N.132 BENJHY - Paris 2018 - Senior Stallions (Class CM 6A)

Arabian Horse World Championship 2018 - PARIS - Senior Stallions (Class CM 6A)

[@southernlady8809]

My grandfather and uncle had large cattle ranches, and my grandparents had 18 horses on theirs. I spent all my summers and holidays with them. My favorite was a white Arabian Bapop received in a trade. I would have never treated him like this trainer in the video. He was my favorite. Bapop said he was too fancy for a ranch horse, but let me keep him and he was a good cattle horse. His high spirit could be challenging if something startled him, but there was mutual respect. I never whipped or spurred him. (abusive devices). After gaining his trust he would always respond without a halter. I could call him from the pasture and he would run to me and rear up and follow me to the barn. I loved his spirit! I was gentle, patient, and won his mind first and we bonded. It was like we read each other's minds. Special beautiful animals! He passed many years ago, but I was so honored to have him in my life. Fortunate to have a grandfather who retired his horses to large pastures to live out their days. 🐎😍

[@HeyThereSarah]

Do they always have to rip on their faces 🤦🏻‍♀️ and I may be no expert, but she did not show him very well.

[@sulcataqueen5461]

Heythere Sarah she is not supposed to handle him that way. Especially with that tightening chain under his chin. 😥

[@jaylanekennedy6773]

Heythere Sarah no. i own an arabian and the worst thing you can do is yank on their faces repeatedly. arabians are very delicate and take special handling, the require soft and gentle hands

[@KumiKotara]

@@jaylanekennedy6773 ummmm yeah. AnY horse should be handled with 'gentle hands' .. not just arabians genius

[@heathergallagher5340]

For a person that has Arabians, let me tell you. . . This is not how we should be showing our horses. The striking is a dangerous behavior to teach and the handler can really get injured. After all these horses were meant to be calm in a tent when you went to bed in the Sahara, not try to kick your face off.

[@riley-xq6fc]

Such a beautiful horse. He deserves something much better :(

[@h.a.harris7423]

After I watch this I have to go look at something like the Royal Irish Draft Society presenting their stallions in hand. All of them looking and behaving like normal, happy, confident gentleman. I dislike this type of show-biz display, it's unseemly to the dignity of the horse.

[@sherrylowe8819]

That are so beautiful 😊

[@ileana823100]

That is neither a relaxed leading nor a relaxed horse,that horse is so agigated that it would attack her . And her handling him is downright bad, you do not constantly rip on the leading line. That's what makes him so agitated that and from her body language she is scared

[@mariodiablo1414]

I’m sorry but this is not right

[@jorgfischer174]

I agree! The horse is really temeramented!! And it's scared! Sge can't handle it!!! This is not right!! I worry about this poor horse...

[@sarah-fz9wp]

No hate, but why? I just want to know

[@user-tf2ow1hq5q]

@@sarah-fz9wp The horse is completely 'on fire', nervous and even scared. Unfortunately that is how these shows work. On top of that, the handler is doing an exceptionally bad job.

[@sarah-fz9wp]

@@user-tf2ow1hq5q poor animal :(

[@elainewall6530]

That horse is not happy and I don't blame him

[@AA-nx8ki]

Yeah because we know only White people are "real humans"

[@elainewall6530]

@@AA-nx8ki don't know what you mean. I'm not criticising the handler, just saying that the horse didn't seem happy. Tail swishing, ears back etc

[@AA-nx8ki]

@@elainewall6530 Yes the black horse wasn't to your liking better get you a white horse next time.

[@elainewall6530]

@@AA-nx8ki still think you are way off mark, don't mind what colour the horse is. By the way, white horses are called grey unless they are Lippenzaners

[@AA-nx8ki]

@@elainewall6530 Yeah because the white colour is only for white people heaven forbid if animals could be white like people right? Well I've seen animals and horses whiter than you. But you don't have a problem calling black horses black.

[@caitlyn3954]

This horse is beautiful and deserves better this girl Handling him didn't know much as she kept yanking on his face instead of trying to calm him down

[@anaskye2694]

Arabian stallions can be temperamental and hot headed, but with the right handling they can also be responsive and respectful. This horse was panicked, and the way the handler dealt with it was not ok.

