Oops, as long as it ends well... where is the handler? Tjebbe 500, Tiede 501, Ulbrân 502 & Tymen 503

[@smellyolegoat150]

It’s so incredible that such a huge creature can literally appear to float around the ring. Friesians are spectacular.

[@ubub834]

Yes, and they should run free, without owners and hard training, with all these procedure for money. And when they are old.....shame.

[@smellyolegoat150]

ub ub Just exactly where do you think they are going to run free, and who is it you think is going to care for them. I appreciate what you're trying to say, but you are saying it without proper knowledge, reasoning, and logic to back you up. There are healthy and unhealthy human/animal relationships. In many cases, when it comes to domestic animals, it is a mutually advantageous relationship. Many of these human/animal relationships are founded on mutual love and respect. This is something so many of us animal rights activists fail to comprehend. "And when they are old," many loving and responsible owners/partners/companions, do exactly what you want to picture in your perfect world. My neighbors never sell a horse. They give them incredible care, they work with and ride them, then they retire them to live a quiet and undisturbed pastoral life. Their horses throw a fit when they leave, and become jubilant when they return. I spend over ¼ of my net income caring for my animals, and barely make it through each month. My 19 goats love me so much, that they literally fight one another for my attention. I have to wonder if people who have such all or nothing views on these symbiotic human/animal relationships are just projecting their own lack of interest in sacrificing for the common good. That said, I 100% believe we should all be fighting for the ethical and humane treatment of all animals. However, that advocacy has to reflect the reality that we all share this planet, and concessions will have to be made on all sides.

[@ubub834]

@@smellyolegoat150 I just hate earning money with the horses. They change the owners often more than twice. All the time these trainings. Dont like it.

[@smellyolegoat150]

ub ub I do understand your concerns. I have a tremendous amount of respect for the fact that you care so much. I feel that we are probably kindred spirits. I also believe that we must temper our judgements and choose our battles in order to maximize our effectiveness. I think we have to avoid thinking or implying that everyone is the same. Instead of brushing over everything with broad strokes of generalization. We have to pinpoint the specific issues at hand. You responded to my previous comment so quickly, you may not have seen my final edited version, in case you're interested enough to read it again. I think you are probably someone I would love to sit down with face to face and discuss both our shared and opposing views on such subjects. Unfortunately we're stuck with these comments that are really no substitute for real face to face communication. Again, much respect for your compassion, passion, and empathy. Take care, and keep up the good fight.

[@ubub834]

@@smellyolegoat150 Thank you for your kindness. I just hate everything that has to do with with horses, trainings for winning anything. Its sport. Never saw so many unhappy things about it. Dance horses all over the world. They have often more than 3 owners, not cause of love, only for winning and money. Its sad, no fun. If the people like watching the win ning shows they sbould learn to train themself for any kind of art. When the horse is old and useless, the owner says goodby...Thats the case.

[@paardstaart2182]

I love how everyone is like cheering and clapping but as soon as the horse got loose everyone went quiet to not upset him, and the commentator just very calmly went 'Ladies and gentlemen there are a lot of horses please be calm and quiet and then nothing bad will happen' and everyone listened. Beautiful horses too!

[@ReibahDarling]

Thanks for the translation! ( just watching some old videos)

[@melissawarfield]

Watched on (11/12/22). Thank you for the translation. Living in the U.S. when the judge/commentator is asking the crowd to be quiet, they never are. But somehow the horses never hurt themselves.

[@merk9569]

I didn’t even realize that the crowd went quiet. I appreciate your explaining what was happening. In the US, the reaction of the crowd would most likely be applause and laughter, not realizing the seriousness of the situation. I think this from having watched many dog shows. 😊

[@OrangeTabbyCat]

I think this is horrible for the horses. people didn’t go quiet, some where even whistling and screaming when that one horse got lose. It’s a ridiculous thing that humans want but the horses surely not, just like a circus or cat and dog shows.

[@nebbindog6126]

It is funny that the handlers have to be track stars to show a horse! The stallions are beautiful.

