Put stinky, sticky stuff back into Saly's mane. After they are braided. Friesian horses.

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Put stinky, sticky stuff back into Saly's mane. After they are braided. Friesian horses.
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[@raraavis7782]

It's so funny how the foals will immediately go for a drink, once they're reunited with the mare - even if it was a really short separation. It's like they can't relax, until they made sure, the milk fountain is still running 😄

[@sherrywebber4013]

🤣😂🤣

[@stancabianca9377]

@@sherrywebber4013 h0

[@HEHEHE67883]

Yeah i know horses are so smart 😂😂😂

[@lindadunn7656]

Human babies are the same way, a re-connection.

[@raraavis7782]

@@lindadunn7656 I remember babysitting my nephew for the first time, when he was 2 weeks old. He promptly tried to nurse on me, as well. Like a little homing missile going straight to the target. Lol. It was pretty funny, because it took me a minute to realize, what was going on. I used to think, that the milk smell activated that instinct, but apparently just having boobs is enough 😄

[@kari8187]

Horse tails taught me HOW to braid 😁 now every time I braid my daughters hair I think of my old red mare 🥰

[@michellel.s.9747]

Praying for your recovery Yvonne

[@trishwicks3590]

Think Saly and myself have the same annoyance....if I get just one stray hair on my eye or lid I go bats til I can sweep it away. Think she had forelock hair touching her upper eyelid and the normally patient Saly was trying to toss it off. Yvonne should get a 🎖 for her sweet and gentle patience ❣️👏🏻What a wonderful Mommy she must be,especially with 2 boys😂

[@stephanielouiseslade6323]

Those plait's are fabulous - I'm useless at plaiting! Love the way that Uniek scratches her fetlock on the stable door 😂😂! I can tell from Saly's face that she thinks that the cribox stinks too!

[@amandamason6699]

I would love to see a video of you braiding Uniek’s mane blind folded 😂 i think quite a few of us would like to see it too 👍🏻😂

[@rinske94]

Funny! I will ask Yvonne 😄❤️

[@WhiteTiger333]

The remaining foam after all that rinsing shows how thick the mane really is!

[@rinske94]

Sally has really thick mane! ❤️

[@peggykelley1178]

She is so beautiful!

[@xoselhket]

I never thought about doing that. My boy after he was weaned, ate his own tail LOL! But he's 25 now and just scratches on any tree he finds. The videos are always soothing.

[@angelicupstart8274]

Another great video Yvonne. Poor Saly having those pretty braids coated in that awful stuff lol. Amazing how content/relaxed your horses are whenever you are attending to them, and you’re always smiling which shows how much you love working with them.

[@TheTeaIsReady]

I know there are lot of products and homemade concoctions out there, but Vaseline mixed with either dry mustard and/or some type of spicy pepper can be a good option. I like that the Vaseline helps lock in the conditioner after washing.

[@alexandreaquafisher1512]

Your filly Marije is still very very beautiful. Hello from Belgium

[@janetmajor1152]

Yes, Alexandre, Marije is very beautiful. Those sweet eyes of hers get me every time!!

[@georgiapines7906]

Hi, Alexandre!👋 I'm another Fresian fan from Georgia, USA!

[@jaymatadi5903]

You are doing it from inside. I do braiding from outside 😉. Uniek is so cute😘. She needs attention all the time 😁

[@judytreischl6899]

She is a lovely calm horse.

[@Ark-Angel44]

With my puppies, I use Bitter Apple. On carpets I sprinkle black pepper. The sneezing will give them away. LOL

[@louisejameson4400]

I have tried a product called no bite on a mares mane and worked very well but also a few if my friends have put fabric conditioner or washing up liquid on manes too. But now the foals are weaned mama can grow her mane back to way it was.

[@barbaraglandon3440]

Poor Saly. Hopefully soon she will get through this and have beautiful mane again~ 😊♥️

[@milkweeddreams8828]

Those pesky little youngins...lol...beautiful braids...!

[@maryvantassell5689]

It is so cute when the foals nurse!

