The People of the Horse | National Geographic

Horses changed life on the Great Plains forever, shaping everything from hunting methods to social status. For Native Americans today, horses endure as an emblem of tradition and a source of pride, pageantry, and healing.
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[@PurplePoppyAnimator]

"Some days they're you're only friend, when you're feeling bad, they're there. They Take care of you when you don't know how" Such incredible words, that quote is the only line I can think of when describing my own relationship with my horse. And many others too.

[@goldendk9]

Beautiful words for a beautiful animal.

[@jordankitts4592]

Does any one fell like a horse is apart of you. Like when your just petting a horse they can fell what your thinking about

[@celesteadria9389]

[@pageachatter229]

Absolutely.

[@ilikechocolatealot6355]

Jordan Kitts I know, I feel this 2 with my horses.

[@dissimulantmamba6273]

Um, no...(cricket sounds)

[@anthonys7660]

Horses and humans are some of the few animals that grow long hair

[@benoitferon1526]

You forgot musk ox and mammoth.

[@dreamer6432]

Plus lions and donkeys

[@eom2967]

Plus snakes,fish , sharks and birds

[@eom2967]

@Shivam Joshi and dolphins

[@pranusa95]

@Shivam Joshi galada also.

[@pineapples6583]

I'm Native American, but don't have a horse. My family doesn't have much money and we live in a town where there is just building upon buildings. No room for places to keep horses. I have begged and begged my parents to get me a horse and they said they will once we move into a house with bigger property and we have enough money. I hope that is soon. Whenever I see a horse I just feel at peace. I constantly dream about me being out in the wild with my horse. If I get a horse, I plan to ride him/her without a saddle and just reigns. Maybe not even reigns, it just depends. But, if I can have at least one horse in my life time. it would make me so happy.

[@coffeehugger]

I wish I could give you that special horse. Don't ever forget your dream. Took me 50 years to find that horse.

[@jorgeh.r9879]

What tribe are you from? Im fascinated by indigenous peoples and ethnic groups around the world. Even thought im european, i feel really bad for what happened to native americans since Colombus. By the way i hope you get a horse someday

[@conniecrawford5231]

“Reins”, not “reigns”

[@kaylasilverfox473]

Get a Blackfoot buffalo runner or a Blackfoot war pony if you prove you can take care of them they give you a horse for free as long as one of it babies goes back to the base herd

[@Cass-es5kl]

I hope you get your wish.

[@jenniekelly571]

Thank you for putting this video on KZbin. This is so true about horses, they are fantastic companions and are to be treated as you treat a friend. They are not a tool, or something to teach tricks to, they are your friend.

[@donnawilliams9609]

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[@bluestarwarriors6380]

Teaching tricks can be fun for horses when it is done right. Many horses like playing or learning new things with their human friend.

[@alexanderpichardo5509]

@@bluestarwarriors6380 right lol what’s wrong with teaching them tricks ?

[@marietteberndsen9587]

Absolutely, my horse Julia was my best friend, I put my arms around her when I felt sad or misunderstood. Her daughter Mireille also became a best friend, from the day she was born. I rode both of them free, no saddle, just a halter and a piece of rope. United, feeling like one, acting like one ❤❤

[@veroniquendambo3242]

I just like that particular way native americans ride their horses. I can't explain but it is very special ! I believe it is part of their being and it is hard to imitate.

[@SamanthaDoust]

Native American culture is the most beautiful on the planet and definitely a true horse culture. As a horsewoman, horses, like all animals, are the best thing on the planet, and they are the best teachers and healers.

[@200yearsago5]

Horse bless America 😢

[@200yearsago5]

Lmao

[@sweesuri7760]

They have been my life. Thank You. Wonderful video

[@DeadlyAquarious]

Horse a graceful animal❤❤

[@janedmunds4218]

Thank you 🙏

[@vaevin]

awesome, more videos like this please.

