnor6461]

Them seeing champion horse "nice" them seeing little dog "wow beautiful" 😂😂

[@emmayem]

the title of the video should be: jesse obsessing about dogs (part 1)

[@laurabenutztdasinternet]

Next video: our new dog

[@tuulir1785]

I would be somewhat dissapointed if Jesse is not getting a puppy in next few months. He seems to be wanting one so mutch.

[@jerricho11]

I just hope they don't get a Chow Chow. They aren't right for the breed. (just my opinion, I could be wrong but my family has had three. From what I know of Matt and Jesse, that breed would not be a good fit.)

[@bognarevelin7919]

Lol true tho

[@wildflow3rss]

Tuuli R I hope so, but in previous videos and Instagram posts Matt and Jesse both said that they’ve been traveling a lot and wouldn’t have time to care for the dog entirely. They’d most likely have to have a friend take care of the pup if they continue to travel like they are.

[@mysticdemon6339]

@@jerricho11 Most people don't go for chow chows anyway so I doubt it they'd probably end up with a labrador, golden retriever, husky- those types of breeds

[@noor4036]

All the horses are so anxious.. I love the way they look but I really don't support the way they're treated. Glad some of them can find a lovely home with you

[@SpottedLeafy]

The horses in the video are all very young. Due to the culture around horses in Spain from what I can gather, young horses are all turned out together with minimal handling until they are brought in to be sold or start their training under saddle. Keeping in mind that horses are prey animals and have a tendency to be anxious and flighty because of this, it is logical that these horses, would be anxious, especially with 4-5 people crowding around them at once as seen in the video. An anxious horse, particularly a young one is not an indicator of whether they have been abused or not. Though I will say that I strongly disagree with the stabling situation. No horse should be cooped up in a stall 24/7, which seems to be a thing in Spain as well.

[@freeassange402]

@@SpottedLeafy and they have brutal trainingsskills. Thats why the horses are maybe scared :(

[@SpottedLeafy]

@@freeassange402 That is a big assumption you are making as nowhere in the video do you see anything to suggest cruel training methods at any of these places. Last time there was something wrong with a place, Matt made sure to point it out and talk about it. What you DO see however are young horses, who have not been handled much as foals. Since young horses can be nervous and jittery as is, even with handling, it's no surprise these guys are anxious. Stop trying to make everything about abuse, it's not. Horses are not like cats or dogs, they are prey animals, therefore their response to new situations is going to be very different. I've ridden a horse (he was 15 at the time) who suddenly became terrified of the hose on the ground next to the arena . One that had been there for years. That day he shied near it, got jumpy and then would freak every time we went to that corner of the arena. Does that mean he was abused with a hose at one point? Of course not! He is a horse, and decided that day that the hose might be a predator and it might just eat him so he better steer clear of it. Likewise, a young horse, who probably has only seen a handful of people in its life may have a similar reaction to seeing new people. They aren't necessarily scared because they have been abused, they are just at the point where they haven't been exposed to enough people to decide whether people as a whole might be a danger. And need I point out that all these horses were stallions?

[@dani-eh3tf]

They’re literally 2-3 years old.

[@isabeljenkinson9190]

Please do a video of you and Jesse getting dogs from a shelter

[@BedardJ]

A horses beauty is his biggest sin. Look at those beautiful horses so scared and trapped in stalls.

[@CryMeARiver63]

All horses are beautiful.

[@LadyAkashe]

It's a practice that stallions be taught to go to the wall and stand when someone enters the stall. This is for staff safety as well as good manners for a stallion. It seems extreme until you deal with a stallion. Then it makes perfect sense and no longer looks like punishment. It's not seen as punishment by the stallions, they like the structure and knowing the rules. That's where they get groomed and fussed over, on the wall, where everyone is safe.

[@gentlechaos5911]

@@LadyAkashe I think the original commenter means how these horses are too expensive to go out to pasture most times. Which I agree, I find this high-class "stable culture" really weird/off-putting.

[@lovejuliet4969]

@@LadyAkashe I did not know this. Thank you for the info.