[@redpill5124]

احسن بشر إنسان عربي وكذلك خيول أكثر دليل

[@Usernam744]

Arabian Horses is number 1

[@lkmorgan1959]

Who decided the best way to show these horses is to have them dart around like that and then yank on them ? Jesus, if you let him relax he might show even better. This is not horsemanship!

[@KumiKotara]

probably so-called 'men' that have something to make up for

[@sylverschannel7656]

What is she actually doing?! that horse is beautiful just taking he abuse poor thing horses need to have a voice humans cause horses to react and there’s so many signs we don’t see before they decide enough that horse has great potential x

[@stacyhaynes4832]

The most incredible of all Gods animals. I think they have the horse trained to look right at the judges as they run past them. I have owned a few of my own horses who were so precious to me that it makes me wince when I see the Arabian horses with their necks outstretched and the whip in the trainers hand right by the horse’s muzzle and they seem to jerk the chain which looks like the horse is afraid of getting whipped . I apologize to anyone who takes offense by my saying this. I think I just don’t understand the training that goes into showing the stunning features of this most amazing of all beasts, the Arabian horse. So perfect are they, that the purity of their blood improves any breed. This creature takes my breath away! Thank you for your video

[@marialouizatherianou6026]

Serenity, Synchronization,Balance♥️♥️

[@joseycuster6955]

First how about you quit yanking on that beautiful head. And then take some time to let him chill. He's is straight up scared.

[@peggyblue51]

I don't understand this kind of training. I think that owners are imposing on horses unnatural so uncomfortable shape of neck. Horses look like they are confused about what to do. Not confident. In real life arabian horses don't look like OMG, but like nice, normal horses.

[@riley-xq6fc]

Klara Raptusiewiczówna I agree. But isn’t that just a difference between other horses and Arabian horses?? Their necks are like that sometimes.

[@johnjohn741]

The horse never forgets how you treat it. Practice doesn't make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect. This girl shouldn't be showing horses she should be showing houses

[@tatianaalexeeva3054]

Красавец😍😍😍😍😍

[@tanyahristoforova9702]

I love you so much abians horses!❤💋🐴🐎

[@redpill5124]

حصان عربي أصيل 💪

[@selenepetrini9242]

BEATIFUL

[@mahmoud_muslih_alkurdi]

How can i breed that horse?!

[@missg3188]

She didnt seem like she understands horsemanship and i would have said judging by the horses behaviour that she most likely has a heavier hand with him than she needs to

[@Faisal-tc4ih]

Because it’s an Arabian horse it doesn’t listen

[@praiseworthy]

👌🏽Amazing Horse 💪🏽

[@Cathy24601]

Arabians are hot blooded and these are all stallions so some spirited-ness is normal, also they train them to behave this way in show I’m sure, however this one I’m not so sure about, handler does seem rather intense.

[@BelAegyptiacus]

Name is music?

[@lorrainedennis1042]

This is a lesson on how to take a beautiful creature and completely **** it up. Shame on you young woman for your lack of kindness

[@finnianheart]

this stallion looks terrified... stallion + scared is never a good combination. someone is going to get killed, not to mention this is cruel to the horse

[@dankeanke3753]

Whoa, she was very nervous. You could see how she was shaking sometimes and clearly the stallion got scared, too, what made her even more nervous. I can imagine, that it is pretty hard to handle such a horse and i would have never been able to handle him.

[@myadavis5622]

It's not that she can't handle him but she's spoking him and yanking on his face so.....

[@lauraharmour]

everything is the whip and yankinh

[@handacao9395]

How they are judged? How spooky and pushy those stallions are?

[@Benatural996]

Nam kya he horse Ka konsi jati Ka he.

[@Cuban00]

What is her name.is she popular at that sport.

[@lisakelly7838]

Horse looks terrified

[@lydiawaffleman1497]

Love the music.... Horse is Stunning...

[@nebulabunny8633]

Shame on the handler yanking on the horse's face

[@lyratrova4843]

😍😍😍Dreamhorse

[@heo5124]

I hate that people use halters with chains >.< I understand kinda.. but still. That horse obviously is scared, at first I was like "Holy cow, a lil more training needed huh?" then I read it was stallion and I was like "Oh ok makes more sense but still like.." I wish she didn't yank on him so much >.>

[@natashacloutier3285]

I would wet rather watch Freesian Stallon stallions then this any day that week

[@zhr4121]

Lea vicens sister?