[@knittingknut]

Unlike dog shows where all the handlers are overweight and frumpy.

[@nikkid4890]

I'm screaming with laughter too, and how fit and fast they need to be. It's a job I wouldn't be able to do, for sure! 🤭

[@lisabek72]

Yes and the horse is on the inside...very hard to keep up with that

[@crowznest438]

@@lisabek72 Thinking that, too, with the handlers on the outside of the turn.

[@dianemason9092]

Omg you comment has me laighing so much. Its so true I was thinking as I was watching geez you need to be a fast runner, I would have tripped arse up hahaha

[@backgroundcharacter2615]

Did he hurt anyone? No. Did he do well? Yes Did he go back to the handler without a fight? Yes. What a good horse.

[@ubub834]

Is that all you see? Look again, what do you see? Is a horse just a thing? Does it like it? Does it neck hurt? Is that nature? Is it happy and beeing loved? Does it do all this with free will? You dont see this? Learn seeing really by using Your eyes and the brain.

[@spcrri4796]

@@ubub834 These are absolutely stunning animals but to force them to look in a certain direction or to hold their posture a certain way or to walk a certain way because it makes them look "proper" is not right. Same with dog shows or any other animal "sport" humans use for their own gain. I get wanting to show off an animal because they're gorgeous but this is not natural. These animals are not objects to be shown off like a trophy. So I get what you mean. At least I think I do.

[@phylliswright3538]

@@ubub834 this person's name is legit izuku midoriya ... they are a weeb not an equestrian?

[@johanna7096]

@@spcrri4796 they do it for a few minutes. Thats not abuse or anything

[@johanna7096]

@@spcrri4796 I think the very loud music is more of a problem

[@Heather6971]

Thank you for sharing these powerful Friesian stallions with us, Yvonne.🐎 Missing you and praying for your soon return to those you love. 🙏💞💗

[@carmenandreea]

I just love it that the runaway horse finally goes to the lady in the audience and surrenders, looking for guidance. ❤❤❤ I understand why she is so happy.

[@ScarsFromTomorrow1]

Best reaction I've seen to a loose horse in an event like that tbh. They didn't swarm the horse and everyone stayed (mostly) quiet. Usually everyone on the ground swarms and tries to catch the horse while it's moving, the crowd starts screaming, and the whole thing is a disaster. Props to these guys.

[@deborahharvey6017]

Their grace and beauty always brings tears to my eyes. Perfection in motion.

[@visse264]

Yes, they are like fairy tale horses. So beautiful. I can see where you’re coming from.

[@caralynhale3757]

Oh my GOSH !!!!! That was incredible .......... They are all stunning, and the guys running and showing these horses do a pretty awesome job !! Many thanks to them.

[@carolmiller5713]

I love how the lady in the audience attracted the stallion to her so she caught the lead! ❤️

[@jillking5876]

Tymen was definitely handsome, but Tjebbe looked like he was having a fantastic time playing keep-away from the handlers! Get well soon, Yvonne! We miss you and we are all thinking of you! Hi from Mountlake Terrace, WA, USA. Just watching this one again. It's so hard to believe how beautiful these stallions are. They all look like they are floating when they are trotting. Amazing! And of course, it was a lady that the horse came to when they caught him. He really looked like he was enjoying himself. I am very impressed that no one got hurt when he got loose. Well done, handlers! And well done to the lady in the stands. Goedzo!

[@karenkernell9405]

I used to live in MLT, til I bought a house in Lynnwood. We’re neighbors! 😅

[@tramarherrera6685]

The horse was thinking." I don't need a man to run next to me, they are here to see me."🥰

[@ubub834]

No, it was not so. It thought, what they want from me, I get panic, where iy the way out and asked the woman can you help me out? Wrong trust, theyve paid for watching...nightmare goes on, as long I live.

[@Carla-my6rc]

Lol 😂

[@Carla-my6rc]

@@ubub834 joking 🙄🙄

[@ubub834]

@@Carla-my6rc ...it doesnt look so....its serious.

