Thank you SO MUCH for this video! I've been studying everything I can find online for my 4-H horse judging finals to qualify for state, and this video sums up everything I've read perfectly in a visual way to "cement" it in my mind.

Thanks so much for this terrific video. Our 4h horse project used it tonight at our meeting.

Thanks soooooo much!! This helped me alot. We have an FFA horse judging tomorrow, thanks again!! 👍🐴

Thank you so much! This is a great video! Things are VERY well worded!!! I have a HS FFA horse judging team with various levels of experience and this was great!!!

thanks for sharing . its really help me to judge a horse . well done

The bay mare on 15:17 has a very mustangy body type. I honestly wouldn't be suprised if there is a freezebrand under that mane lol.

I think you need to read the halter judging manual provided on the AQHA website.

When comparing the second set of horses, the "braided mane mare" is actually a "braided mane GELDING" You simply missed the shealth. 😊

Interesting video but the main thing a horse needs is good feet --for if a horse has everything presented as ideal in this video and has terrible feet --what good is the horse? The second thing a horse needs is SPEED-speed to catch a calf. What is wrong with show horses is the fact that the Quarter Horse industry has differentiated to 4 types of horses--1 show horses, 2 race horses , 3 cutting horses, and 4 all around horses. The main thing I do not like about this differentiation is the fact that the show horse (or the type the judges select) can not run fast enough to catch a calf or to head a cow--all they do is look pretty.

Oh my gosh, halter horses look so weird..