[@Ladypurr]

This is what Arabian halter has become. Beautiful, isn't it? The woman is more interested in how she is posing than in how she's presenting the horse. If you want a glimpse of what "not" to do, just watch this video.

[@moviepotter]

She has that whip in her hands and the horse is scared of it. She is a terrible handler.

[@sherrylowe8819]

Why do there trainers want them to jerk their head around?

[@klarapasztor4871]

Needless yanking and the horse is scared so badly, it is hyperventilating, I have a stallion and he can be led around just a rope around his neck. This handler is pretty much just scared of this horse.

[@maddysgshjcgk6467]

No personal experience on Arabian showing but I do showman ship and we don’t do anything that abusive we even use bridals 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@achourdaif5097]

مشاء الله علي الخيل العربي ألأصيل لي ثلاثة خيول،، وتنقصني فتات كهاذي،، تركب معيا الخيل وتروضه،،، يا الله

[@user-uf7xd6hb7g]

سحيمان جهيمان

[@softieklacztrakenska7444]

The hors is ANGRY??

[@kalpeshborkar5439]

Really beautiful

[@nebulabunny8633]

The abuse isn't beautiful honey. The horse is agitated and stressed because of the woman's handling. She yanks on his face and makes him do very unnatural and quick movements

[@asusta2346]

Красавец… .handsome👍👍👍👍

[@angelgirl7473]

I think that stallion needs someone who knows what they are doing to handle him. She’s going to get hurt or killed one of these days, gotta be very careful around stallions He is very beautiful though

[@littlemissredneck]

That horse was absolutely terrified of everything stupid people ruin good horses she didn't show him well what so ever yanked him around like a rag doll and everytime she held that wip up he acted like she was gonna beat him and flinched and threw his head back I hate people who abuse there horses and get away with it this isn't beautiful this is down right ugly .

[@cinnimonandnoah98]

I really hate halter. Being in the Arab show world myself I have to say it’s just disgusting. All headshy nervous wrecks. I’ve seen very few handlers I respected. Poor horse getting popped in the face constantly and on top of it poor manners and lack of respect arise from the horses. I’ve only worked with a few ex halter horses and they were explosive. It takes a long time to calm them down and show them they don’t have to be anxious all the time. Bad handling like this is why Arabs get labeled as hot and crazy.

[@barbaralucero2772]

I don't like the way the handler is jerking on his head!

[@lupisdraconis2326]

Thats not how you train a horse.You must get it to trust you and form a bond😰

[@nerrrrrrrrr]

Horse doesn’t move well at all. A lot of pratting around and winding the horse up to hide the fact he is rather ordinary in his movement

[@josephmarino4069]

😭😭

[@annetteunsworthqhht]

The handler needs a punch in the face!

[@user-od6ke7mq7d]

يعني الله يرظاها لو محمد ص. الخيل العربي الاصيل عند الاجانب ليش 💔💔

[@0030ze]

ali ahmed الجزيرة العربية مازال فيها أكثر من 50 ألف رأس من الخيل العربي الأصيل

[@carollyle204]

I honestly think the way some of these Arabians are treated is abuse. The snapping on there face is totally out of line. She is to aggressive to be showing this breed.

[@lisagay7271]

So beautiful so sweet great video I love, your,beautiful, sweet,horce. So.much, you,both,did,a.outstanding performance,,just.took.my.breath.away, so,beautiful, alslme,video 😁😎😁😄😉🙄💙💙😘

[@nebulabunny8633]

Ew no. The horse is agitated and the handler is just making it worse by yanking on his face

[@onlyme9502]

See his sweaty face?

[@lkmorgan1959]

They cover their muzzle/ face with baby oil or something to accentuate. It is over the top IMO.

