Interactions endlessly fascinating.

Aren't they breathtaking? Still colts but with so much power and agility already!

Boys playing rough and tumble 😂😍😂😍!

I'm going with the one without the halter. He seems to be the one who strikes out first when they snuffle.

Wow, what beautiful stallons, so much energy and attitude!!!! Yvonne strong!!

Young stallions generally dont intend to do harm, only establish rank. Accidents DO happen even among young buddies who grew up together . When the hormones start kicking and you put a young lovely lady in the mix, things get more complicated. 😉

They all three have such grace of movement! They are so majestic to watch!!

I love watching the young stallions play! 🐎🐎🐎 I'll admit though, they would scare the stew out of me if I was there. Every time they put their heads together, make that sound, and go up on their hind legs, I jump! Even at my comfortable distance all of the way over here in America. 🙂

Exciting to watch how they interact! 👌

So majestic! That is a lot of power in a small-ish space. Glad you could get out of the way while they galloped around!

The Friesian without a halter. He's always out front and putting the other two in there place. I love his natural half red mane. 3 beauties 🌿💚🌿

I love when the stallions put their heads together, then its1. 2. 3. PLAYTIME!

Just guessing...is it the one without the halter? They are all stunning!

They seem to be having a good time

The red-blond high lights in their manes are so 90s retro! 😉

Hm, I find it surprisingly hard to tell, much more so, than in a regular herd setting. But I think, the big one with the halter. Because everytime he and the halterless one have a go at each other, the halterless one then promptly goes over to the one who is still chewing at the others and bullies him a bit. But I‘m glad, you’re letting ‚da boyz‘ play and roughhouse with each other like that. That’s how you get horses, that are well adjusted as well as beautiful 👍

I’ve never seen your stallions, they, like all the mares, are beautiful! I think the boss is the one without the head collar on :)

YEAH, she's probably holding the camera 😉

Enjoyed watching this video. Thank you Yvonne ♥️‼️

The one without the halter is the alpha of the group, You notice one always seems stay at his behind, while one without halter is biting at other one.. This of course can quickly change depending on their age and other horses in the area. But the real Alpha is one behind the camera :P

Awesome to watch!

Fascinating to observe the interactions / behaviors of the ‘’adolescent’’ (?) stallions who are so gorgeous.....especially the slightly larger one who seems to be directing most activities/having it his way. All seem to be enjoying themselves - - - Luv this video!

They are beautiful to watch, beauty and spirit great combination

Supporting Yvonne. 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙

Oh! I've never seen this video. Lovely colts. No-halter is the boss I think.

Thanks!

Who is the boss? You can't see her; she's not in the video!

It looks like they are friendly to each other. Whenever one turns his back and kicks, he doesn’t hurt but makes a gesture. They could hurt but choose not to. The one that stands off to the side is the one on watch; they rotate watch duty so all of them can run around and interact. It all seems playful and friendly the way males might play and get to know one another. So it’s hard to see who is the boss, but maybe that’s because these guys aren’t seriously engaged in establishing dominance right now. There aren’t any females there. I don’t know horses that well so this is my guess.

Love to see these interactions between the horses. I would guess the one without the halter ist the boss...So pretty and elegant and stunning beautiful....😍💖❤👍🏼

Awwww love this one

Easy, the big one with the halter is the boss. He moves the other horses as he pleases and doesn´t back off. He hold his ground. Next in order is the one without the halter, and last is the small one with the halter. He even does this chewing foals do when older horses gets near to show submission.

It's good to see them playing🐎🐎🐎

Just love the frosted tips

Friesains seem to have a mellow way about them, even when establishing dominance!

Brilliant they are so good I’d love any one of them they move so good. X

Fun fun fun to watch 💯💕💙

Thank you for this video, its wonderful! Beautiful horses!

I think the boss is the larger one with the halter because he seems to be protecting one of the ones with a halter

I think it's the one without the halter

I think the little one with no halter is definitely the aggressor.

I don't know which one is boss, but I will say this. Myself, being completely inexperienced with horses, I would have probably would have run out into the middle of the room and begged all three of them to please be nice, lol! They play kinda rough, lol!

Yes definitely the one without the halter is the boss of these three. My young mare acts like that when she is put out with the others. It's pretty funny! She does a dance around them first then sniffs their noises and paws at them. She's small but intimidating! lol

That was fun to watch thank you

Whichever one it is is sure beautiful!

I don't know who the boss is but it looks they are all getting in some good exercise.

I love how one has his name faded to copperie brown

They are all beautiful.

Blue head collar is leader I believe.

Who's the boss? The black one 😏

I'm in charge! No I'm in charge! No I'm in charge! No I told you Im in charge!

The halterless stallion seems to hold an edge among them? Quick nips and driving the others a bit ? This is so fun and interesting - I love that this male group is together, playing and exercising. Even with mares, no doubt , in pastures and barns nearby. How old are they? Have they been bred? I'd love to see more like this , with your comments and observations about your daily lives with your Friesian stallions !!

Классное видео, про великолепных лошадей.

i think the boss is the frisian without the halter

Beautiful

The one which always stays a bit further away from the other two

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Adorable!!!!!!!!!! :3

Revisiting.