[@rinske94]

❤️

[@imme3958]

Let helemaal niet op de video haha luister alleen naar de friese taal 😂

[@greghammer5321]

thank you yvonne for another great video

[@lindadross9782]

Your horses are are so beautiful I love watching your videos

[@rinske94]

❤️

[@djb4223]

Saly is one of my favorites, she’s soooo beautiful!

[@rinske94]

❤️

[@joycebauer8838]

I bet Saley is saying I can't get rid of that smell it keeps following me around.I liked how you stole hair to do the braiding.

[@TobiasUnterweger]

Cool pferd 👍🏻

[@sherrywebber4013]

Thank you for showing us how you braid!!it always looks so lovely. Marije says to Rinske, "HEY the milk train is over there!! Let me out!" Saly sez, "please put me back... I am full of milk!!" Thank you Rinske for showing us Uniek. She wanted just a little footage of HER & not so much of Saly.😂🤣😂 Then Saly was "ringing the bell" like boxing ... I'm done here. I was going to suggest pepper spray made with Cayenne pepper & water in a spray bottle but it might burn the babies eyes from the tail. Hmmmm🤔🤔 I will think on it.

[@Kymberlee_W]

It will also burn skin and also will wash out whenever it rains, which is what happens with fly spray and most other products that are thin. This is a thick, sticky ointment that will stay in place for a long time or until it is washed off with soap and water.

[@rinske94]

❤️

[@raraavis7782]

Well, now that the foals are weaned, she can grow out her beautiful mane again! That makes me wonder...go mares through pregnancy related hair issues as well (like humans)? Are there any other common issues? I mean, I know they can't get morning sickness, since horses don't throw up, but do they have similar things going on, that's typical for pregnant mares? It would be interesting, if you did a monthly 'pregnancy update', telling viewers about the growing fetuses (where they are in their development) and how/if it affects the mares and their care/training.

[@sherrywebber4013]

Ooooh.... I like that idea Rara!! That would make for a great series. Learning all about the pregnancy.

[@janetmajor1152]

Rara Avis and Sherry, I agree that learning about the pregnancy cycle would make a great series, ending in the birth of the foals.

[@sallyhover8173]

I too, would love this kind of information 😊

[@ellac4909]

And Uniek is currently pregnant, more screen time with the queen!

[@trishwicks3590]

@@ellac4909 oh yes I agree,anything and everything that gives Queen Uniek more screen time❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👏🏻❣️

[@plantsbatsandcats]

For people asking questions. It’s boredom usually. Just give the foal more to do when they are stuck in small spaces for longer periods of time and they usually stop. It can also be a sign of insecurity or anxiety in the foal and chewing the hair is just a habit they’ve picked up to feel safer. Just like kids sucking on their thumbs or chewing their own hair.

[@patriziavitali4587]

Hello Yvonne beautiful braid for Saly , great worker Yvonne❤️🐴❤️🐎❤️I love watching these videos of your horses they are wonderful too i am riding but also for a problem that i have in my back for posture say that i have improved a lot Thanks for the video ❤️🤗❤️🤗❤️

[@anneteller3128]

What posture and back pain does it help? It may help mine is why I'm asking.

[@patriziavitali4587]

@@anneteller3128 I suffer from lumbago while riding the posture is forced to stay straight and you ad don't have to lean forwakd i think it is a better cure then medicines it takes time but you can feel the progress

[@motherhenn8850]

My goddaughter has Ehlers-Danelos disease, rheumatoid arthritis and fibromyalgia. She couldn't tolerate any physical therapy until they put her on a horse. She feels wonderful on horseback and has become an amazing horsewoman.

[@FriesianHorses]

Thank you!! Patrizia. I'm happy that horse riding is helping your back problems!! It's very good!!

[@FriesianHorses]

Mother Henn, I'm also glad for your grand daughter it helps her. I have also a kind of artritis. Work with horses is the best medicine.

[@georgiapines7906]

Saly says, "I look better than I smell right now!" We still love you, Saly, no matter how smelly you are!❤ Look at Marija! Doesn't she have a beautiful neck!?😮💞

[@rinske94]

Beautiful she is! ❤️

[@janis6363]

The crib ox stuff does look bad. Smelly. But Saly looks beautiful with the perfect braids. Marije, be good to your Mom like Yvonne is. Thanks for sharing 😊👋🏼🙏🏼🇺🇸💕

[@andreagiegmann3528]

Uniek say :hello Atention please.