[@abbysimpson1706]

Horses don't have sins only humans do

[@HelloKitty-jz5gm]

Jesse is an absolute sweetheart. Animals love him, and that speaks volumes about him. 😊 Matt, just give it time, and you will find what you’re looking for. 😊 I really enjoyed your relaxing music. 😌

[@axbakrb]

Those first couple of horses were scared

[@HannaFardew]

The first one was also pretty young. It may not have been handled much before being put up for sale. Younger horses are also more likely to spook

[@mojojo1980]

@@HannaFardew no that horse was flinching it was scared !!

[@katebushphotocard4505]

It's pretty normal for Spanish breeders to keep young horses in big herds in open pastures, only bringing them in to be handled when they get broken in (or to sell), so the young unbroken 3 yo has probably been very minimally handled and not desensitized to anything at all, which explains the jitters.

[@mojojo1980]

@@katebushphotocard4505 i know what you are saying but they have been broken to ride so have been handled by humans that horse was flinching a few of them were i know fear when i see it and that my friend is definitely fear x

[@annasilver8625]

@Joanne Jackson if you were saying they were hit, that’s a big possibility. But they were young and younger horses usually are just more headshy because it’s not natural for another animal to move like a human does and humans can move fast which is why the horse might flinch, it’s their flight instinct. My weanling used to be incredibly headshy when she was 4-5 months old, she had never been hit or disciplined but I learned she’s reacting based on instincts instead of her knowledge of humans (which did not outweigh her instincts) so I worked with her on how humans move, act and how spontaneous we are (unlike horses) and she’s completely fine with whatever a human does at the age of 7 months now. It just takes them getting used to humans which some of these young horses probably weren’t.

[@urtedagy1564]

It would be a cool video about: how to look for a horse, what is important buying a horse and ec. 🙂

[@aliciaohara8794]

I wish they would do a beginner series.

[@fiminio9316]

i'd say don't look for looks 😂 it's literally the worst thing to buy a random horse just because it's beautiful. the character is the most important thing if you want a 'friend' but some people don't even care about that. it depends on what you wanna do. look for a natural good back and hindlegs, a horse that it's easy for to collect himself. if you're a good rider and want to help horses, you can also buy a horse that has a difficult anatomy. also pay attention not to support animal abusers by buying their horses. and visit the horse more than once to get to know it before buying it.

[@liadember1911]

They should absolutely do that, im starting on horses and i would like yo see, what does he looks when buying a horse

[@tuulir1785]

Its pretty impossible to make a video what to look for. A jumper, endurance horse or dressage horse for example would be so differwnt in many ways. Yes, good comformation should be important, but there is no way to teach someone to evaluate it in one video. And more than often the "right feeling" can have bigger role than expected when making the final desigion.

[@darrylgiffin446]

Lia Jazmina soundness, conformation , movement, temperament, in general within your price range

[@xraikou8508]

then i tripped and scared the life out of the 3 year old ok

[@WAMama84]

*me*

[@HelloKitty-jz5gm]

xRaikou He had said he was tired, but that woke him up really fast. 😂

[@jaykneegarner2479]

Heart attacks are free you should give your horse one every day! The more you scare them the quieter they get!

[@kiwiwiwiwi782]

All I could think was, “Good job Matt...”

[@gameoftanks6503]

Jessica Pearson it’s not cruel to spook them, if anything it’s better for the horses development lest you end up with something dangerous because it’s scared of its own shadow. I often throw my hands up near my horses face, not hitting him, just so he gets used to sudden movements. No properly trained horse should spook at a guy tripping, and not very hard at that, of course a young horse can have that exception

[@littleme6693]

Sorry but the part where you stumbled made me laugh so hard..your reaction after the horse started panicking😂 I'm just not sure where you're going with this..and as you addressed last time when you bought Emporio..idk how to feel about most of the sellers, cause the horses seem so crazy stressed and scared it just gives me a weird vibe. But I'm not hating that's just my opinion and in my eyes these videos are so brave to post cause it's been 30 minutes and there's already a few really negative comments. I'm just waiting what's gonna happen and what you're gonna buy. A black one would be amazong tho..could you imagine😍 long legs, baroque style, huge black horse..aghh Idk would be something new for you Matt

[@MaritvD]

The first couple of horses looked so scared!

