Rewatching videos to support Yvonne as she recovers from a head injury (June 2022). You can help too by watching, letting the ads play, like, and comment.

I’m rewatching and commenting on all video! We have got to keep Yvonne’s channel alive! Praying for you and your family🙏

❤️ 7-2-22, Yvonne is on the mend and we continue to send her positive healing energies. ❤️ The foals are ignored by their mems. That's how it has to be after they're weaned. They have to learn how to be on their own and grow up ~~ the cycle of Life. Many blessings.

@lorismith7790

Жыл бұрын

💙🌸💙

@scrapykat3028

Жыл бұрын

Just hard to watch but I teach the 4 year olds at school. I watch this separation time happen regularly. Even our strong Littles that break away from mama early, every now and then wanna still be with mama.

@virtualselfie6899

Жыл бұрын

@@scrapykat3028 Second that emotion! I think of my mom every day and night. I saw a video of a 3-year-old white stallion up for auction with his mama. The cowboy decided to buy the white mama (they looked so alike), but the separation was so unbearable for the stallion who was actually bigger than mama. The sound of the stallion crying broke my heart. The man bought both together as he could see they were family for life. Makes your eyes well up! And he said the stallion never tried to cover his mama, so this was a bond that was clearly two hearts beating as one. Thanks, mister, wherever you are!

@Madijo70

11 ай бұрын

💜 for Yvonne

Uniek only throws her rank around when she has to 😆🤣 then her Mom(Yvonne) has to show everyone her grey hair !! I absolutely love Uniek 💘

@carolyndodane8583

Жыл бұрын

😍😍😍

We miss Yvonne and pray to our Lord for her recovery.

Watching for Yvonne's recovery ❣️

@carolyndodane8583

Жыл бұрын

Yvonne strong!!

Enjoying the wonderful videos Yvonne has made (with a little help from her friends).

I love seeing sweet Myrthe in these old videos!

Was reading a romance novel based in 1800s. The fellow braided his lover's hair, she asked how do u know how to.. I have horses was his response

@ameliar6374

3 жыл бұрын

Whats the novel name?

@miriambertram2448

3 жыл бұрын

@@ameliar6374 to be honest I cannot remember which one specifically. However possibly Stephanie Laurens bar Sinister series, the first six books. Or one of the grace burrowes books. Grace burrowes is excellent and the Stephanie Laurens' bar cynster series is very good. If you have a library subscription get the audible online of the bar cynster read by Simon preebles. The first one Devil's bride just took me in with the reading.

@ameliar6374

3 жыл бұрын

@@miriambertram2448 thanks so much:)

@miriambertram2448

3 жыл бұрын

@@ameliar6374 enjoy☺

Have to smile at how Uniek just walks up to the front But she also so independently wanders away The more I watch the more obvious it becomes why she is QUEEN Uniek

Poor babies they just want to say hello! I still just find it fascinating when you go get them in the pasture they just come up to you. That’s just amazing. I so enjoy seeing these beauties. Thank you so much for sharing! ❤️❤️❤️

Because I have no experience with horses at all, I find it so interesting to learn about horse behavior trough your channel. The foals seemed very eager to get attention from the mares. Unfortunately it was not mutual. Hang in there girls. We all love and support you 🐴🐴🐴💗💗💗

@christinerobinson9372

3 жыл бұрын

Watch wild horse interactions. Very much different. These horses live in an artificially safe environment, in artificial groupings. In the wild, sons and daughters stay with their mother and father for several years before starting their own families. Colts are allowed to run and meet other colts. Fillies are kept safe until they are around four years old. At around three or four years, colts start to hang out in groups together where they play fight each other to hone their skill and establish order of dominance. Stallions will drive young colts away from their daughters until they are old enough to start their families. Most stallions have two or three mares, two young and one or two older, wiser, experienced mares who know the landscape and help care for the babies. Some stallions have even more mares if they are very good fighters. Two groups that I follow are the Pryor Mountain horses and the Salt River Wild Horses.

@dianebannister4591

3 жыл бұрын

@@christinerobinson9372 thank you for your post. I don't know anything about horses. What you said was very interesting to me. From the USA 🇺🇸

@lindapelle8738

3 жыл бұрын

@@christinerobinson9372 wow this is so interesting. Thanks for explaining that, I feel sorry for the Colts being separated from the mom so young it’s sort of heartbreaking because that’s not how it is in the wild

@cottonwoodcreekfarm

3 жыл бұрын

this is after weaning for 3 weeks....you are only seeing the mares at feeding time and they are concerned with getting to the hay, getting enough to eat, as there is a time limit, and heirarchy...they do this daily and know the drill.......but you weren't there to see the pain of weaning for both mare and foal. Imagine someone came in and took your baby without your consent. I"m not saying they are being mistreated, just saying please don't think weaning is easy because you aren't seeing it - you are seeing 3 weeks after the process. If you got to see mares and foals in a large pasture setting without human intervention weaning is done by the mare and sometimes they don't wean them for a few years. We speed up this process so we can start training the foal and using the mare to breed again.