[@Carla-my6rc]

@@ubub834 for god sake she is just having a joke like it’s nice to be happy 🙄

[@gitti-636]

Support for Yvonne, joy for me watching these weightless hooves moving. 😍

[@wilma2317]

The horses are amazing. But I'm also impressed by the huge strides of the handlers to keep up with that floating trot and canter

[@ironworkerfxr7105]

Ya, Thank God I only have to run the trot about 100' in both directions for confirmation class... 😉

[@mapleext]

Right - they all look amazing to me - but the poor handlers - it seems so stressful to keep up with and run close to such a big strong horse!😅

[@heatherwendt7911]

​@@mapleextI think running alongside the horses is scarier than being on them,. sometimes. Obviously, the horse falling and injuring Yvonne shows the dangers of riding a horse. But, at least you can't trip over your own feet and fall under them when riding. Thankfully, Yvonne is recovering well, though she has lingering issues from her injuries.

[@samsmom1491]

I never tire of looking at the Venus of the horse breeds. Poetry in motion. Liquid beauty.

[@ghggp1]

Heck, he just wanted to show off! Like was saying... I should have gotten first place!

[@sharonmullins1957]

He was looking for his girlfriend in the audience. LOL.

[@ubub834]

No, but where is the way out.

[@Karen-nc3gq]

What a wonderful ride! I am disabled after a series of accidents(not horse-related) and will never be able to ride again - but with you, Yvonne and your videos, I can! Thank you so much. Like you, sometimes i feel things are going backwards but, really there has been good improvement. Thank you again!

[@CatherineS777]

The stallions are gorgeous ! Thank you for the video. 🙏✝️🕊.

[@shirleyW1073]

Nice to see the horses who sired "our" foals!😄👍

[@frightbat208]

I love how that front foot floats for a moment before it lands.

[@georgiapines7906]

It was lovely seeing the sires of Lieke, Lina, and the new foal of Reintje. Thank you for sharing. These stallions are magnificent. I did notice that the loose stallion went to a lady.😉😊❤

[@sharonmullins1957]

Me too. Hahaha

[@wolflupin5]

i noticed to. maybe its his owner or he just love the lady's.

[@leahryan5560]

You forgot Jonah Rein. Ulbran is his father.

[@sybilmcpherson2240]

Were people yelling "ole!" When he charged the handlers??? lol!

[@ubub834]

Never ever lovely to watch. Its heartbreaking.

[@shirleyW1073]

So nice to keep crossing paths with others rewatching for Yvonne!

[@aprils6589]

I agree. 💙💙💙

[@gitti-636]

The same goes for me! 👍💝

[@debbiethomas3687]

What stunningly beautiful horses, and that fabulous, floating extended trot they all have. A pleasure to watch.

[@AngelA-wf1sg]

I didn't know a horse could be that beautiful! They are absolutely stunning💗

[@lameesahmad9166]

Truly God's Noble Creatures. When I saw their faultless steps it brought a tear to my eye. They are beautiful and majestic.

[@shendaraalshedir1933]

Animals always make me cry too- Animal rescue, sad or happy, l cry; seeing an Animal be born brings me to my knees! Beauty, majesty, resilience, strength, purity of heart & soul-- that's all Animals to me, wild, domestic, big or small. *Every* life matters. At least we are crying for something truly wonderous!! 👍🐾🌈🇨🇦☘️⚜️

[@melissawarfield]

Watched 11/12/22. Very happy there was not an accident that occurred. The crowd was well behaved and the Friesian was caught. Super beautiful Friesians!

[@JesusChrist-em7iy]

How the hell does a person able to catch up with a cantering horse? I would legit get dragged on the trot.

[@katiejaneh8562]

Dude wtf are you doing here, the world's ending

[@FallenAngel-jm9nq]

Xd

[@ingrid3464]

Acid Ice i’m

[@lunaphoenix5207]

You tell me jesus, you tell me But it could be like a slow canter and a fast person?