[@u.v.s.5583]

"wo die Schoschonen schon wohnen" as B. Herbig so wonderfully put it.

[@dennisr.levesque2320]

The People of the Horse, instead of The Horse People. I like that.

[@Corgis175]

The Nez Perce under Chief Joseph bred the Appaloosa to a high quality only to have them killed or turned loose after Chief Joseph gave up to Sherman.

[@bkdascenzo]

Arleen Rooney Yes, history tells us that the killing/ taking of the Palous ( appalossa) was to break the First Nation’s spirit, heartbreaking.

[@elenacaddell3639]

Amen to all the above💕

[@johnking6252]

Hard to believe the ' people ' did not have an earlier relationship with the horse. I feel the same . They are magnificent. What about the horses?

[@amyj.4992]

What a pretty Appaloosa horse 😍😍😍

[@amyj.4992]

Horses force you to be authentic and real with them and expect to get corrected by them too

[@amyj.4992]

Horse booty naps are the best 😁💯

[@escapist88]

Horses are such a beautiful animal from history... but now people barely know what horsemanship is... or have never touched these creatures of the past...

[@leloupdessteppes3228]

Is it possible to visit reservations in the US. I would love to meet native american. And don't get me wrong I'm just so passionate about natives culture since I'm a kid. I just think that your view on nature must be shared more to the world !

[@darthseraphim369]

I recommend going to POW WOWs. Every tribe has its own style and way to honor their ancestors and keeping our traditions alive.

[@oliveoil2x]

There is a glamorized, nickel & dime novel picture of the American Indian & reservations. Today’s reality is very, very different. The view of nature I witnessed 1st hand while living on the crow reservation- was anything but shareable. Poaching, discarding carcasses on the road side, horses dying in dog kennels without water in the summer heat. Animals dying on their feet. The domestic abuse trumps the animal neglect and it’s heartbreaking. I’ve never been so disgusted with the way the the native folks treated their families, neighbors & animals. 5 months was all I could stomach & I chose to leave. This video is showing a snippet of an ideal - that is sadly not a reality for the majority or even something strives for - of the current day reservation occupants.

[@KyyenLeftHandThunder]

There is Actually many Caucasian’s who live on the reservations. Even some towns have them as the majority. But overall I’m happy you are passionate about the First Nations and we welcome it.

[@hotbutterflyflorida9642]

I am half breed I am a American Indian Aztec and Comanche and spainder I am proud

[@yoemaofe8307]

良い動画みせていただきましたありがとうございました

[@MLila-qp5ml]

Clayson Benally, beautiful person, beautiful human ✨

[@63872639]

Amazing vid, and thanks. I had a classmate in college who she is Lakota and every winter they would goon a horse riding in the cold in MN as a right of passage. I do love horses but never gotten the chance to ride one. I been to equine centers. If I ever win the lottery, I would go get me my own equine.

[@sonseere10]

[phone] Learn about how a horse thinks and communicates before you consider getting one. That will be to your benefit in the long run.

[@stevenmeskwaki701]

That mini is grubb'n on that grass while that kid was struggling, lol. Nice to see native pride in this vid. Lacota people will always be the wild riders unlike us sac/ fox :p oh well #nativepride

[@BlackPantherrStudios]

good video

[@jeanwelsh6128]

Horses evolved in North America over the last 55 + MILLION YEARS

[@TheCriticalCarcharodon]

@@MegaTamer111 Horses DON'T originate from Eurasia or anywhere in the old world. They, along with all Equines, evolved in the Americas, and only managed to reach Eurasia and Africa via land bridge. Seriously, this stuff isn't hard to find.

[@FlyPurpleHipp.o]

Yes, but they didn't exist in the America's in our lifetime, and the natives didn't have them. Whats your point?

[@vinrusso821]

@@TheCriticalCarcharodon Africa never had horses, either did Egypt, or Greek, they were introduced around 1400 BC from the Steppes. They were the original horse people. They were the first to make chariots also. But Africa had very few horses 500 years after being introduced to southern Europe.