@gc6295

3 жыл бұрын

@@cottonwoodcreekfarm money

Thank you Yvonne for this amazing youtube channel

Enjoying older videos for Yvonne 💞🙏

@carolyndodane8583

Жыл бұрын

Yvonne strong!!

It’s so interesting that the mares go from being sooo protective & then in no time they can’t be bothered with their babies. Does that happen when the goals are a certain age or once weaned? I always wondered if they realize who their moms are once they are full grown, here they clearly still do. Lol. It’s so interesting watching this natural and herd behaviour. I’m learning so much from this channel. I love it. Thank you 😊

"Mom,mom,mom,mom,mom we are here......😁😁❣️❣️

@leilakackley53

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing!! Lol!

@aleta5873

3 жыл бұрын

Made me sad to see them stretching out their necks toward their mothers without response.

@lorefreak94

3 жыл бұрын

Mom: nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, don't care.....

Eefje is so beautiful 💙❤ Xoxo

I understand this...I have two teen girls at home myself! 😂 Hard to eat in peace.

@warriormaiden9829

3 жыл бұрын

You open a chocolate bar or bag of chips, and suddenly you have an entourage (or bevey of baby birds, depending on how old one's kids are)! 🤣🤣

@raraavis7782

3 жыл бұрын

@@warriormaiden9829 I swear, little kids have some kind of extra sense for that. No matter, how distracted they are by something else...if you so much as open the door to the cupboard, where the sweets are kept...they're on their feet and by your side in 2,3 seconds max.

@warriormaiden9829

3 жыл бұрын

@@raraavis7782 Lol, hubbys too. It's like they can practically smell it on their way home, and they instantly know you had some without them. 😆

@iamf6641

3 жыл бұрын

@@warriormaiden9829 my hubby has a big cocl

Guessing the mares now view the young fillies more as competition that must be kept in place than off spring. One thing I've learned from this channel, horse herds are all about power, hierarchy and social clicks. Thank your for your videos. I live seeing your farm life. Beautiful group of people and horses.

@FriesianHorses

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!! ❤❤ thank you for watching

Didn’t know there was a hierarchy with horses. They are beautiful!

@christenawalker2944

3 жыл бұрын

There is nothing but hierarchy that is herd mentality and why they can actually stay together as a herd!

@kathybrensinger6766

3 жыл бұрын

They're like any herd or pack animal. There's always a leader and the rest are submissive to her or him. I love horses but I've never seen this breed before last week. Now I'm hooked!

@richardcarrico8387

3 жыл бұрын

Look at zebra herds. The lead mare is the first one, followed by the other mares. The stallion brings up the rear

@joligra

2 жыл бұрын

Generally, the horse that yields space to the other horse is the lower one. Pay attention next time your horses are out in pasture. You might notice a pattern with your horses, you'll be able to pick out the dominant one by paying attention who is the one moving who. The one that pushes (consistently) and gains space is dominant over the one who yields that space.

Love the young ladies, so beautiful. Moms stop for a bite but are not interested in the weaned fillys. Life is tough some times, but, things will get better.

the connection of Mathildes noble head to her neck is just exquisite

@limitedtime5471

3 жыл бұрын

Such a stunning filly!

@maryjopaoni3597

3 жыл бұрын

The goals can't understand why their Moms won't give them food, before all they had to do was get close & the mare would allow it to nurse. But they're teenagers now.

@amaniiexxchnge

3 жыл бұрын

@@maryjopaoni3597 pretty sure they get that lol

I like very much your barn!!! Beautiful place! I used straw for my horse as well and hated feeding hay on top ! Your system having them get hay from outside their stalls is great idea

I really enjoy the 3 Ms. They're like 3 peas in a pod right now. Wanting recognition from their moms. Haha.

Uniek is leading from behind !

All of the horses are beautiful but Uniek is definitely The Queen!

And here they come, always love how they walk in line and respond ❤️ to the call of Yvonne..they are special horses 👏👍😃

Aww, poor babies. But I guess, like all children, they must grow up.

