Lukas - The World's Smartest Horse - 2009 Update Part 4 of 5

[@Diabetessurvivor]

I don't see the "World's Smartest Horse"... I see a willing horse with great athletic ability and a trainer that is amazing. That matched with such a bond like this will make a horse as amazing and beautiful horse... Not to mention smart! :) So cool to see something like this.

[@thelovelyboner]

shes so calm and talks to him like she's teaching one of her own children. beautiful.

[@Itsjulesyy]

can you imagine, lungng a horse in perfect circles around you, no lunge whip or lunge line, using only your voice. just amazing.

[@beverlywiese8544]

He is so beautiful and so willing to work and play with her. Its a joy to watch.

[@LJY08]

The trust is unbelievable, he is so calm because he totally trusts her.

[@IamKoreanHorse]

I love how they both trust each other so much... It's beautiful :')

[@poppykok5]

The physical BEAUTY of Lukas sends shivers down my spine...Mother Nature at her best........

[@sabaalam5683]

i want to talk with u

[@greenbrownblue]

I do not know even one dog that is as obedient as this horse. The lady is amazing!

[@riazghuman8698]

You are a very good teacher and Lukas knows it very well too.

[@luckykatnip350]

Incredible horse and lady! Their bond is amazing!

[@TehLynnzloo]

What I love about this is that so many people think thorough breeds are "useless" outside of racing and that when they retire they may as well be shot. Lukas proves those ppl wrong.

[@kattagoog9994]

I understand where you're coming from but most of the time they are loonitocs and one of my friends had an ex-race horse at pony camp one year and it was a nutter and by about the second day they has her on a new horse because it was just being stupid. But I guess it's how you treat them when you get them. I dunno

[@kattagoog9994]

Loonitics*

[@jodonato3040]

Magnificent horse !! So beautiful and intelligent. A joy to watch.

[@ChissysTiana]

oh my goodness... Karen!! you have SUCH talent!!! that .. no wait these videos are an absolutel PLEASURE to watch!!! thanks SO much to posting!!! BEAUTIFUL Karen. So inspiring... and its no wonder why Lukas listens to you... you have such a calming safe voice... he's beautiful... absolutely stunning! Do you think My Polish Arabian mare could do the Spanish trot?

[@Ancantenna]

I have seen so many horses do all this, so Lukas may not be THE smartest horse. ;) Still i'm very impressed by him and your work, and the wonderful harmony between you two. This what "horsemanship" should be. I hope you can enjoy many more years together!

[@geejones8841]

This is so inspirational, I wish my thoroughbred would listen to me like that!

[@shannonkelliee]

the trust and love between these to is not describable. this horse is absolutely amazing! i thought my horse and i had a great relationship, they beat us! she is an awesome trainer as well!

[@shvesther91]

you are the most worlds! patient trainer/ friend! ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ur amazing!!

[@gabil4999]

absolutley amazing, i love it how he playes fetch!

[@poptartprincess96]

World's smartest horse or just one heck of a trainer:) They are both amazing!!

[@auramarina79]

Amazing!!! I wish I knew how to train my horse without anything else but my voice. Love it!!

[@rikoshasha2212]

Huh, I expected to find Atleast fifty idiots calling this lady out saying she abuses the horse, instead I found exactly One. Awesome youtube, awesome. Faith in humanity restored. huzzah!

[@SAJ.GAMING]

onlyif she had ropes or reins......they literally dnt have any excuse here

[@rachaelhaddan6852]

Maybe because it is one o clock in the monring but I cried . . . YOU MADE ME CRY after seeing this VIDEO!!! in a wonderful way! so beautiful!!!!! I WANT to LEARN how YOU TRAIN! I REALLY DO! Tell me more about your method PLEASE!!!!!!

[@Myle2011]

Beautyful and amazing horse ;)

[@koru9780]

Some horses are smart and can be taught many tricks. However, if you want to see brilliance, look up Beautiful Jim Key. He was a person in a horse's skin.

[@watchgoose]

I had a stallion for 28 years and he would do that (sigh). I miss him so. I could put him in a circle at trot so small I could keep my fingertips on his back. He was the greatest love of my entire life on earth.

[@bigspenda666]

:D!!!!!this made me smile :D thank you

[@jasminebourke8883]

After being a race horse and now this it is amazing

[@ChissysTiana]

treats arnnt everything! lol i own a horse and sure I giver treats but its the over all feeling of accomplishment and pleasure and one ness that you and your horse has.... and trust me... your horse feels that too!! its amazing when you can get it! just the best feeling in the world...

[@CourtneyAnnReader]

This is so inspiring ! deferentially want to do this with my horse !

[@BabyScatha]

He's so gorgeous! What a joy to watch1

[@rodeoratdogs]

He's so cute!, He's like look how fancy I am mama xD!

[@EquestrianGirl35]

i love that he knickers when he rears :)

[@XxXxCamisadoxXxX]

Such a beautiful horse

[@PtLowrain]

I see an amazing bond of trust and respect.