[@judy3460]

Right? I thought so too. So sad the last horse had a fallen neck

[@svartkonst666]

@@cassofstupidity5168 I doubt those stallions were kept in herd groups for years...

[@leahheapp]

Elias it’s a pretty common thing to happen. At work we recently got a rising 4 year old PRE who literally came in from the field two weeks before he came over to us.. and he was obviously very weary of humans. Though he definitely didn’t ever flinch and or coil up his muscles like the first one ...

[@svartkonst666]

@@leahheapp Their behaviour is not a behaviour I've seen in stallions kept in herd the first years of their lives. Icelandic horses live almost as if they were wild and they don't get that afraid, they're really friendly and social with humans as well as other horses and animals. Also those stallions are really young, I don't think they have spent time with a herd. I don't know a lot about Spanish riding though, I'm just saying that their behaviour is very far from what I know when it comes to horses kept in herds.

[@lornaginetteharrison7168]

"Then I tripped & scared the life out of the 3 yr old." I have the same effect on children!☺️

[@Lynnmaria54]

🤣🤣🤣🤟

[@kaitlinlewis2450]

I want to see Matt train a foal or a young horse or even do a rescue event to help horses in need.

[@caroline377]

I support rescue! I think it'd be a hit full of overwhelming success and support!!!

[@cityvibegirl]

Jesse is a professional trainer 😉

[@luisab.]

Matt: "Jesse, do u wanna film me, while I'm looking for a horse?" Jesse: "Sure, could be fun!" *Jesse films every dog and no horse* 😂😂😂 can someone buy this man a dog and a foal 😂😂😂

[@lizsteeds6697]

You do realise they both travel by air frequently ... and with a dog that can restrict spontaneous travel with air obviously as travelling with a dog to different countries requires alot of red tape. Besides ...how fair is that on the dog. Get real ...dogs need companionship ... not owners away for weeks at a time.

[@luisab.]

@@lizsteeds6697 uhhh, someone don't understand jokes 😂 Do u really think, someone in this comments will go, buy a dog and give it to Jesse? Come on 😂 I'm following Jesse and Matt for a long time, so I know they don't have time for a dog😂 so keep calm 😂

[@user-yz7ds7rn9b]

Matt, the white stallion was sweet. For Christmas can you get Jesse a pup please!!! ;)

[@ali-ub7go]

Who else misses chase? ☹️❤️

[@sofiesrensen4868]

@@friesianprincess5490 Matt just doesn't show him in as many videos, since he is having some time to chill a bit more. Plus Emporio needs a bit more attention, as he is developing alot right now.

[@sara.3042]

This video helped me a lot. My old, retired lease horse passed away on Wednesday and I haven't stopped crying since but seeing that young 2 year old run around with so much energy made my heart happy.

[@ailanitorres2611]

The first bay colt was absolutely gorgeous! He looked very well put together too!

[@Fionatheawesome1]

Omg the black PRE stallions were stunning. Black is my favorite color for a horse. I think there so beautiful.

[@emmayem]

ah you should really get jesse a dog😂

[@CryMeARiver63]

I second that . Get a Jack and they will take care of the ( if any ) rodents around the barn .

[@bognarevelin7919]

Or 2 lol

[@THEE.apples]

Foal or Puppy, he can't have both.😄

[@deciosilvio1341]

Hey!! I highly recommend to you that you search for a Portuguese stallion (lusitano) i think its going to make you fall in love with the breed and the gaits that they have already as sports horses but stil with the characteristics of the breed................

[@Flipper568]

2024 Jesse has Gaio - a Lusitano gelding who he doesn’t officially own but that seems a matter of paperwork

[@Chunkylurker]

There's just something about a black stallion 💕

[@lara_prgw5727]

Hey Matt, a friend of mine got a horse with a fallen neck like the last stallion. With correct riding we could fixed the neck. What I saw with Emmelie you could do the same, but I understand when this is still no option for you. Just wanted to share the experience ☺️

[@someonedifferent198]

As I understand it (I looked into it extensively while looking for my own p.r.e.) you can't actually fix it. You can support the mane with other neck muscles, that can help the look of the problem, but that does not mean it is fix sadly.