How wonderfully instructive (although a bit sad) to allow the fillies to learn that their mom’s can no longer participate in their lives because they have new hormones & babies to prepare for. The little girls have been “made” by their moms and you, Yvonne ♥️ Great training, by YOU from now forward for the three fillies! I so love how Uneik and your whole family of Friesians interact with one another. 😊👌♥️🥰

These fillies are so funny with their chewing at the moms.

Aaww, Mathilde's such a good girl, trying not to irritate her mom too much by nibbling some hay for a bit and looking to see if she'll be acknowledged. Unlike Myrthe, who's all up in Sjirkje's face xD

It's nice they have large community stalls so they can keep each other company during this time of separation.

That was funny when Uniek shook her head to hide her grey 😂

@lisajoyaslanis

Жыл бұрын

@@Tipihoo Hi, Jaana! 👋 Lisa 🇦🇺🐨🌏 💙🏇💐👨‍👩‍👦‍👦🌷💕💓💪💙

@lisajoyaslanis

Жыл бұрын

@@Tipihoo Haven't gone anywhere... Just filling my time in playing the videos, trying to generate a little spare cash for Bauke's petrol! Hope you are well ... Yvonne Strong!! 💙🏇💐👨‍👩‍👦‍👦🌷💕💓💪💙 Lisa 🇦🇺🐨🌏

Los Frisones, son especialmente bellos. Como el caballo español, son una raza imprescindible para admirarlos

It is very therapeutic to wander among the horses and green grass and see your life

The Moms saying the dairy is closed! Lol!

What interesting horse behavior, sweet little submissive fillies...so cute!

I worked with horses for many years and miss them very much. I envy you.

Another good one!!!! So much going on. Minze snarfing down the hay, goede jongen(good boy) Uniek and her Miss Boss thing. Mares come in and immediately raid the foals fridge. Cheeky and bold Myrthe who says "I don't care if Sjirkje raises her head at me, I am behind these bars and she can't get me...I am going to pester her as much as I want.😝 Folks, we may be seeing the new boss of the 3M's...MYRTHE.

@leilakackley53

3 жыл бұрын

Jeff S Raiding the foals fridge! Good one! Lol!!

It’s a little bit sad that the mares don’t really care about their girls but that’s just part of it dogs are the same way with their pups,they definitely don’t keep the same emotions to their babies the way we do. Poor Myrthe she was only trying to get attention from Sjirkje & she sayid “don’t touch me child”!😄 Uniek is offended that you said she has gray hair but don’t worry Uniek I think it makes you look even more regal she’s a beautiful Queen glad to see the litte’s doing well.❤️❤️🐴🐴

@Schiffon

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe a bit sad for us but the mom’s hormones are into eating and new babies now. 😅♥️XO

@shannondominguez9725

3 жыл бұрын

@@LindaEll89 Exactly I think that’s a perfect description.❤️❤️🤗🤗

@cottonwoodcreekfarm

3 жыл бұрын

Mares do most certainly care about their babies and remember them for life....This is after weaning for 3 weeks....you are only seeing the mares at feeding time and they are concerned with getting to the hay, getting enough to eat, as there is a time limit, and heirarchy...they do this daily and know the drill.......but you weren't there to see the pain of weaning for both mare and foal. Imagine someone came in and took your baby without your consent. I"m not saying they are being mistreated, just saying please don't think weaning is easy because you aren't seeing it - you are seeing 3 weeks after the process during feeding time. They are also teaching the foals their place at feeding time. If you got to see mares and foals in a large pasture setting without human intervention weaning is done by the mare and sometimes they don't wean them for a few years. We speed up this process so we can start training the foal and using the mare to breed again.

@lisajoyaslanis

2 жыл бұрын

@@LindaEll89 That was so sweet..... The Queen's silver tiara! 👍👑🐎💕🌷

Хорошенькие такие все, просто чудо! Очень красивые лошади у вас!

The mares definitely don't seem to be interested in their foals anymore! Much more interested in food 😂😂! The three fillies are definitely growing, as is Minze Teije 😊😍😊😍. The mares are as gorgeous as always 😍😍.

Prayers for Yvonne

Jonny Is A Rock Star

it looked like to me that Eefje was not being shunned so much by the herd today which warmed my heart......I learned quite a bit from this video.....excellent explanations and teachings......perfect translation.......beautiful friesians in a beautiful place.....thank you yvonne for making this video and posting it today

@lisajoyaslanis

Жыл бұрын

👍😊

The young ladies are so happy to see their Moms.💐

Kind of sad to see the fillies wanting recognition from the mares (especially mothers) and not seeing any (unless there is some invisible horse signal I missed.) Life goes on.