[@dustyv8168]

No, horses are from Europe. lol

[@Lucien234-i2z]

​@@TheCriticalCarcharodonHorses went extinct in the Americas 11,400 long before a population called Native American even existed, throughout most of native American history they never had horses.

[@shotgunbettygaming]

Horses are good dogs. I'd be really curious to know what 'people' they were before horses came here as they've only been on continent for 500 years. The indigenous nations are FAR more ancient than that. Anyone know?

[@nuranarrowood5808]

AWESOME

[@storkbreath]

Okay I said it wrong way sometimes I'm both people the horses are Magic that they the evolved in the Americas and came back to the Americas because of humanity is amazing

[@LawrencePetersonMusic]

Clee!! Badass

[@abdulqaadir6510]

Was this part of a full documentary? I would like to buy the full documentary!

[@jihangirastra3851]

yo if your talking about the "people of the horse " then mongolians would fit the title better than native americans , we have more horses than people in mongolia and the whole cultutre revolves around horses (e.g the horse feddle a traditional musical instrument with the head of a horse )

[@moreston4366]

Bold-Ochir Batbayar it would better suit the European Indo-Europeans who gave both Mongolians and Amerindians the modern Horse, and who have had a bond with Horses for thousands of years.

[@redxiii3159]

Actually the mongolians are a mix of native american and asian, a blend that happened before native americans left the asiatic continent

[@KateeAngel]

Proto-Indo-Europeans domesticated horses in Eurasia. They inhabited steppe millenia before Turks and Mongolians

[@jihangirastra3851]

Kate S that may be true but in the modern day, the culture of Mongolia is still centered around the horse and traditional nomadic herding is still widespread unlike the Indo Europeans you mentioned which is why I believe the Mongols to be the horse people, at least in the modern word. I spend around a moth every year of my summer holidays in the steppe with the yurts and all, and we mostly only use the horses for transportation, along with motorcycles for longer distances.

[@jihangirastra3851]

Red XIII that may be true, when I went to live in the “wild” region of the Altai Mountains, I was really surprised to see some men there with the identical bone structure to a “typical” plains Indian and it was honestly so surprising to see that kind of face in Mongolia.

[@magatism]

Spanish brought horses to Americas.

[@wildgirlofthewoods9767]

Amazing! Where is this?

[@-gemberkoekje-5547]

People think horses are this typical native american thing, but horses only came back to America after columbus and disappeared before humans ever set foot on the continent

[@jimmorrison8014]

Your the first person I ever heard mention that "the horse is a typical Native American thing," maybe it's just you that thinks that.

[@Chowanoc222]

I am cherokee & Mayan!!! These are not natives American but SIBERIANS from the tartarian empire

[@calderone5559]

Explain...

[@user-uj9zj4uv5r]

I am a natvie American and I don't have a horse but I will get one .

[@barisveesitlik9310]

Native Americans have Turkic DNA. They have many similarities in language, culture and look.

[@redxiii3159]

Thats very true i seen the same traditions practiced on both sides

[@calderone5559]

MONGOLS !

[@drrd4127]

Technically, it is the Eurasians who are the people of the horse! Those are the human cultures who domesticated, bred and utilised the horse in the first place and still today horses are used in that region of the world. Just because a Native American is on a horse doesn't mean it is less sacred than the original horsemen from Eurasia. I think where Native Americans really shined was cultivating and breeding crops like Maize to make big Corn ears.

[@jimf1964]

You know they didn't have horses till Europeans brought them, right?

[@dena3019]

We also brought Alcohol,Diseases,and Christ

[@jimf1964]

Joshua Bailey Yes, 11,000 years ago they went extinct in N America. Very probably human hunting was a large part of that. They weren't seen again until a few hundred years ago. So anyone trying to say they were native, and that native peoples are somehow connected to them, is watching too much Walt disney, they used to eat them, not ride, it was the west that taught them that.