[@YolandaFernandez1302]

@@someonedifferent198 You can actually fix it. My horse had a fallen neck when I got him, with good riding and keeping the mane in place it got so much better, not 100% but I would say a 70%. And to correct it 100% there are surgeries🤷🏻‍♀️

[@someonedifferent198]

​@@YolandaFernandez1302 I guess it depends on you definition off "fixing". For me that would be a 100% cure. You could say surgery is a cure, but I think that is a big thing to put your horse though with no guarantees. On a side note horse with these type of genetic defects should not be bred, like fallen crest, especially defects that can lead to pain and discomfort, in my opinion.

[@YolandaFernandez1302]

@@someonedifferent198Fallen neck doesn't cause pain or discomfort to the horse, is just aesthetic. I personally won't put my horse through surgery basically because I don't care about the "aesthetic". But people that do care and have the money🤷🏻‍♀️ is not a big surgery, It's like a plastic surgery but for horses, and fix it 100%. Most horses with fallen neck are breed because it doesn't appear until they are old, It's strange to see a young horse with fallen neck. My horse actually is consider a reproductor even tho he has a fallen neck (he is 17yo), either of his foals have it, and the oldest is 13-14yo

[@YolandaFernandez1302]

@@someonedifferent198 Fallen neck is just a lot of fat that gets in the horses neck, what the surgery does is removing all that fat.

[@Jensau1]

You've obviously got a thing for the greys and dapples! Personally, I think you should go for a complete contrast to Emporio, but that's just me!

[@nalantaedits7135]

I love how Jesse was more interested in the dog than in the horses😂

[@nicitanic]

Kudos to you for recognizing that fallen neck! Many people would have been blinded by the beauty of the stallion. It's a flaw that can't be fixed. Never. Don't believe what people tell you. A fallen neck will forever remain a fallen neck. It can be made to look better with a lot of training, but it will always remain fallen. Plus, a horse that has that condition shouldn't be bred.

[@jennijohannavayrynen9149]

I got very baroque 14 year old pre stallion that had fallen neck when he arrived. It went away totally and never came back. Never seen that happening but its obviously possible. He had huge high neck.

[@isme7590]

Hi..Must be so difficult choosing the correct horse. I love the way you approach the horses with your usual caring "Hello Buddy" ..Between you and Jesse you have such a good knowledge of horses ...Fingers crossed you can find a new one to join you back home. I must add ‼️ you are two of the nicest guys enjoying life with your feet firmly on the ground...So refreshing nowadays....You are just great !!! 🤙⭐️😊

[@lilbirde-7814]

These horses are gorgeous!!!! I absolutely love them

[@cricket8438]

2020...... Thank goodness they have a dog now !!! French bulldog, Mazie. Totally adorable. 🥰🥰🥰

[@EvaWright]

I've noticed over the years trainers hide a lot of defects and faults in the horses they sell. It is good to have an experienced eye when looking at them and touching them.

[@spookshow6999]

They always have.

[@janettehutton8634]

That last one was a stunner and I like the way the owner handled and showed them. (Stables were a bit small). Have you given us a hint though with the SOLD sign on the title page of part one, it’s a chestnut? PS I know you both travel a lot but you really need to let Jesse have a dog he can take it with him to shows and demos in the lorry 😄

[@katelynatwood3027]

😂 his face when’s he tripped 🤣 we’ve all been there but oml I’m d e a d

[@clairegalli2410]

Wow so many beautiful horses. Just having a look and touching those handsome animals would have made my day 😊

[@cristinalopez405]

I’m from Spain and we have beautiful horses! I hope you find the right one! Andalucía and Madrid have really good dressage Spanish horses

[@Claire-tb5er]

Yes the horses are beautiful from what we've seen... just a Shame about the stables and handlers in this video 😬

[@Anp8]

Jesse giving all the puppies some attention so sweet ! -- Matt I think that its a awesome idea you're going to be buying another amazing horse. The right one will find you on you're journeys !