[@abbikinghorn991]

She's got a few split ends there... 😂

[@shellinearmstrong7177]

So beautiful.

[@shannalogan347]

SHES BEAUTIFULLL

[@shannalogan347]

They can still stink and smell and we still love them...

[@DianeLee999]

It’s hard work being a good steward to your animals! I have to put some smelly, bitter stuff on all our phone and electrical cords to keep my two cats from chewing on them. I guess foals teethe like all other mammals. I think Queen Uniek is spoiled by all the attention. Congratulations, Yvonne, on the success of the GoFundMe project. I would love to see a print of you in the saddle, hugging Uniek’s neck and smiling. Be well. 💜😷

[@pipitameruje]

I had to do that for my previous dog. She loved chewing all things plastic, and wouldn't mind wooden things either. The problem fixed itself when she was about 9 months old and finagled her way to the back of a standing freezer to chew on the wires. It was the middle of the night, there was a very loud bang and a yelp, plus my father had to restart the circuit board of the house. She acted scared of the freezer for the rest of her life, and never chewed on wires again.

[@ChristophersMum]

@@pipitameruje 🔌💥🤣

[@DianeLee999]

@pipitameruje she was in God’s own hands that she lived through that lesson! 😳💜😷

[@lizhrubik3936]

What we do for our children, human and horse, ha ha. 💐

[@davidh9897]

Who manufactured your Barn? Love the communal stalls and how Mares and Foals know which one is theirs🇺🇸

[@rinske94]

I don't know who did. Rein has chosen these kind of stalls because the stalls can accommodate young horses as well as mares with foals. There is always enough space 😄❤️

[@ChristophersMum]

It seems such a shame to put that yucky stuff (looked like earwax) onto her lovely clean mane..... Thank you for explaining why😜💞

[@vilhelmsauers1734]

Saly: Yvonne? Why are you braiding my mane?

[@mariafont8826]

Adoro la calma que ustedes le imprimen a toda la tarea y a la relación con los caballos. 🇺🇾

[@AnimaltestedLoveapproved]

Wow that's cool, I know they have stuff for dogs to stop chewing ,now I know for goals. Thankyou ..great information!#👍😌😉💖

[@chantalprins3360]

Ik besefte me na een tijdje dat ik geen Fries versta. Soms versta ik hele zinnen en soms zegt mijn hoofd *error*!😂

[@pfkat9749]

Could you do one long running braid down the length of her neck so there aren't any tailends to chew on?

[@Dachdogoriginal]

I wondered that too.. Someone above said that restricts the movement of the head to the ground to feed. And that usually if it is used they have elevated feed troughs. So... not likely.

[@jennifer1110]

She did once in a video as I recall.

[@patwatson6468]

Have you tried the old fashioned braid, braid as you have but instead of putting the band on the end, fold the tail of the plat up to the neck, fold under again then band, or the way we had to do it was with a needle and thread. It might move the mane out of the foals reach.

[@rinske94]

Thank you for sharing 😄❤️

[@Isobel201]

in the uk, we have a company called snuggy hoods. They are face and neck covers that are put on mostly to protect the horse from getting too muddy. They could work for protecting the manes. For tails, not sure. I know you could bandage them to some extent, but they need them for fly swatting.

[@kooki85]

A foal can get caught up in stuff like that.

[@beckybledsoe6965]

You should try to find some Laser Sheen for the mane and tail. Wonderful stuff and a very pleasant scent. I also use Cowboy Magic detangle and shine.

[@bearythoughts1849]

Lol salys face when you smeared her forelock with the anti crib biting cribox priceless!😁

[@norahcopithorne6805]

The foals have started eating grass yes? Curious how they are weaned. Uniek is such a character -) Havent seen stall doors like yours before...very interesting. Thinking of what else could be used, crobox is effective but revolting :)

[@shirleyW1073]

Revisiting.

[@pippakay7234]

Poor Saly smelt delightful for 15 minutes then back to being stinky. What a shame.😞

[@carolchristie8514]

I thought braiding would be tight for horses but it seems the way these braids are so wide that they may be a little lose and that would be good as some braids I would think might give the horse a headache. The braids do look beautiful!!!! Love watching the horse videos!!