[@oversaltedsoup]

Its not that hard

[@greensteelusallc7862]

These are one beautiful set of horses beautiful showman craftsmanship and this was one be the star of the show. I hope he won the prize

[@ciaragrey5523]

He wanted to greet his fans! And show off. Gorgeous horse!

[@angelaainsworth1715]

Lolol...that Friesian can show himself and ran straight to the lady, who is probably the owner.

[@rachelg6035]

Lol he's like "ugh you're just holding me back, let ME do it"

[@LeidolfLady]

Younger generation of stallions, they are stunning!

[@judyjudyjudy9593]

Just magnificent!!! When they reach this level, one is as grand as the other!!!! It is hard to take my eyes off!!! Thank you for showing me/us. There is no other way I would be able to witness this grand event!!!! hugs, Judie

[@ginaevans3058]

Those horses are exquisite! Their owners are extremely lucky! It's such a pleasure to watch them! ♥️👏♥️👏♥️👏♥️👏♥️👏♥️👏♥️

[@InFireTruk]

Wow! So magnificent! The stallions are stunning horses!! I could watch them all day long! Thanks for sharing....it's such a joy to see these beautiful animals! Something I'll never get tired of!! Hugs!

[@feralbluee]

god! those horses are sooo beautiful. it’s amazing how the trainer and the horse run in unison. also, i’ve noticed that handlers always remain so calm - like the guys rounding up the last one. it’s really important. Cesar also is always totally calm. best way to be with horses or any situation really. 🐴🐎

[@darlenefraser3022]

These horses are just gorgeous. It’s like they just float along.

[@karentaylor414]

Stallion shows are the best 💕

[@cookiedupuis]

A little burst of freedom! These stallions are stunning and watching them is so exhilarating! Thank you❤️

[@veritasreigns]

Beautiful stallions. I was worried he might stand on his lead rope and hurt himself, but fortunately nothing went wrong.

[@lovin5labs]

Heck, the handler has to be fit to keep up with the stallions! Love their regal movements no matter the pace! Fresians are such gorgeous horses!

[@shirlepps4636]

That horse loves to run. What a beautiful sport!

[@jeanettewaverly2590]

He looked like he enjoyed every moment of his freedom.

[@leeleigh53phillips55]

Omg! 503’s pacing was pure beauty! All were gorgeous but that was special!

[@gitti-636]

Always worth rewatching. 😊

[@dawnbellerive4717]

I wonder how many handlers get their feet stepped on?

[@glenicecrease5115]

Dawn Bellerive - or end up in hospital, with major broken bones.

[@kiddfaith4397]

Dawn Bellerive One thing I learned was that, when leading a horse while standing between it and the wall, they’re more likely to step on you if you look at the wall. This is because they follow your eye movements as a reference to where you’re going, and you can get pretty squished between horse shoulder and wall if you’re not careful, Lol. I’ve been stepped on by a few horses, and once you become more aware of the space the horse takes up while you’re leading, it just kinda stops happening. Getting stepped on tends to be something beginners experience, and especially getting kicked. You get taught to avoid the triggers, and there are strict stable rules for avoiding getting stepped on, kicked or bitten. You’re also more likely to break something while riding, and thankfully my falls in my early riding days were saved by my ability to tuck & roll. I can’t say I ever worked with a stallion, though; only mares and geldings.

[@susanedwards4581]

None, if the horse likes them and they like the horse. Horses are not likely to step on people.

[@OneCaliforniaAngel]

@@susanedwards4581 I agree. Horses take cues from a person's state of being...calm or panicked as well as liking each other and mutual trust. Someone at the stable I used got their stallion so worked up that the he was nearly destroying himself and the stall. They were talking about putting him down because they couldn't get him to calm down enough to ride...they thought he was crazy. (This particular situation was a perfect example of how wealthy doesn't equal intelligent.) Worried for the horse and in an effort to save him, I asked to ride him to which they agreed...if I could (they scoffed and rolled their eyes). To make sure they had no doubt that the horse was not the problem, I calmly took his saddle and halter off, climbed onto him bareback, and rode him around the meadow totally calm. He obeyed every command with ease. They just stood with their friends and stared with their mouths hanging open. I felt so bad for the horses that were owned by this person who didn't get horses at all. Horses are much smarter than some people give them credit for. I think trust between the horse and the handler makes a big difference for staying safe around a horse, especially a stallion.