[@bkdascenzo]

( paraphrase): And we named you Holy Dog. For this we could almost forgive you for bringing us whiskey. Horses make a landscape more beautiful.

[@jimf1964]

Barbara D'Ascenzo No one made natives drink whiskey. If they were half of what they were portrayed in movies and modern culture, they wouldn't have almost wiped out the fur bearing animals for blanket and beads, they wouldn't have eaten horses, nor drank so much. And all this living in harmony with the land bunk, was just because they couldn't feed themselves if there were too many. Why? Because they had no idea how t farm or agriculture. Having said those harsh words, I do feel for the alcohol problems native communities have, and many other issues. We're all human beings, I just dislike the dishonest, overly positive fantasy that is taught about native culture.

[@bkdascenzo]

Jim F- it’s a quote that I paraphrased. Unfortunate that you are so negative.

[@conniecarey5118]

♥️♥️♥️♥️💛💛💛💛

[@bennigan88]

Was this part of a larger production? The link in the description just links to the same thing?

[@Guyverman01]

Where is this?

[@njuhna]

I was the only, who at 1:01 cringed so much.. Like, please, dont break this poor pony back... 🤦‍♀️

[@danielleg.1084]

No he’s way to small to really hurt the horse.

[@literallyagodactually9763]

It’s a child, if it was a grown adult, I’d be with you but that child was far too small to do any damage

[@susandivirgilio4551]

Ponies are tougher than horses for their size

[@Jayne-z8p]

Don't be so ridiculous 🙄

[@aishamohammed9178]

Why are all the tribes selling their wild horses to meat factories???

[@Erik3E]

Those native Americans can thank us Europeans for the horses.

[@redxiii3159]

Here we go smh

[@stefthorman8548]

it's true@@redxiii3159

[@maxl5423]

Horses were brought over from Europe. The American horses went extinct tens of thousands of years ago

[@Lucien234-i2z]

Aren't all these horse breeds from Eurasia though. All American horse Breeds in America went extinct 11,400 years ago.

[@Harakan21]

The chanting offers a different narrative from the perspective of indigenous tribes. Scared land.

[@paulomedeiros6284]

Tem várias raças apaloosa Mustang pintos

[@fredpoesie2429]

👑

[@mrsparrow783]

nican talca ❤️

[@Ryanrichardson7]

I'm zuni and navajo I wish I had a horse

[@brighthorizonsanctuary2007]

Check out Sacred Way Sanctuary Florence Alabama. With Dr Yvette Running Horse Collins. The study done at University of Alaska. We have DNA proof the horses were here in North America (Turtle Island) before and after the Ice age.

[@vinrusso821]

The horse from a couple of million years ago, was in north america until about 200,000 years. They were small, about as big as a large dog. But this was thousands of years before humans.

[@NDRonin1401]

misnomer, the real people of the horse live on the Eurasian plains ...

[@LuckyDukeSeven]

The Arabs have an alternate, equally important horse culture. They write poems about them, have geologies for them and view them as a sacred creature. There are multiple "peoples of the horse"

[@NDRonin1401]

LuckyDukeSeven yeah, but the horse was domesticated about 6000 years ago in the Kazakhstan region, there have been continuous horse cultures up to this very day out there. I think they deserve to be named the REAL horse people ...

[@LuckyDukeSeven]

NDRonin1401 That's not a fact, it's a very malleable extrapolation- and so is the one saying Arabs domesticated their horses 5 thousand years ago. There's a 12 year old city on the boarder of Syria and Turkey that has carvings of animals, and among them are horses. Highly advanced civilizations probably domesticated horses long before a lot of estimates. The estimates are based on evidence. So if we don't have records, it didn't happen. We sort of dumb down civilization to the neolithic revolution and onward.

