+elainaisnotrad ahahah i thought the same thing XD

haha cute little Jack Russell 😀

LOL at first i thought it was a chicken. . .

elainaisnotrad 😂 lol 😂

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Mount the dog and see how fast he runs with horses.

@@phildavis4600 The dog was pretty not gonna lie

that lil doggo is forever cute! got the giggles: hes like "hey i wanna run too!" complete cutie! love both horses. very good riders!

+Cheyenne Vowell Your comment made me look to my horse's ashes, and suddenly miss him so very much. Oh how I miss my paint! Amazing horse, so very smart and reliant. I recall this time we were in the mountains on a trail ride, and all of us decided to wade into the water with our horses. When the other riders' jumped off their horses, and into the water, their horses joined the herd of riders' that didn't go into the lake. When I jumped off mine, he waited loyally there, then when I called out to him, he swam out to me in the lake and I rode on his back while he swam. That is an experience I'll never forget and will always smile at. All horses are valued, and loved (or should be!) without them, we wouldn't be where we are today. I am forever thankful to the quiet kindness that horses have given us.

+m16chick I'm so sorry your horse passed away. It sounds like he was an amazing and loyal horse to you💘

+Cheyenne Vowell That's right. It depends on what you use them for. They are both awesome trail horses. I love all horses!

+Thatottbteddy True! It also depends on the rider, and on what the horse was bred for, so bloodlines and such. On average arabs are used a lot for long distance races (endurance) and thoroughbreds for shorter distance races. Doesn't mean the individual arab can't be faster than an individual thoroughbred. :) I think the purpose of this video was just to show the fun and the messing around, I really enjoyed it!

Ceri I agree! I do Endurance and love those scrappy Arabs. But my Thoroughbred was great on the trail. Arabs have a larger heart and lungs of any other horse. They are minus a vertebrata and they have smaller bones but they are denser than other breeds. A light breed so their recovery time at Vet checks is short. Time counts so you want a horse that comes down fast (pulse & respiration) Their tails flip up naturally and this helps cool them down. These are reasons Arabs do really well in long distance riding.

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ThereIsProbablyNoGod Get off the internet.

ThereIsProbablyNoGod it's just the movement. My dad did racing, and he did the same thing. Didn't harm the horse

Autumn V Rainwaterbackup channel2 it is just the way the camera is... she is actully quite good

What a poffta

Allie Wilde atually, theres no arabian influence in the Akhal teke horse. i prefer Akhal tekes over arabians, much prettier and are fast as hell too.

Allie Wilde The thoroughbred owes it's bloodlines to more than just Arabians. They also originated from Barbs and the extinct Turkomen, both also well known for their speed, hardiness and stamina.

Arabians are the most beautiful horses ever to walk this earth. I don't care about speed. The Arabian intelligence and gentleness is unmatched, and there's no other breed that children are allowed to show per USEF in stallion. They make the best mounts for any age, and have nothing but a desire to please. I won't own any other breed! Nothing but the original and the best for me and my family!

Allie Wilde i dont think arabians are the most beautiful at all. their noses look like someone slammed a hammer up their face, some show arabs look more like giraffes than horses(and that while i normally like long necks, some of the necks of the arabians just look weird), and they kinda look like ponies, and their are not Always ment for every age because they can have hot temper

False. Clearly you've never worked with Arabians. And if USEF allows children under 18 to show stallions (the only breed they allow to do so), that clearly speaks volumes. And some of them do have very dished faces, and I prefer less dished. But they are the smartest breed, and the oldest domesticated breed. There's no disputing that at all.

You are funny! dog wins it LOL

Is the dog carrying a person on its back? Let's make it at even weights and see who wins.

^ noob, grumpy noob

Kristie Kunkle ^goob, bumpy goob Arabians are known for their ability to cover very long distances faster than other breeds although I have read that the Athel Teke (sp?) is also a great marathon runner. For shorter distances from two miles down to five or six furlongs it would be the thoroughbred and for a quarter mile or less the quarter horse. Of course, the quarter horse is freely crossed with thoroughbreds and can still be registered as a quarter horse, and thoroughbreds were distantly crossed with Arabians.

They were bred for their stamina, making them best for endurance racing.