[@doonsbury9656]

I think the title is way misleading. I have no doubt that the horse is superbly trained....but I also have no doubt that other horses could be trained to an equal level....so it is training and not intelligence. If your looking for a story about an intelligent horse, look up "The smartest horse that ever lived" and you will see the difference between training and intelligence.

[@gilliandarling9239]

lovely stuff... id love an update

[@HiLifeHawaii]

Soooo beautiful, he looks almost robotic, metallic and smart...

[@madesenholman8017]

I love horses.OMG!!😘😍

[@bikashrasaily1505]

Horse is special. But seems to me that Karen Murdock is an amazing performance horse trainer. Among the best ever.

[@theodora54321]

They are over-reach boots, which are designed to prevent possible injuries, particularly in dressage, or any discipline where the horse has to extend or change his gait. If Lukas 'over-reaches' with his back feet and hits his front hooves in a trot, for example, neither set of hooves will be damaged or bruised.

[@MaryDootel]

That is one beautiful horse

[@CowgirlzDoItBetr]

I've trained one horse to longe around me with no lead or halter. Too bad I didn't take the time to do that with mine. But her owner was very pleased and impressed.

[@pmer525]

This is love from both sides ❣️

[@Teddietonbear23]

Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️ horse 🐎 🇬🇧

[@Zimtmond233]

AMAAAAZING !!!

[@NoSoup4U2]

If that's the world's smartest horse, than I'm Einstein, flesh and blood! Lady, you give YOURSELF to much credit. He's a well trained horse. But that old gelding, is far far from the world's smartest horse! Have you ever heard of "Beautiful Jim Key"? THAT'S a smart horse! Guaranteed to be fact, given to you straight from the horse's mouth, by; GD "Winnie"! But, as always, that's just my opinion! :)))

[@FerryStyle]

this makes me smile :3

[@draytonwifecooks]

I loooovvveeee this!!!!! Tear jerker!

[@dianaward972]

One of the very few hard and fast rules oof life ; "Never turn your back on a thoroughbred "

[@ariatfatbaby]

Whoa. 3 legged pivot. Incredible!!

[@KaylaP969]

I do it with my horses all the time it is so amazing

[@SAJ.GAMING]

3:15 how the hell did she teach that.....awesome

[@watchgoose]

Canter is 3-beat, trot is 2-beat diagonal gait. Pace is 2-beat lateral gait.

[@watchgoose]

the pure pleasure and joy of working in freedom with one of the greatest of God's creatures. In harmony not opposition.

[@LegoDiva]

he is so beautiful

[@shannonsekala4895]

3:40 She's playing fetch with him! XD

[@kevinverduci7600]

I won't lie that's pretty impressive...

[@donnaarmstrong9029]

I love watching that and listening to the way she talks on such an even tone to the horse and the horse responds so well.

[@kevinverduci7600]

@@donnaarmstrong9029 you can't deny the intelligence of that horse .. I've always assumed they didn't have the mental capacity .. it's undebatable it's a smart loving animal

[@donnaarmstrong9029]

Kevin: I am 70 years old and have loved horses ever since I was a little girl. My daughter had her own horse for years and went to horse shows for years. She takes after me. I have always thought that horses were very very intelligent.

[@kevinverduci7600]

@@donnaarmstrong9029wow you must have great family memories with horses .. unfortunately I live in New Jersey and don't have experience with horses.. although I did take my daughter to Gettysburg Pennsylvania to ride horses and it was amazing

[@donnaarmstrong9029]

I ave a lot of good memories with horses. I had a wonderful friend with horses and her grand daughter and my daughter were very close and they rode together all the time and competed against each other all of the time. Unfortunately my friend passed away a few years ago but I sure have not forgotten all the good times we shared.

[@PessoaGirl4]

This is just amazing.

[@drexia28]

beautiful!! congrats!

[@ni5h4dub51996]

she could have showed him the lip thing first, and may do it very often so that he would associate the treats with that, and then moved on to other tricks leaving the most flamboyant to last, this teaches the horse that there are many ways he can get the treats and therefore will most likely choose the easiest and most familiar one to him :)

[@maggiestardust]

he's very good at listening!

[@Tillitastic]

I thought the trot was a 3-beated gait not a 2-beated gait.I think this horse is really smart but my 14.1.5 paint horse crosses his legs all the times only farther and he rubs them together even without boots on and my 15hh arab mare can stretch her neck almost to her tail on both sides and can bow. any horse can learn those tricks with patience, time, and rerwards! definetly rewards

[@sherinnovak729]

The TROT IS a two-beat diagonal gait. The CANTER is a three-beat gait (a combination of diagonal and lateral footfalls). The walk and gallop are four-beat gaits.

[@marywieland795]

WOW! That is just.......WOW!

[@astridrdb3939]

c vraiment tres beau , c est formidable ce que ce cheval peut faire sa m impressionne beaucoup !!!!!

[@bluediamondmagic]

i love your job...youre so calm...waho!

[@Spartanrecon326]

Fantastic!!!

[@captain_tick8480]

Could he spell his name. With a piece of chalk on a chalk board like Jim Key did ? Now that was a smart horse.