@sarahhughes732

2 жыл бұрын

It's really not sad at all. These are not humans and do not have the same parent/child relationship. This is normal and natural.

Thanks!

@marya4861

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

I'm just so in love with Uniek. 😍 She is so beautiful.🌹Her personality seems so gentle. 💖

I MISS YOU QUEEN UNIEK! 😢

You are so blessed to have these majestic creatures in your life!!!

Can we just acknowledge how beautiful the scenery is? Like it's breathtaking.

Reminds me of a weaning child trying to pull up moms shirt in a restaurant. You better stop that now! Lol

All of your horses are precious and wonderful they are well taking care of

Watching, Rewatching in support of Yvonne 💕🌷

Thanks, more Friesian Action: loved seeing Moms with their daughters, as they are growing up. I just watched a video from March 2020, with Sjirkje, 7 yrs old and Mathilde, about 3 wks old (mother and daughter) The video is when Mathilde slipped on her first visit to the meadow. Sjirkje is the perfect example of the Friesian breed, magnificent. Is she a Star with first Premium? Yvonne, keep up your steady recovery. Don't stress about pleasing your viewers, we all just want you to have a full recovery. God bless you and your family. Sending hugs from El Paso, Texas, USA

Love learning the ins and outs of the mare/foal relationship during weaning. Thanks!

These mommas take care of there babies so well

Doesn't mean their moms don't love them anymore, they're busy eating. Just make mom think her daughter is in danger and see what happens.

@jodiehamilton8518

3 жыл бұрын

💛

@Tomes23

3 жыл бұрын

They show love by acting indifferent. They want their girls to thrive.

@sarahhughes732

2 жыл бұрын

Animals are not like humans. They don't have the same parent child relationship. I think people upset by this are applying human standards to them

Check out the Community page. Yvonne is HOME! Time for the happy dance!

Uniek I know how it is......I have gray hair too!!!! Lol. Luv ya the whole herd family 💞

Beautiful animals.

Yvonne. Your always mindful when the mare's butts are facing you. Smart move.

Such beautiful mares and foals and the foals are growing so big. Aren’t some of their mothers expecting? It is going to be a full spring and summer again. 🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🥰💖🇺🇸

@shannondominguez9725

3 жыл бұрын

Marlene McDaniel Yes Indeed there will be 6 new Goengamieden foals this season if all goes well:Queen Uniek Ritchsje Reintje Lady Pjirkje Sjirkje Frieda with her very first little one.❤️❤️

Ahww. There moms just want to eat. Poor baby’s. Well they have each other. ☹️🦋

@Dachdogoriginal

3 жыл бұрын

I know. 😭😭😭

@jw2526

3 жыл бұрын

Is so sad to seen this is me too😭😭

@Schiffon

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly 👍

Your foals are gorgeous! I look forward to videos of them getting inspected!

When they chew with their mouth like that, are they trying to mimic suckling?

@christinewaters7977

3 жыл бұрын

It's actually just a submissive gesture, horses of all ages do it!

@Solitude11-11

3 жыл бұрын

I wonder, it’s a good theory. ‘I’m just a helpless baby’.

They're like, mom who? I don't know you

they're all so beautiful!!! I have no idea how you can tell all of them apart. 🤣🤣🤣

They are so beautiful and beautiful.

@carlycaye90

3 жыл бұрын

beautiful AND beautiful (:

So funny when you were showing us Uniek's gray hair - she finally shook her forelock & said: "Mom - don't show everyone my gray hair & tossed her forelock to hide it 😆😊🥰❤🐴

aw they even lined up at first ♥️

Myrthe is stunning here

Pjirkje: Girls let's get going Yvonne just called us let's not keep her waiting 🐴♥️

I love to see their manes all brushed out! So beautiful!

Those young fillies need some loving. I wish I was there. I love all those horses.💋🐴🥰♥️

Funny how the mares forget their foals. On to the next I guess. They must still detect the scent.

@sharonbarton1888

3 жыл бұрын

They never forget their foals, it is just time to move on . horses recognize each other, as we do, for years. I have been in breeding, training etc. For 48 years. Horses are life

@christenawalker2944

3 жыл бұрын

I was going to say the same thing I have seen horses also recognize former stable mates!

What are the white patches on their coat? My goodness your homeland is exquisitely beautiful. Such a beautiful land visually like heaven on earth.

@lisajoyaslanis

2 жыл бұрын

Probably dried mud..

I’m always amazed at how fast and accurate she can name her horses... especially from so far away!