[@andreanikcole6449]

@@susanedwards4581 doesn't matter if they like you. Lol accidents happen. And regardless if the horse "likes" you it can still happen. That is literally the dumbest thing I've read in awhile.

[@armynurseshark]

Rewatching for Yvonne 💙🕉👑💫

[@karentaylor414]

💗💯💗 Thank you for these Beautiful Vlogs 🤗

[@victoriae.2371]

They are so beautiful that it brings tears.

[@birgitbrocke2319]

I love the high action of Tjebbe 500 's gait when he trots 🤩🤩🤩

[@virtualselfie6899]

California is now on 2 months of lockdown, so I'm watching these great Friesian Horse videos a second time. I think I'll be going to the grocery store a lot in order to get some fresh air. Many blessings to Europe!

[@jacquelinevanderkooij4301]

Stay possitif, stay safe. And yes we have beautiful horses.

[@christinestill5002]

I think a Friesian is the most beautiful animal on earth & Ive watched animal films for 60 yrs. Breathtaking. Seeing one in person is on my “bucket list”!

[@artemis754]

@Legend of the Blue Macerator same my stable had a friesian (live in the Netherlands btw) and had to walk one. It was super gentle.

[@lindsayschilling8707]

Me too! They are magnificent creatures❣

[@lisajoyaslanis]

Sure hope you make that item on your list... Me too! Lisa 🇦🇺🐨🌏🐎🌷👍

[@cheriet1063]

Magnificent and beautiful 🤩 🖤🧡🖤

[@Katya-zj7ni]

Poetry in motion watching these beautiful horses❤️

[@tippy7831]

These are the most beautiful horses I've ever seen!!

[@joannahaas5892]

Groomed to perfection, these stallions are stunning!

[@glenicecrease5115]

Absolutely the most beautiful video ever. So good to see your babies dads. The way they move !!!

[@lorismith7790]

So beautiful! 💙

[@MsSweetpea1958]

Oh, I cannot wait to see the foals! The stallions are stunning!

[@carmenarenas7820]

Bellezas!! From Perú, Southamerica.

[@armynurseshark]

Beauties all- just like our Yvonne!! Love to you and your little family.

[@shasha738]

Stallions, magical! A show event I had my part Arabian mare at, a stallion got loose and scared my mare which then got loose, the stallion chased her through the showgrounds, myself and many others in hot pursuit, some people caught them, I was so upset and exhausted, I kept throwing up, I was only 15 years old at that time. Luckily the 2 horses and everyone else was ok. Thank you, Friesian stallions are magnificent ❣️

[@raejeanmcdonald3813]

So many magnificent stallions! Tymen was very impressive, I'm glad he won 🥰🥰🥰

[@markypolo55]

WOW! That horse is absolutely BEAUTIFUL!

[@carolyndodane8583]

SO EXCITING!!!!!

[@cathc3984]

As long as it ends well !

[@wolflupin5]

how beautifull it is when the stallion go's for the woman. well every man wants to catch him, so a woman gets him. ironic, but beautyfull.

[@ubub834]

It were looking for way out. Asked the woman, can you help me please. Wrong trust....poor beautiful horse.

[@lemonkerr9932]

@@ubub834 nahh the woman was likely the handler or owner

[@donnacsuti4980]

Yes i also think the woman was probably the ownet or trainer (a known friend).

[@pameladowe5330]

Most devine horses, they float past with such grace!

[@elisabetejardim9446]

Beautiful horses, they seem to float when they trot!

[@pfridell8424]

Breathtaking!

[@basedimperialism]

Every Frisian alive knows they're gorgeous, and they love to show it off!

[@ReibahDarling]

I love this video. They help make wonderful foals!

[@elainebernier]

Friesians are so outstanding in beauty and grace they almost seem unreal.