[@davidrossmiller8349]

And beat out 6 grade class in a spelling B.

[@captain_tick8480]

@@davidrossmiller8349 yep. Even spelled the presidents daughters name.

[@donemigholzjr.7344]

The horse "Jim Key" could do math, make change and had a 6th grade spelling ability.

[@paulacannon3452]

OMG Jim Key what a wonderful horse he was it’s all very well training a horse to do this but Jim Key was on another level .

[@RobynAlexander01]

are those overreach boots on his hind feet? doesnt really make sense since theyre to protect the heels of the forefeet from hind feet overstepping. Also, thoroughbred types are very capable of doing grand prix dressage movements like passage albeit they might not have the elevation of say Lusitanos or Andalucians or be as popular as the Warmbloods. Their relationship is amazing - so nice to see such trust. Bit concerned about that trot tho i suppose a16 year old ex-racehorse could just be stiff

[@WildHorseSpirit14]

wow hes amazing!

[@oscammed7712]

Noice! Doesn’t need a lunge rope to be trained : D

[@pmer525]

Only her voice en vingers

[@berlynnwarkentin4072]

two questions One, how did you teach him to rear on command, and Two, how did you teach him not to just rear up when ever he wanted treats?

[@LiesTalk]

oh okay, thank you for explaining that!

[@michaelireland7239]

now thats a horse,wow intelligence supreme a one in a trillion horse

[@victorias73]

im jus curious, but about how tall is he when hes standing up on his back legs?

[@tigersweets]

When she pats him she just kinda smacks him {{LIGHTLY}} instead of patting him a few times XD

[@minecraftgamer4life1]

Ok That's nice You Should Post Videos Of You Doing It All The Time

[@kischa1100]

Amazing!

[@pkupgrl1500]

How do you teach a horse to rear on command?

[@morganlee966]

i love how you can make him rear

[@cetvies-author-writer]

did you say 'je te vends'?

[@PlayingWithLukas]

@SillieShannon Shannon, take a close look - he is trying to keep his balance. Like when we stand on one leg so we won't totter. He is ALWAYS allowed to stop anything he doesn't wish to continue - that is what liberty is all about. He often does this of his own accord and I never would ask him to keep a position that would bother him.

[@LiesTalk]

Ive always wondered... what are those white things on his hooves?

[@WestCoastSi]

Does he have weights on his feet?

[@dutchnleo]

How did you get Lucas to rear like that and my horse won't go on a lung line without trying to kick you she hates going in circles.....

[@carolcoates3750]

What's with all the boots?

[@Partyhenri]

.. amazing

[@darrelltalbott4830]

Jim Key also a very, very smart. Could spell

[@darrelltalbott4830]

Jim Key; you research a 🐎.

[@davidrossmiller8349]

@@darrelltalbott4830 ye he out did a 6 th grade class in a spelling B😊

[@col2959]

He ain't no jimmy key. The horse that could tell the time and write his name! True! Very nice though.

[@dbprice100]

Don't believe everything you read about Jim Key, we have no video, he died in 1912, and at that time a lot of what promoter wrote, and the newspaper too, was pure BS. He was never examined away from his trainer either.

[@davidrossmiller8349]

@@dbprice100 thats bull he was studied buy professionals and colleagues that stated he could do everything. Including spelling some words. There are books about Jim Keys. And people of ansisters who spoke about the famous horse. To top it off SPCA had sponsored Jim. As to show kids to be kind to animals.

[@minecraftgamer4life1]

He Sure Has A Nice Coat His Coat Is Shiny

[@wildhorses1818]

Do you have an e-mail adress? how do you teach a couple of these things because I would love to try for fun ;)

[@colombo1214]

worlds best trainer lol

[@borntoride3814]

I like how she does not use a halter

[@Fishystiix]

Bell boots from the looks of it.

[@kacieolaisen5567]

3:16 oh shit :o thats amazing

[@hostagemyth]

World's smartest handler. ^_^

[@miaha.4433]

I wouldn't say smartest horse in the world. He just knows lots of tricks. He's smart but lots of horses are smart to. And it's kinda mean saying that he's the smartest horse in the world cuz thats like saying no horse is as smart as him. My horse is smart as well.

[@bipolarwolf3049]

Exactly. There are horses out there such as tommy turvey's and they do wayyyyy more than you trust in a horse. The jump rear up trick and one leg spin was very good though. It's hard to make them do that and the straight hooves in the air when rearing up.

[@miaha.4433]

Yup.

[@miaha.4433]

But no hard feelings but he'd be good as a movie horse.

[@nancy1064]

Can't tell Secrets

[@Helix1396]

Time and patience

[@liviafryer9347]

I wonder what would happen of he bread with another horse? 🐎

[@mt.moriaharts]

When she says he is the "smartest horse in the world" she means he is smarter than other horses. Meaning he can do what most horses can't do. She may be bragging a bit, but it's not like you people with horses brag about your horse a little. She dose not mean he can paint or spell his name.

[@fairybits]

We know what she meant. She meant that her horse is the only smart horse on the planet. He is not the smartest. In fact,all animals are smart.