[@veerledejong9849]

Wow😍 the horse that was your favourite is literally my dream horse. Those dapples 😍 too bad he had a fallen neck! Hope he finds a good home 💓

[@dominicweber]

Also I would have been very careful with your “favourite” horse. His pasterns, especially the front ones, were extremely long and not upright enough. Definitely would have been a lameness issue at some point. His feet looked dodgy as well, but that might be a farrier issue.

[@wildaltarose]

I love the all black stallion.....he is stunning.

[@BlitheDream]

What’s the point in getting another grey PRE stallion who looks just like your other one? Are you planning on starting a stud or something?

[@MissMarli86]

Thats typical barock horse

[@LS-vb3ko]

Blithe Dream Obviously I don’t know exactly why but I’d say it’s probably just a coincidence the horse is grey, and he probably wants a stallion because they hold their value more than geldings. If the horse was to get injured he can still breed....

[@WAMama84]

I'd say 80% of andalusians are grey. It is a dominant gene...

[@beatrizrocha2310]

Why should it matter? Having another horse doesn’t mean he needs to be completely different from another you already have, I think he’s looking beyond color and more into conformation, temperament, ...

[@diadia5634]

He doesn't think about the color. He chooses the best horse, no matter if it's grey, bay or any other color.

[@nalalala7584]

Those black horses were gorgeous😍 but I'm biased af lol I lovee black coats

[@Ekane98]

After seeing Chase in the July video, it dawns on me that it would be easy to train him to Western horsemanship or Hunt Seat Equitation. He clearly wants to be with you Matt and to keep working in some way. Not as challenging as Grand Prix, but certainly fun and worthwhile for Chase!

[@detsnumber1]

You really do ride so beautifully....... also just get a blinking dog lmao

[@peggypapczun2906]

That first horse, the 3 year old bay with the 2 white socks, is adorable! I love him and all the rest, even the one with the fallen neck. A fallen neck used to be called a "ewe neck", back when I was a kid.

[@audreye7078]

A fallen crest is not the same as an ewe neck.. an ewe neck is an s shaped neck under developed on top and coming out low in the chest.. often it is from poor development and not a genetic flaw..

[@laetitiavandaalen7164]

ofcourse he likes the dark grey one, it looks like emporio. Just wondering why would you buy another horse if you are really busy

[@youngblasarius]

Laetitia van Daalen this is his career. i see it as a smart business investment, since he has stated in the past that he wants to keep several breeding prospects down the line

[@changedmaname4634]

Also they will become white over time so he has two white horses which are very prone to melanomas :/

[@laetitiavandaalen7164]

@@youngblasarius I know, just couldnt imagine to have so many horses and ride them all :P

[@donnaw.6424]

Hey Matt, Thank you so much for sharing your trip to Spain with all of us. I really enjoy watching the videos that you upload. I hope you're not too discouraged that you didn't find that one "special" stallion to bring home and into your family. There for sure is one out there and he's just biding his time...he is certain his new dad will come for him when the timing is right. I wish you the best in your search, and (you already know this) you are very blessed to have precious people in your life who love you so much!

[@sirenserenades]

I'm still just wondering what happened to "I'm getting a 3rd horse because Chase is "off" from competing and Emporio is too young still" 😂 And still you're here looking at 2-4 year olds hahaha?

[@Ekane98]

Why not get a 5-7 year old who is already at intermediate level? Then Matt and the horse improve together and he can keep training Emporio while competing?

[@zoyamurph3648]

I’m a fairly tall female but I adore big horses!

[@tjasaintihar4748]

Didn't you want a jumping horse No hate just wandering

[@Olivia-ov6jg]

Tjaša Intihar no Matt does not jump he does dressage, he has done jumping in he past but that is not his goal for a horse

[@crystal.matter]

He definitely said before that he wants a jumping horse, but that seems to have changed. I think he just fell in love with Spanish horses lol

[@antianti328]

Before he got Emporio he said he was looking for a jumping horse but then he saw the pre stallions and I assume became obsessed lol. And since pre horse arent very good for jumping he decided to just keep Emporio as a dressage horse, I assume that's what hell do with his new horse too

[@e.m.lumesound1070]

@@antianti328 that's not true actually, Spanish breeds make excellent jumpers, it's just that they are more often loved by dressage riders. My coach has an Andalusian sporthorse who is one of the most agile & clever jumpers I've seen.