Kylie Wilson No. Don't do that.

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Smeeze dont do what ?

Equestrian Life whats funny ?

I agree but the civilized world has weakened the true original Arab, the deserts still have them, and the passionate true crab Arabian breeders..

The image most people see isn't the 'real' Arabian!

You're absolutely right.

Quarter horse will beat out both in the first quarter mile, but then they quickly lose their steam and the TB will pull ahead. And I think if they *kept* going, a true Arab would eventually pull ahead of the TB and win out by their sheer endurance alone. (And the quarter horse will be taking a nice nap somewhere lol)

Arabian have been added to almost every breed at one time or another to add refinement and endurance.

Without Arabian blood the Thoroughbred would not exist.

Cathy24601 Thanks Cathy, I understand that but I was meaning the actual TB in this video, its looks quite araby compared to the average TB to me.

I thought the same thing but it's probably just the particular bloodline and the rider. It has really flared nostrils and its head is kind of dished. Also they are really just playing so it looks different than if it had been at a full gallop and not just messing around.

Maybe. I don't know about how the rider could make it look Araby though? I was thinking its head like you say but also its tail and general carriage.

TB's came from Arabs.

The poster references to individual horses, but I find his implied conclusions to be exceedingly unlikely.

Arabian Stallion Don't forget their nostrils are larger than other breeds for more air intake too.

Arabian Stallion Also, have heard the white Arabian from Yemen is the Mother of the breed. Ancient and true horse.

That is not correct. While thoroughbreds have been bred out of Arabians, they are not half. Thoroughbreds are closer to Standardbreds than they are Arabians.

Was referring to Arabians.

Cal Treloar My comment was for Arabian Stallion

frobsey Very true in both cases. They're both beautiful animals and should be admired as such for their individuality, not put against each other in some breed-superiority contest.

+frobsey I couldn't agree more some people cant watch a youtube vid without arguing which is the best people should love all kinds of horses cause all of them were created for a reason

Arabs breed to heavy English mares.

Aaron Kennaugh I read that some of the mares were also of North African, Arabian Peninsula origin as well.

Vernon France Three stallions originated the Thoroughbred. Darley Arabian, Godolphin Barb, and the Byerley Turk. Bred to heavier English mares. One of them was accidental, I think the Darley ? He was used to "tease" mares before breeding to regular stallions, but one mare showed such a preference for him, that they let the breeding go ahead. The result was a really fast racehorse - so it wasn't as if the Brits knew what they were doing or anything.

Bridget B You are so right Bridget. A lot of successes in animal husbandry are accidental. The Morgan horse was born small and stout but turned out to be fast and strong and even a very good harness horse which helped in the development of the standardbred. I was not meaning to imply the Brits are brighter or better horsemen, just that they were the first to develop a superior race horse. I have watched races all my life and I often wonder why the breeders have gone toward shorter, stronger animals. I have decided it is because they are more precocious and so many of the most prestigious races are for three year olds. This is contrasted with Zenyatta, a huge mare which became an outstanding success at longer distances. Then when it came time to breed her instead of using another large stallion such as, for example, Tiznow, they go for the shorter type like Bernstein and Tapit. I want them to develop huge horses, relatively speaking, like Forgo and Rock Hard Ten. They would clean up when they enter the older handicap division where the precocious ones have already gotten injured or run out of steam.

Actually it was the godolphin and the mares name was Roxanne and not all three stallions were arabians.

Thoroughbreds have Arab in their bloodline

No longer Living most horse breeds have Arabian bloodlines :)

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Chickens and t rexs are kinda related apparently :)

Yeah, chickens can trace their evolution back to dinosaurs, but obviously they are completely separate creatures.

That's my point, they're related, very distantly, but are undoubtedly different species. Look up speciation.

TB with time their blood gets diluted and need to be restrengthened with pure Arabians also Arabians are a standard breed to produce new breeds there is no way around it

Exactly!! The two breeds are related VERY distantly. Hardly a reason to think they are cousins.

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Humans can be real scumbags, sending these beautiful animals to be slaughtered, for no more reason, than they’re not useful anymore, or they can’t make money for the scumbag breeder. The thought of it surely hurts the heart of a normal human.

Its gladiator ost

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