[@katiaamacher8021]

Cheval épilé , vaseline à profusion sur la tête et ... on parle de cette bonne femme qui lui fou des coups de chaîne 😡

[@natielesantosdesouza5593]

😵

[@abdelrm848]

Nooo😫

[@TheFen2009]

I dread to think of how these poor arabs are treated at home, it's bad enough watching them showing, with the yanking , and poor showing, terrible

[@Cathy24601]

They don’t act like this all the time. They train them to pose and act like this for shows because that shows off the points of their conformation that the judges are looking for. I would agree this handler seems aggressive. But they show them this way in order to show off the arched necks and the contour of their face, gate, etc. They don’t treat them this way all the time and if you know they history of the breed you would understand that some of this behavior is normal. The horses are meant to be swift and light, that’s why they show them that way to show those things. In order for the breed to continue the best horses have to be selected for breeding and this is part of that. I would think this handler is too aggressive. But they also aren’t being tortured just because they aren’t standing around like a quarter horse.

[@mohamedabuzer7201]

حصان عربي

[@user-ly4qd7yz2q]

حرامات هاي الخيول العربيه هيج بل دول الاوربيه

[@Rdr2gt6]

اغلب الخيول هذي مملوكه لعربي بس هي موجوده عن الأجانب لرعايه افضل وكذا

[@JennyMG1992]

Poor horse

[@gameofcrones3141]

wow....you all must be experienced stallion handlers. I can day after 20+ years handling stallions of multiple breeds and showing in large shows, there is not one second of fear in that stallion. hes excited, yes, is she jerking him to the point its hurting him? not at all. if he were afraid she would have NEVER gotten him to stand to park out for inspection. maybe you've never seen an Arab stallion class. he was doing exactly what they want to see. animation. action. hes not a damned quarter horse. y'all need to stop being armchair quarterbacks.

[@madisonb8151]

He literally struck at her at 0:11 , thats not excitement thats aggression/defensive :/ not animated.

[@gameofcrones3141]

@@madisonb8151 again....have you handled stallions? that is super common when they're excited, especially if this is a 2 or 3 year old.

[@shaikmustan3002]

Ma shaa allha what a beauty

[@pon1952leod]

😣😣😣🙈

[@innashevchenko3092]

😒

[@robkaya64]

Povero cavallino...

[@YUE3899]

I wish I was as good as her in leading horses. Ponies would't be able to trow me in spiky bushes anymore.

[@hiimjustanotherkidlivingmy8392]

She actually isnt good in it if you look in the horses eyes you can see he’s scared

[@YUE3899]

@@hiimjustanotherkidlivingmy8392 do you think he could have done the same performance in a calm state? Waybe with loads of training, but you really need to be from a differenti level. We don't know anything about the video but from what I see the horse reacted to her body and not the rope and to me its a quality I envy when handling exited/scarred studs.

[@ileana823100]

She isn't good at all, that's not how you handle a horse

[@YUE3899]

@@ileana823100 an horse or a scarred horse?

[@ileana823100]

@@YUE3899 both. , especially if a horse is scared or aggressive you have to stay calm , and her body language does tell the horse she isn't calm. Look at the horse after this horse and you see a difference.

[@rodrigoandrei50]

Fantastico!!!!!

[@stellamari1941]

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@adventureswithmynavyseal5270]

Too bad she couldn’t get him to show well

[@pandoramoore3794]

Horrible handler. The horse is beautifull it doesnr need to be handled this way. Makes the whole experience ugly to watch.

[@brn779]

Mal presentado el caballo

[@Christina-zc3cp]

Schlimm

[@josem.kempokempo3075]

Lo único que veo, es un caballo escasamente domado, la presentadora se las ve y desea para poderlo dominar, los caballos hay que llevarlos a las presentaciones bien domados y no de esta forma tan deplorable, poniendo en peligro a la presentadora.

[@nebulabunny8633]

En realidad lo que sucede acá es algo diferente. El caballo está bien, lo que sucede es que la entrenadora está siendo demasiado brusca y está tirando de una manera excesiva del cabestro del caballo como una forma de "castigo", lo cual estresa y agita al caballo, el cual está tenso y rígido

[@Mikhail_V_V]

Bro...this shit right here is so fucked up, LEAVE THE HORSW ALONE

[@antjepackheiser2367]

Kann der mal einer das Pferd wegnehmen. Grauenhaft was die da tut

[@manuelalopez8380]

That is horrible. Cruel

[@alphagirl547]

Super bad handler 😡

[@zarra33331]

Terrible🤢🤮

[@metjennifer5468]

Horrible