[@antianti328]

@@e.m.lumesound1070 Oh, well I have been misinformed. Thanks x

[@litefoot25]

The last yard had a very lovely vibe, more gentle than the ones before. The horses also looked soft natured and the trainer with the final horse on the longe was very grounded.

[@rb2133]

Honestly I would die to have just about any of these stallions!👌🏻😅

[@easytoslip]

why stallions though, to breed eventually?

[@carinadvh]

@@easytoslip no because all the horses that were showed are stallions. So that is why not to breed just because there wasn't a mare in the video

[@gruismytwin]

its because they’re more robust, maybe that’s why they’re more expensive

[@crystalf7158]

I honestly think u should get the 2nd to last one the black stallion with a white face. His red undertone in his coat was GORGEOUS. He also seemed extremely sweet and polite.

[@itzmeg3988]

Have you considered adopting from shelters? There are some gorgeous horses there, especially if you are looking for youngsters

[@marlendallo7401]

These are all very pretty. But if I could choose, I would buy the black one with the little Star on his forehead. He is so gorgeous.🌹

[@hal1523]

Matt: *gets scared of big dog jumping Also Matt: *rides 18hh horses

[@MaddieMoon3]

Matt - excited about buying another horse. Jesse - DOGGIES!!!!!

[@youngblasarius]

If I could offer just a tiny piece of filming advice- maybe try to hold the camera more steady when getting the shots? I’m sure some of the motion sensitive viewers are having a bit of a hard time with this one lol

[@youngblasarius]

investing in a camera stabilizer and or more hands to help film and edit would really bump this content to the next level. the actual quality of these videos should be good enough to reflect the content

[@matrix2534]

good morning matt , this type of vlogs brings me to your great channel . we need more visits to stables please

[@graces143]

I love your work!! You are such a good rider!

[@michellekleingers8238]

OMG! When you tripped and scared the crap out of that 2 y.o. I about peed my pants laughing. I have had similar whoops moments. All you can do is laugh and move on.😄

[@yoliob861]

7:11 I like your channel and I see all your videos but I gotta say, I am Spanish, I live in Spain and I may not know enough about horses but I've seen so many places and that's not what it usually looks like, yes most of them are in the middle of nowhere but they do not usually looks like that, I think that the stables they have are small for horses but like I said I'm not an expert but for sure that's not "Typical Spanish Breeder" like you said. PD. This is not a hate comment, just an observation

[@ls-wl6sh]

Love the music in the last of the video, Oh Holy Night. Gorgeous music and stunning horses.

[@zabchief4868]

Matt: "We dont have enough time and space for Dogs" Also Matt: ~ Buys another stallion ~

[@skylnstudio1439]

Everytime İ see a horse running/walking İ am like wow soo beautiful, they are amazing creatures.

[@sope0505]

do you think that after having emperio for a while now and having more knowledge about PRE's and how to ride them, that you are more sceptic to the horses you try now?

[@zoyamurph3648]

Would’ve LOVED if you bought the black one! But I get he’s so small lol!

[@viomelina2655]

If Jesse loves dogs? 😅😂🐶 Nice video, like all of these stallion 🐴

[@MrHorsePony]

Thank you for showing us your journey to finding the right horse. Your end statement is so true, only if more so called horse people would take notice of that when looking for a horse. As for me I think the same, a horse is for life so proper selection is so important.

[@jaykneegarner2479]

The last stable bothered me quite a bit! Big horses tiny stalls and a freaking electric wire in the stall! That is not ok!

[@notmissing-gonefishing50]

Must not know how to handle stallions and are compensating.

[@PoneyInclusif]

Damn I thought no one gonna talk about it. I don’t understand what are they whispering after, do you?

