Belgian Draft Horses: horse logging and agility contest

[@Julian91250]

Beautiful démonstration! I practice logging with my draft and this video is very inspiring to me 🙏💚

[@rajeevbhardwaj8514]

Wonderful, good utilisation of horse's energy ,pl upload such more videos . thanks

[@SilvianaRMS]

you really used your horse to carry a twig? maybe get a dog or just pick it up next time

[@myshadowrealm4u]

wow this was really cool. They had some very interesting props for this lady and her horse to manoeuvre around. What a beautiful Brabant (belgian heavy draft) horse! :) He was very calm and listened well, and his owner obviously was very skilled and had done lots of work with him. A lovely team. :)

[@dobe762]

Never seen an agility like this before, it sure was nice to see the ability of Julia and her horse to work together. Thanks

[@Wuei108]

i was working in the forest with a horse like this. A day i will never forget. I was exhausted and very glad. These horses are so peaceful and friendly.

[@thekatt...]

That's gotta be the most beautiful horse I've ever seen. Magnificent !!!!

[@armoredwings4182]

I love how chilled out they are, both horse and driver

[@saturnslipper]

**What a meticulous driver she is! Smarter than most, she has even carefully braided his mane, to stay flat & out of the way. Really amazing; confident but quiet performance. This takes real dedication & such skill.

[@akehamberg1292]

Maggi

[@ournovascotiaadventure1619]

that was amazing, never seen this before. Thanks for posting.

[@charlottebonnie5320]

Same!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@walterpalmer2749]

Beautiful : contestant and horse. History would be rewritten with the horse.

[@kevinhoffman8214]

i could watch that all day

[@msacer5513]

Wonderful!!

[@SilvianaRMS]

why use the horse for a small twig?

[@charlottebonnie5320]

I would have been extremely glad if my Fjordhorse-mare SALLY was as obedient (docile) as this horse - I felt angry with her for more than 20 years although I wasn't a "horse-beginner". Icelandic ponies for ever!!!

[@hansstrouf]

Julia 😛

[@nayola7157]

You can find them on Facebook with the Name Die Blauen Belgier

[@marctorrades1760]

Good team

[@donmeares3652]

That is any really an incredible relationship between the that young lady & that giant horse! You can just imagine the relationships mid-evil knight had with the war horses!

[@dariushhaghighi7303]

Very nice

[@carlosayala6754]

Amazing

[@christianlewis4866]

The mans breathing in the video, i thought it was the horse at first!

[@Sipahioğulları]

2.5 hp 4*4 biodiesel

[@nitetrane98]

This wasn't their first time.

[@Wuei108]

Very impressing. How many kilos does the horse weight?

[@KristianVinther1]

Around 900kg. Some more, some less

[@hansstrouf]

77 kg

[@hansstrouf]

The Ardennais Horse is better suited for this kind of work

[@Lara-234]

They're closely related, they're both used for this kind of work

[@ericlakota6512]

Its funny the horse men dont yell screem and wip the hoses they are so genital granpa always had horses that were strong and he was so mean to horse

[@BULPIN847]

I guess the only way to watch your video is to be screwed by advertisers so I won't watch your videos

[@w8stral]

Ad block dude. Its 2019 and you do not have ad block?

[@mmaaiissee1]

Use mechanic equipments, and free the horses.

[@warriormaiden9829]

Use computers and free the humans... Sounds kind of ridiculous, doesn't it? Horses enjoy their jobs, just like dogs enjoy their jobs. A border collie that doesn't have a job becomes extremely destructive. A horse without a job does the same thing. Ever heard of cribbing? Weaving? Digging? Kicking? Biting? All of these things are vices that horses do when they are bored; in other words, have no job. Horses running free and wild is a nice thought, but they are stuck on nothing but survival. A mustang that has been caught and taught to do something new is far happier than one still out on the range fighting to live another day. Just like a human.

[@steveporter3929]

Free them? You mean you want to have them just turned loose? Wouldn't many of them starve to death? Wouldn't they cause a lot of damage to themselves and their surroundings? Doesn't seem very practical to me.