[@NDRonin1401]

LuckyDukeSeven Don't bullshit buddy. The domestication of the horse is fact. Arabs didn"t domesticate horses 5000y ago, you're thinking of the tribes that became the Kipchak and Cuman, they were not Arab, they were the same as the Mongols, steppe people, who later moved into the Middle East and became (very little) arabianized. Gobleki Tepe is not an argument, Lascaux has pictures of horses, bison and deer, were these domesticated 17.000 years ago ??? Check yo facts son! You have a lot of history to study before discussing this ...

[@LuckyDukeSeven]

NDRonin1401 How are two estimated time periods that overlap, one in Eurasia, and one in the Middle-east, set in stone? I'm not bullshitting, I'm just not buying anthropological data that changes every few years. Anthropology is not fact- they still teach the Neolithic revolution, even though everyone knows it's bullshit. For all we know horses could have been domesticated anywhere from South Africa to Vlodivostok.

[@madisonelectronic]

caruso he aint

[@irishelk3]

Relatives of the Comanche i gather.

[@tamerlane9889]

Kinda like the mongols

[@lild7832]

Shoshone bannock huh ? I thought the Appaloosa were NimiiPuu Horses. Aka Nez Perce

[@jimmorrison8014]

In case you didn't notice this ain't the 1800s anymore. People of different tribes in modern America are raising different types of horses including Appaloosas, it's not just a Nez Perce thing anymore.

[@auxipp]

💕

[@TheTokkie]

lol horses were reintroduced to the Americas by the Europeans

[@hospitalready5038]

Guys, yes, it is true the Spanish brought the horse to America. BUT. Native Americans thought the horse couldn't be trusted and made them extinct around their land. Then the Spanish brought them and (I think) taught them that horses could be your best friend. But I'm just going from memory from a book, so I might be wrong.

[@vinrusso821]

What are you talking about? The first species were small and lived 150,000 years ago. The modern horse changed the Native Indians life. Before Europeans brought the horse, natives used dogs to drag they're belongs from place to place. The first horses were not much bigger than a large dog.

[@maytc2011]

Before the Europeans brought them horses, the natives hunted on foot. There's no logical way the natives could have hunted a swift animal like the horse to extinction ON FOOT.

[@vinrusso821]

@@maytc2011 Whats your point? The ancient horses were 100,000 years before humans in the America's. The modern horse was brought over with the Spaniards. They were hunter gatherers. They could hunt on foot, just like hunters today, what is your point?

[@TheTokkie]

@@vinrusso821 native americans didn't have dogs lol the Aztecs didn't know dogs or horses it is well written in their historical records

[@riheath3181]

@@TheTokkie xolo dog lol

[@myownprivateglasgow280]

Horses would be beautiful and graceful creatures if we could just leave them alone to their own devices. The wild horse is the only horse... Everything else is a 'tool' that you 'use'.

[@arieschick1]

Stop the helicopter roundups perpetrated by Bureau of Land misManagement

[@montano59ify]

The horses are from Spain.

[@riheath3181]

But originally cam from America

[@riheath3181]

Why do you think they thrive here

[@drrd4127]

​@@riheath3181 Horses originated in Eurasia, North Caucasus region. They have thrived in many continents since even Australia has horses and Africa. So your statement makes absolutely no sense!

[@secretamericayoutubechanne2961]

why did the whites use saddles??? How did the Natives stay on the horse while its running???

[@susandivirgilio4551]

It's called balance and moving with the horse not against them

[@stefthorman8548]

the rest of the world used saddles because we care about our animals, and you really should learn about the history of horses.

[@michaelvonhaven105]

Can't find any videos of native American hunters.