[@danielkaz6280]

Look beautiful ❤️🐴

[@bullzeye31]

We would mix a jar of petroleum jelly and an entire jar of ground cayenne pepper together and put that on their manes

[@dianebannister4591]

I've learned very much from watching these videos in the last month. Cribox--stinky stuff so the foals won't eat its mother's mane and tail.

[@kerishachanderdeo3257]

Oh no poor Saly. I guess she is impatient because she is knows the smelly oitment is coming. 😩

[@lrkeholstfrandsen2896]

I use Blue Hors Bit Stop on my friesian sometimes and it works realle good.

[@rinske94]

Thank you! 😄

[@rpadigar]

I know I'm late to the party... But you could try Neem oil? That stinks too, but being oil, is not that gross, of course is used diluted a bit... tastes incredibly bitter ... Used it to wean my baby (now 22yo lol) off sucking her fingers, (smeared undiluted on the wee fingers). habit rid in 2 days!!!☺️ also used on our hair as in apply (diluted!) and wash off after an hour. Rids us of lice and nits and keeps em away .

[@johannacannata1090]

The old timers used to put quinine on a childs thumb to keep them from sucking it . I wonder if it would work for this ? Any way the quinine tastes BITTER , and it does not stink ......Also it is clear in color .....

[@dawndavis3600]

Poor baby thought she was starving lol

[@user-hx3rt7qc7n]

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[@aloharowervideos9965]

Hello Yvonne, love your videos! Question is why use that nasty stuff on the entire braid rather than just the ends? Do the foals chew on the main and forelock when the mare is lying down?

[@rinske94]

Yes it's possible they also chew when the mare is laying down that's we put it everywhere 😄

[@FoxtrS2]

'''There is another very good product to put on manes and tails it's Forans No Bite. They say that the reason they biting off thats they are lacking in their vits and mins. Are you feeding the mare any stud diet?

[@pamelameckley5040]

There are many reasons a foal will do that, what you said is one of them. Could also be boredom, teething, or even playing.

[@thefallenwillriseagain1447]

Is it a nutrition issue? Just a thought!

[@username20131]

Infants often find comfort in playing with their mother's hair for some reason

[@alwho1807]

OOO Saly looks offended! lol

[@Liz-M]

Hi Yvonne, I’ve seen people braid down the whole on a horses neck. If you did that could you then use less of the stinky, sticky stuff on a smaller part of Saly’s mane? 🙂👋

[@mikim2511]

Ja volim konja🥰🥰😍🤩😍🥰

[@debbielilly2390]

Why do the foals chew on the mane and tail? And have you ever been tempted to taste the cribox?

[@debbielilly2390]

@@LindaEll89 thank you so much for the answer.

[@MoonLightAssassin5]

not sure if this would work but have you thought about green apple spray? it tastes pretty bad from what i've heard

[@denisesmith8051]

Doesn't last long enough.

[@6431mastermind]

The colt bites its mother's mane because she's bored. Hang something in her stable - that is safe for the colt to chew on.

[@gracewoodard9134]

Can you explain why you make the braids? To me, braids all along a mature mare's neck seems a little cutesy and juvenile as an aesthetic.

[@kooki85]

It helps to protect the hair from getting broken, and helps it to stay on the right side.

[@jorgesantana3678]

Buenisimo como siempre los cabayos me asen sentir algo espesial tu ermosa como siempre besoss

[@jorriewimmer4363]

Glad there is no such thing as smell-a-vision, lol.

[@FeathPymArt]

If you braid Saly's hair down the spine, so it doesn't dangle, wouldn't that stop her foal from chewing it?

[@nebbindog6126]

That kind of braid does restrict the movement of the horses neck, so head to ground isn't comfortable. Horses with these braids are fed and watered from raised feed box/trough.

[@Dachdogoriginal]

@@nebbindog6126 yes, I thought of that too, then I thought of the restrictions. Ugh. It probably doesn't feel good having it pulled on by a foal either. Poor thing.

[@FeathPymArt]

@@nebbindog6126 That's a legitimate concern. Perhaps a modified braid that's loose enough to move around with, but high enough to keep colts from reaching it?