The one with out the white halter. It keeps biting the horses flanks to show leadership. But the real answer is the one who owns them, or rides them!

Awe nice horses

🤗💛💝

I would think the horse without the halter and the newest to the herd,the young man baby talking.The other two trash talk each other but really aren't interested much in establishing whose boss.

Would have taken the halters off. Safer for the horses so they don't get caught up in them while playing.

So,,beautiful,,so,,pretty,,lovr,,the,,music😎😁😉😄😚😍

Not overly fond of these horses being introduced in this way as it's not very productive or safe, there's nothing to distract them from each other and lots of corners where one could be pinned. The horses themselves mostly seem to be playing, it's also nice to see stallions together as they should be- not fond of the halters but understand why they are there but they can be caught or grabbed by another horse during a fight- be aware of this halters are dangerous on horses when not in use as they often catch on fences or branches and can strangle horses to death or break their necks when they try to free themselves. If you must use a halter have one with a clip under the chin and attach bailing twine so it can snap if need be. However, if you need a halter to catch your horse the problem is something worth taking the time to tackle with time rather than short-sighted solutions. One other thing I will say is that it strikes me that these stallions are somewhat well socialised but I suspect most of the time have somewhat limited contact with other horses which makes life nearly unbearable for them as they have very low impulse control. Out of all of these horses, the stallion without the halter is by far the most well socialised and steady-minded. Lastly, if you look around on scientifically-backed blogs you will find that studies show that horses choose to follow those they view as the most knowledgeable or in need horses, the stallion is not the boss no horse is the boss but each has separate roles. Pregnant mares will often lead the rest of the herd to water as they are the highest priority in the herd, young stallions can act as protectors against predators and other stallions when their father is busy. Stallions will keep themselves between their families and threats but that doesn't mean the mares don't also act as individual protectors. Stallions drive from the back to keep the herd together but don't actually dictate where the group goes that is the mare in front which is interchangeable with the needs of the other horses. Basically, horse relationships are based on need, respect and trust. Play can often give the impression that there are placements within a herd, this behaviour has been disproven in predators also and although it is out-dated research is still used in many documentaries which spread misinformation to the masses that don't fact-check.

the one without the halter is the biggest pest that plays kind of dirty. (bites alot) I want the one with the white halter that is more chunky and has slightly longer mane. Are you in the states?

What is the difference between these three playing and Johnny, who can not get a playmate? Are these 'colt' enough? Haven't they a stading in the herd and mare to protect? Please enlighten me :)

Is the bigger one Elsje's colt Tjitze--how to say that please?

Interesting how they try to duke it out on who becomes the boss. Did they actually figure it out?

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omg so bella

The horse without the halter is the boss. Do they hurt themselves. It looks rough when they kick.

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Question? If a matriarch’s daughter tends to assume a matriarch role later in a herd, would this also be true for the colt/stallion of that matriarch? Also, in a herd in the wild, is it the matriarch who leads the herd while a stallion is at the rear? If true, I would guess that the lead stallion would assume the last position at the rear, pushing the herd onward and forward. Not sure though.

Die spielen aber wild. Ich hoffe, dass sich keiner verletzt. Aber das ist wohl normal unter Hengsten.

Watch out the frustration he play a bit in the spin that's can limit the horses As psychological hurt being the one who is lowest, so hi we need mares foals

That music is overpowering the video!

Pure heaven in mh eyes x3 😆

it is not the one without the halter. just because he or she bites. it could be for play. but if you watch the video, you will notice that one of the haltered one is the boos. two of the horses constantly put their heads down in submission to the leader. look out for it.. then tell me if you agree or at least see wut i see

Bellos

Yup red no head collar is boss :) Beautiful boys

😍😍😍

The one without the halter

I think they are flirting. :)

🐎. ♥️.

Mr. No Collar!!

Who won?

I see they have brown mane,. You should paint it black.

Very interesting interaction with three stallions in same field however, in NZ when I was working in harness racing stable we all jog two years old colt, even three years old as well in cart with two colts on lead on tow on both sides, never had any problem but never in same paddock together. Here in the U.S. they were like freaked out or saying that it is impossible to jog three colts same time lol. I have another question, someone posted Friesian Marketsplace on website here in the U.S. they advertised a stallion as Friesian bred but it's not all black or dark brown like typical Friesian breed. This stallion is pinto colored: www.equinenow.com/horse-ad-1283252 It's fine if that stallion is part Friesian or mixed but they cannot simply just put Friesian as breed. Correct me if I'm wrong? Is there such 100% Friesian breed/bloodline with color other than black/brown?

Defo the one without the headcollar

Zit hier een speciale reden achter dat je dit zo doet ? ,,, enne wie is de baas ?

I would have to say the one without the headcollar

Horses in private :)

their hair color looks a bit different 🤔

Without the halter

the most ginger lad in the mane with the headcollar at 3.19

I didn't know it was safe to let stallions play together like that. I thought that ungelded stallions would sometimes try to seriously injure each other?

Zonder halsband is de baas, wat in het eggie ook zo is.

I see one of them submissive chewing

So open an economy?