[@redxiii3159]

We respect the animals enough not to do such things we are brought up as hunters at a young age

[@redxiii3159]

@Hernando Malinche the land is my mother the sky is my grandfather we respect all earth and its inhabitants

[@redxiii3159]

@Hernando Malinche at pow wows we tell stories of our hunt through dance, we respect our kill and give thanks for their gift of life

[@redxiii3159]

@Hernando Malinche we teach our children at a young age, while your playing in a sandbox getting covered up by cats, our children are already skinning the kill preparing meat, learning how to smoke the meat and preservation

[@redxiii3159]

@Hernando Malinche mongol? Well then you are an ancestor nice to meet you btw i still know how to hunt 😁

[@ferdiemontenegro5436]

In this in the South West?

[@JackToeRip]

North West

[@rosslynch4485]

who’s here from Ms Pistons?

[@will803]

Gangsta

[@skycrossbones]

This is not the first civilization to ride horses.

[@taistelusammakko5088]

This is actually the one of the last. Indians started riding horses in 16th century when they were introduced

[@firstlast-vv7vw]

I prefer a motorcycle. Can stay in a barn for months with no maintenance needed. Seriously, horses are special in the way they can bond with a human. A human and a horse can become like one entity. If an animal lover has spent time with a favorite horse, an emotional and mental connection can develop that is deeply satisfying.

[@dreadog6425]

The relationship with the horse and the Native Indians is complex. The horse is NOT native to North America, the Spaniards brought them here, along with small pox witch desomated them

[@riheath3181]

It is native to America they came from America

[@Lucien234-i2z]

​@@riheath3181Nope, the horse went extinct in America 11,400 years ago before humans set foot in north. America

[@NIcholasparker88]

Horse were brought to the America’s by Europeans. Native Americans have appropriated European culture by using the horse. So I think an apology is in order. If it hadn’t been for Europeans the horse would have never come here. Oh and guns too! So maybe laws need to be written to stop all native Americans from using horses and guns until they can be more thankful to Europeans for them

[@redxiii3159]

And europeans have appropriated 1st nations laws and constitution

[@ron-gm2ty]

🤣🤣 i was looking for this kind of comment. i think we do need a apology

[@calderone5559]

Europeans have brought horses from the Mongols !!!

[@TheTokkie]

@@calderone5559 Horses were tamed by the Yamnaya, who spread Indo European languages accross Eurasia

[@sasharob3918]

Native Americans don't owe you anything.

[@mayaavelarde6490]

🤣🤣🤣

[@MrMiller899]

Aww horses are ace. Shame u gotta break that dam horse to ride it. Run it and run it on the long rein. Destroy its spirit to fall under man's will hehe. Force a burden upon its back. A long time ago black people faced the same life. Horse whispering is just as harsh, running the animal for days and nights till it can fight the saddle no more. Like I said horses are ace so think about how you treat yours :)

[@jenniekelly571]

That's what white people do to horses, not what Native American people do.......

[@MrMiller899]

In a way but its still a form of bondage. The american indians certainly were keen to protect the spirit of the horse but they still ran them into bullets.

[@Tasurincci]

Jennie Kelly Gauchos may take either approach, just as they do with people...

[@MisterHeroman]

Horses have been man's companion in war and daily duties for hundreds of years all around the world. Stop being so blind.

[@MrMiller899]

im not being blind. Ive been around horses most of my life. Ive been around working dogs most of it too. Theres seven Appaloosa's in the family but I still think the forming of the bond between man and beast kanda takes something away from the beast. All to often this bond is abused and we maby forget the life of servitude we force on them.

[@mariepi]

Comanches should make their songs more melodious and with more musical sounds

[@tautfrank]

Pedro Alegre hush! You'll miss the sound of silence. Always a critic

[@TheDella1965]

This is so false ... what the .... con

[@vinrusso821]

What is false?

[@firstlast-vv7vw]

@@vinrusso821 Maybe, a false start? A false flag? A false tooth? Eyelashes? False other body parts??