I love Mathilde😍😍😍🐴💕❣️ Have a nice weekend 🙂 Lol Benedikte 🌸🌺

Look at those beautiful long tails!

Would love to pay a visit to your barn and it's so nice to see the foal still misses their mere, and tge mere is like, get over it 😆🤣😂

a very instructive video of horse behavior. Thankyou

I don't know about anyone else, but I need a genealogy/family tree to keep mares and foals straight! Also, pronunciation tips. And HOW do you know who us who??? They are almost totally alike! I am so hooked on this site. Thank you are for the most de-stressing site around. So beautiful.💗💗

Interesting, in the stable of my trainer they have mare and her son, she is 18 and he is 13 years old. They are still very close and always together.

@toolatetothestory

3 жыл бұрын

Awwwww

@lisajoyaslanis

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds a little weird... Presumably, the son is castrated? Something had not previously heard of happening...

@leahryan5560

Жыл бұрын

@@lisajoyaslanis: It’s probably more of a friendship than anything. At my barn, we have a school horse herd and there are these two geldings, Piper and Cayce, who are both pretty old and they’re almost always together. Today we went on a trail ride through their pasture and Cayce decided to follow along cause Piper was being ridden lol. It was adorable although Piper, being a grumpy old man, tried to kick Cayce cause he was all up in his space. But anyways, mares and their grown foals can form close friendships even years after weaning.

@lisajoyaslanis

Жыл бұрын

@@leahryan5560 thanks for that... Never too old to learn! Think I like your horses... 😁🐎🐎🌹

@leahryan5560

Жыл бұрын

@@lisajoyaslanis: Thanks. All the horses are my barn are very people oriented and friendly(even the two two year old colts). Plus, I was also riding Piper’s “girlfriend” Lilah yesterday, so Cayce was like a third wheel lol.

Uniek and the gray hair...Ha, just like me. I use "Just for Men" to dye my beard. They should make a dye called "Just for Mares" 🤣

@pakejeffje6238

3 жыл бұрын

@@LindaEll89 👍

@raraavis7782

3 жыл бұрын

Well, as long as she's still competing, it wouldn't be an option, anyway. Frisian horses must not have dyed hair, it's forbidden. Yes, really - it's in the regulations. Although I'm guessing, it's more about not covering up breed inappropriate white markings, than greying mares 😄

@vw4335

3 жыл бұрын

You just need a long forelock to hide it Works for Uniek

@lindatruax3985

3 жыл бұрын

LOL

@christinerobinson9372

3 жыл бұрын

@@pakejeffje6238 I never got around to dying my greys, thought about it a lot, now I accept them. I earned them! It's the ones that migrated to my chin that I wage battle on!

THESE HORSES LOVE YOU ALL , THEY ARE AT SUCH EASE AROUND YOU, IT'S TRULY LOVELY TO SEE

Wonderful to have so many new uploads to watch during the tail end of winter Thanks

hahahaha! the one is like: I KNOW DAT’ NIPPLE STILL DAR’ CANNNTTTT REACCCCHHHH! OHHHH, JUST A LITTLE CLOSER MOMMMMYYYYY!!!!!? so dang precious!

Lovely video. Thank you ❣️

That's amazing ( and a little sad) how quickly the mothers detach from their daughters.

@sarahhughes732

2 жыл бұрын

It is normal and for their own good. Remember these aren't humans

I love your narration of horse politics. Fascinating!

So great to watch again. ☺️ 🇦🇹

Myrthe has such a pretty head 🥺🖤

Leuke videos mooie paarden 😍

I looked at all three foals’ sire and no wonder all three are such exquisite Friesians. Beart 411 produces many champions including the lovely “Pjirkje” and “Richtsje” and Mrythe’s sire “Omer 493”! ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you for this 20-30 minutes of mothers and daughters after weaning I'd never seen that I mean I I had a mayor that had a had three folds but it just didn't go like this it's so sad in a lot of ways that the little girls they just want to get close to Mom and at one point at the end it's just like that I don't even care who's mom thank you again it's something that doesn't seem to be captured that often and it was very sweet heart rendering but sweet

These horses are so beautiful. They remind me of horses in late 19c european paintings .

Mythe is a beauty

Hey that's just how it is in their world🤷‍♂️🐴🤷‍♂️🐴🤷‍♂️ Even though its hard to see Eefje at the bottom of the ranking in the adult herd,it won't be forever, and her time will come, it's also nice to see that Shirkje has moved up a step on the ladder, and I think she is friends with Eefje 🤗 Is that common for the lowest ranking 2 to find solace with each other ? ❤