[@Claire-tb5er]

Me to! shockingly disgusting the last yard... I believe none of these breeders in this video have any idea on handling or training stallions on the ground, which is why the whips come out as they're scared of the horses, its nothing to do with 'that's how they train them' pathetic excuse. I really didn't enjoying watching these videos but I'm glad I'm not the only one thinking these things

[@burtbrooks7731]

Man y’all got some Niiiiiiiiicccccceeeee digs over there🤯🤯 ok bay bay was lil full of himself🤣 ol gray takes the check in my book 👍👍👍👍 BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL STUD HORSE

[@carmensuarez1246]

First!!! Love from Spain!!!

[@rickyhanley]

OMG Matt!!!! That first grey you rode was beautiful. And I spit my coffee out when you trip and spooked the horse. It's funnier when you keep rewinding it. Good luck with your search. Look forward to seeing what you find.

[@MotherEra]

Wish he would have explained what fallen neck is and what it does to the horse 🤔

[@Sleipnir800]

True. After what I could find out on Google it's no big deal and could be handled with proper training so I don't understand why that's a no go. 🤔

[@axellelaurent8618]

It's only esthetical and you can try to hide it with training but it will never disappear and everyone with a "good eye" can see it. It’s an internal problem, bond to a ligament if I remember. And I think Matt say a big no because it’s considerate as a very severe fault in the breed, it’s not fit the conformational perspective. And stallions (as mares) with fallen crest can’t be place at reproduction because they transmit it to their foals. I’m just guessing ! (Sorry if my English is not right I’m French)

[@ania519]

@@axellelaurent8618 your english is fine

[@someonedifferent198]

It is unfixable sadly. www.rhfpre.com/a-fallen-crest/

[@YolandaFernandez1302]

It's just aesthetic, doesn't hurt the horse, and can be fixed with surgery

[@marisaperrault1542]

The white and black stallions were absolutely gorgeous. I couldn’t help but laugh at the 2 year old spooking. 😂 it sometimes happens when horses aren’t as familiar with their surroundings.

[@koberg_eq4976]

The way he turned around after he scared the 2yo horse 😂😂

[@aprylparker561]

Love the grey stallion that he saw the add for and took lots of pictures of. He looked so nice to ride! 😍

[@-L.S]

Can a fallen neck cause discomfort/health problems for a horse later in life? it looks like it would be painful to have something hanging off of you off-center all the time

[@TheFrigidsnow]

0:35 😂 that sassy head turn made me laugh. The horse is like “what do you want?”

[@Embernie101]

I think Jessie needs a dog Matt. lol or a foal. or both! He loves puppers lol

[@jessicaevans7912]

Let's all consider this a compilation of the most beautiful horses anyone has ever seen.

[@Lichi-tv2lf]

I can’t wait to see your final choice 😍

[@GoldArmored]

''I like big baroque horses and something taller as well''. Me too, thats why I choose an Irish Draught instead of a PRE. Not a draft, not a warmblood, not an iberian, but a mix of them all. It's a rare and expensive breed, but they are very sweet, versatile and stunning. Mine is a 17.3hh dapple grey, long-legged lad with a hint of a roman nose and a big crested neck. You should check out that breed.

[@sophiexx2942]

4:38 why does Matt take so many photos xx😂

[@Kimberlyk12]

My favorite was that light dapple grey with black mane! Probably over the budget, he was perfect looking

[@judidozier]

I like how “O Holy Night” was playing when the beautiful horse with the fallen neck appeared! “Fall on your knees...” 😇. For God’s sake, would you please get Jesse a dog?🐕 He loves them so much - just like his horses 🐎

[@sherides9]

Really nice that you guys take us with you on this trip. Really interesting to see. Love these horses & culture with the older farmers :).

[@isabeljenkinson9190]

Jesse and that Jack Russell 😂😂

[@Claire-tb5er]

😆😆

[@Jasonslittlesister1]

I really like the big one, at 5:35. He seems to fit and his movements... Awe... And seems as if he has some temperament :) And he was one of the few who is interested in meeting new people with ears forward and not moving away.