[@aseaofhoney4171]

Hm, as I know the horses came with the Europeans to America. Before the Spanish there were no horses at all.......Education please. Btw, the natives lived almost like the cage people 20.000 years ago. Sorry, I have to shut my mouth.........

[@vinrusso821]

They did, even when the Europeans came over. Cabeza De Baca was the first to go from Florida to mexico, he was shipwrecked in 1504. He and another were the only survivors from 150 people, they were killed by natives. His journal tells how they lived, and used dogs to drag they're belongings, had very little food to eat. Tough life.

[@extraextraxtraterrestialah8794]

My people have had them for 6,000 years while native americans have only had them since the s1600

[@candypinky7298]

Horses, perhaps the only worthy gift to the Native Americans from the "Old World."

[@tieflingcorpse9817]

candy pinky i mean unless you are a Native American. i dont think you really get to decide that

[@SuikaNine]

WHat gift? If anything The Old World gave back horses to their original habitat.

[@taistelusammakko5088]

@@SuikaNine horses werent american in the first place, do you even know what happened to horses there? Native americans killed every single one, along with other animals not seen anymore.

[@SuikaNine]

@@taistelusammakko5088 horses managed to flee to the asian continent. Horses came back for vengence.

[@taistelusammakko5088]

@@SuikaNine revenge of the horses

[@FLAME4564]

^^ the only times ive ever been on a horse was for trail rides and I too agree Horses are one of both God and Natures true beauties. Strong, Reliable, Tough, lovable and intelligent

[@lasco81]

I love the 1st nation peoples and their horses

[@TheTokkie]

horses from Eurasia that the Europeans introduced

[@amicableenmity9820]

Some of those look like Nez Perce horses. They're a cross between Appaloosas and Akhal Tekes, they're very beautiful.

[@kristinewhalen799]

I am Comanche and whisper free running horses.

[@lonelydog4536]

Wow how do you do that

[@tysonturquoise6940]

Horses are beautiful and brave we connect with them and are the only animal that well ride with you towards the battle and will show no fear.....

[@PsychicIsaacs]

Horses need to be taught to be brave. In their natural habitat they are mostly cowards. They are a prey animal and fear keeps them alive, but they can be taught to be brave and when they are so taught, they are the most courageous animals on Earth!

[@invinoveritas6859]

There's no saddle between the rider and his horse.They became ONE !

[@janieswanson2549]

These Native Americans appropriated European horses. So divisive.

[@AbovetheHimalayatrekking]

Amazing video, thank you for your effort

[@lisagay7271]

Great,,video,,i,,think, i,,will,,hang,,out,,with,,a,,beautiful,,horse,,for,,my,,new,,best,,friend,,i,,am,,so,,done,.,,with...relationship,.I just,,trust,,in,,a,,horse,,now,,they,,do,,love,,more,,them,,anyone,...i,,love,,them,,they,,are,,peace 😍😮😥🤐😉😚😍

[@rs-bi8yf]

Long live the horse !

[@alayjamitchell4067]

I'm a native American and mexican

[@Ti0midwest]

I'm Mexican. 💯 but I got mad love for my native people out here in Iowa and in South Dakota

[@kirstinetermansen7234]

They walked beside them as carry is harder then dragging things

[@hopeless1206]

can someone tell me what the guy is doing the type of singing he’s doing for a project

[@justin4802]

It's looks like a evening prayer and thanks to mother earth

[@Bob_E]

Yeah, the Comanche were experts at breaking horses. Ever see a 19th century Comanche break a horse? Animal rights people would throw up in their soup. Cruelty personified.

[@geraldomeira87]

Oi bom dia a todos eu GeraldoMeira dos. Santos gosto muito de ver os vídeo principalmente dos animais porque sou caipira

[@headdragondavidaustinsimmo4025]

Im Pima grandfather i taught these people there horse has same birthmark moles as us born on are birthday

[@jejaka5287]

Beautiful 💚💚💚🤙

[@LuizLoboOficial]

amazing!!!!