[@bjlong5204]

This way teaches foal to mind her manners and not eat hair!

[@FeathPymArt]

@@bjlong5204 Makes me wonder if chewing hair is an age thing. Will they grow out of it at some point? If so, braiding would work. If not, perhaps the gunk is the best option.

[@patricik3adykohollandswort668]

Just curious.. do the foals chew the hair while grooming the mares or is it for some other reason?

[@plantsbatsandcats]

It’s boredom usually. Just give the foal more to do when they are stuck in small spaces for longer periods of time and they usually stop. It can also be a sign of insecurity or anxiety in the foal and chewing the hair is just a habit they’ve picked up to feel safer. Just like kids sucking on their thumbs or chewing their own hair.

[@patricik3adykohollandswort668]

@@plantsbatsandcats Thank you for the information!

[@staceyrashkin2609]

There is a product called "bitter apple" spray that's used to stop dogs from chewing stuff up. Doesn't smell bad but tastes awful.

[@rinske94]

Thank you for sharing 😄

[@karenwhite2338]

So Beautiful are yourFrieisens. When will you start weaning the foals ?

[@shannondominguez9725]

Karen White The foals have already been weaned(this video was made in July this year)

[@dionnepray9821]

Perhaps make buns of each braid on top of her neck. Where they can't reach?

[@kcojco]

Looks like a “French” braid or elven braid lol

[@maaike509]

💙🤧💙

[@FoxtrS2]

there is a site about braiding one huge braid

[@maryvantassell5689]

Are all the foals females mares?

[@Historian212]

Female foals are called fillies; males are colts. There's one colt, Minze Taije.

[@maryvantassell5689]

Thank you I no nothing about horses but love them

[@trishwicks3590]

@@Historian212 As they were born very close in date, Yvonne’s new baby boy ( and 2nd son ) share the same name. Now that is sooo special ❣️❤️❤️

[@Hermetika13]

The Poor Horse :( looks really Unhappy.... 😔

[@tx4horses28]

How come the manes are braided but not the tails.

[@Historian212]

Just a guess here, but I imagine it's because they need the tails to swat at insects, and for other reasons.

[@rinske94]

@@Historian212You are right about that 😄❤️

[@louchat333]

Too bad Marije is so bad. Saly has beautiful mane.

[@barbroevanderlindquist4128]

Quite a nosydy stable that day wath was happening ther tgat day? Barbro

[@ChristophersMum]

Yes it was quite noisy today...everybody wanting attention...

[@Dachdogoriginal]

There is a product called "Bitter Apple" it is to keep puppies from chewing. It is a spray. It doesn't take much. I wonder if a foal would find it also bad. Do they mind bitter taste? It would be easier to apply, and it wouldn't stink. www.amazon.com/Grannicks-Bitter-Apple-Taste-Deterrent/dp/B0006G5REC?th=1&psc=1 That's American "Amazon". Maybe you can get it there as well. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@ghiowana9455]

Amooo voçês💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓

[@ReibahDarling]

How long will it take Saly’s main to grow all that back?

[@mccardieclan1755]

Why does the foal eat the mane and tail hair, is it a mineral vitamin deficiency ? Thanks

[@zoezzzarko1117]

Is the smelly stuff sulfur based?

[@patriciahansen6032]

Do you ever braid the tail? Would that help?

[@rinske94]

No we never do. They need their tail for fly protection 😄❤️

[@sandiland0000]

I may have missed this if previously asked… but why do horses need their hair braided?

[@yarivenereo9067]

It seems like Saly do not like to have braids.....

[@ChristophersMum]

Not that stinky stuff anyway...

[@christinemurphy8862]

Would it be possible to do a hunter type of braided mane with their length?

[@kooki85]

Not really. Each braid would be massive

[@annamarisaboselli3617]

💞👍👋🥰

[@andiandi2095]

Mane desainer 😀

[@LayllasLocker]

Why are foals biting their mom's manes? Because they play and then wopsie mommy, I destroyed your hair. XD

[@rinske94]

I don't know why they do it. Maybe it's playing or tasting or wanting to chew on something 😄❤️

[@loveslife]

.......where the foal bites first. Why does the foal like to eat hair?