[@carolmiller5713]

And also sturdy. They have muscle, substance & majesty - like horses in the old paintings.

[@visse264]

@@carolmiller5713 It’s an ancient horse breed. Knights used them as war horses in the middle ages but it’s more like a fairy tale horse, so beautiful.

[@heytam7162]

He just wanted to put on a little show of his own , I don’t need the huuuman I got this! ❤️

[@shasha738]

Love you Yvonne ❣️ I'm hanging around waiting for your return, 4 years as a subscriber of your fantastic channel is not long enough 🤗 That horrendous accident will not stop you, you have much strength and passion, a wonderful husband, beautiful sons, family, friends, team Stal G, many many animals and thousands of subscribers also waiting for your inevitable return. Everything, absolutely everything is taken care of while you are in rehabilitation, so you can concentrate on you lovely lady. I really miss you Yvonne 🥰

[@margfr]

Friesian Horses are so stunningly beautiful!!

[@ricardathomason5485]

Such gorgeous animals

[@Pipsterz]

So beautiful. This breed makes me smile just watching them. Thank you FH!

[@viktoriavalyi1900]

The lady who got him was really funny 😅

[@kellylucyglostott918]

In America, the spectator who catches the fly ball at the baseball game gets special attention. In Friesland, it's the spectator who catches the loose horse who gets the attention. 🙂

[@andreawaterstreet3901]

It surprises me not at all the the Friesland Dutch people can fill a whole arena full of spectators at a horse judging event that doesn’t even include any riding. The Friesians are quite proud of their famous horse breeding heritage. The quiet pride that so many European cultures have for their long, long traditions is very admirable.

[@kathleenmccrory9883]

Magnificent horses, that don't seem all that tame. I like the show of spirit.

[@katiekane5247]

Memories of my youth, State Fairs with Saddlebreds, back when I could keep up with fine horses! Some beautiful stallions here.

[@Lilo-rw4hf]

Magnificent horses. It's a pleasure watching them.💫

[@barbarajustice9499]

He was having a ball lol he still looked beautiful and graceful

[@Wenchework]

He wanted to show off without anyone holding him and he did it in perfect steps😊👍

[@courtneyhowe8832]

Me trying to handle my 4 year old toddler when he’s Hangry. 😂sorry couldn’t help myself.

[@valeriesmith1654]

OMG Freisan horses would have to be one of the most, beautiful, well bred horses in the world. Freisan breeders all over the world have done an excellent job.

[@LizErickson-t3c]

When Queen Uniek entered the pasture with Reintje and Yfke, she shared a sweet message with the wee one, "when I am gone, be sure to look after our one and only Yvonne." Yfke obeyed The Queens order ❤❤❤❤ Do fairytales play out in real time???

[@MrAcrobot]

Tymen 503 looks legendary

[@aprils6589]

What a show off!! Of course he has alot to show off. He was just running free and having fun. No temperamental behavior or attitude. He could have easily kick out at the handlers coming up behind him. 🙃💙😉💙🤗

[@SEW_B]

How could a winner be chosen? All these horses are excellent examples of the breed. All so beautiful! As for the horse getting loose from handler, he's just letting everyone know he can do it all ... all by himself!

[@territn8871]

I loved that!!!👍The feisty one decided he could do his own show!!!!! (He was my favorite too!)

[@beckyberginski8908]

Rewatch. Beautiful stallions

[@gitti-636]

Impressive! 👌👍

[@saralackey8895]

Proof positive that horses have a mind of their own! 😁

[@GALLEN-vf7uy]

Lady in the stands needs to take a bow ! Great job

[@mitoguitarman]

They are all so gorgeous.

[@anjou6497]

One thing we know about horses is their unpredictibility (spelling? )...so its always a relief when there are sensible handlers or others around. 👍🌈💖

[@kathyflorcruz552]

I saw a red Freisan running around an arena in America putting on ALL the moves & quite the show quite magnificently all by HIMSELF recently. I too wondered where the man was - but - he didn't seem to need anyone out there with him!! Gorgeous!!