Friesians used to come in many colors. Out crossing almost destroyed the breed. At one point only one approved Friesian stallion remained,. As I understand it, all Friesians alive to today trace back to this one stallion. A Friesian with more white than a small patch on the forehead can not be registered with the FPS. Any Friesian with any color anywhere other than black can't be used for breeding via the FPS. This does not mean they are not pruebred.
Sorry guys but that looks like a boot, yes some show up dark brown but it is not desired, were is the feathering on the hoof that all fresians have?? It does look like a boot on hid foot but im still curriouse to the feahtering! Sorry if o got some spelling errors :p
It is a pure friesian - if you look on the fps website they have a list of all the stallions on there and the percentage of offspring with white markings they have produced for the year - it pops up randomly in the breed!
Of course they are not seen much as they are usually put down or sold as meat even if totally healthy - shows how much some of these breeders are actually doing it for the horses!!!
This is most definately a Friesan Stallion. His breed ing can be seen on the stud web sites. The don't believe the fetlock or hoof is white, I believe it is a white over reach boot placed over the hoof to prevent injury if the horse should step on itself whilst performing collected movements such as passage, piaffe and pirouetts.
That is a white sock on his foot, not a boot. Some Friesian's do get some white, this one also has a star. It doesn't make them not a Friesian but it certainly isn't a 'desirable'
The horses heels are fine, they just look long because they are covered by the feathers. lots of Friesians have small white marks on their bodies. they cant be shown but they still move well and compete without issues.
I am shocked when I see the front hooves of this poor horse with very high heels. Don't people realise that horses should land heel first, just like people do? Real bad shoeing!
That horse is moving in piaff which is a very collected trot where the hooves is about to land with toes first. I can agree with you that the horse has very high heels but in the meantime I don't think it suffer.
Beautiful Piaffer. What is with the idiots complaining about a white foot? The horse is beautiful and happy in his work. Only an Idiot would comment about a foot being white. Probably an idiot who can not ride very well as they are the ones who are so concerned with this type of nonesense. Real riders ride!
obviously, you dont know very much about horses...because a true Fresian is not supposed to have ANY white on his entire body...they are bred to be completely black, im not saying that there aren't any purebred fresians that have white, its just undesirable. And in my opinion your freaking ignorant. Just because people are pointing out the fact that Fresian's are supposed to be all black does not have any affect on how well they ride...you moron
and that has what to do with how they ride? just because the said something about a white marking doesnt mean they dont no how to ride. u went way to far on that one
@Sigje14 thats a load of bull! i've seen red colored full blooded friesians with papers and a bunch of full blooded freisians with white markings whom also had papers. what kind of breed rejects horses with white markings or horses that dont come out all black? what kind of "breed" is this?!?
@Sigje14 Any horse can have white markings, it's not at all common but not unheard of, my friend has a pure blood Fjord with a large white star who got sold as they wouldn't breed from him as they must have no white, same as you can get steele grey lippizaners, welsh cobs can't be coloured but you can get the rare blagdon markings that make them seem coloured, it can be a gene mutation or a skip or just a lucky colour defect, makes them look nicer i think
hes white hoof isnt a breed fault its a beauty mark:P, god made all animals perfect:) xxx
xGizmo0Bellax 6 months ago
Friesians used to come in many colors. Out crossing almost destroyed the breed. At one point only one approved Friesian stallion remained,. As I understand it, all Friesians alive to today trace back to this one stallion. A Friesian with more white than a small patch on the forehead can not be registered with the FPS. Any Friesian with any color anywhere other than black can't be used for breeding via the FPS. This does not mean they are not pruebred.
tallrose 8 months ago
This is for Sigje14
Apollo is a pure bred modern friesian (they are able to have white on them)
Only Classic Freisians are ALWAYS pure black
Luv this video! I went and saw the show it was AMAZING!!!!
tibbs100 1 year ago
Sorry guys but that looks like a boot, yes some show up dark brown but it is not desired, were is the feathering on the hoof that all fresians have?? It does look like a boot on hid foot but im still curriouse to the feahtering! Sorry if o got some spelling errors :p
cuty2b 1 year ago
It is a pure friesian - if you look on the fps website they have a list of all the stallions on there and the percentage of offspring with white markings they have produced for the year - it pops up randomly in the breed!
Of course they are not seen much as they are usually put down or sold as meat even if totally healthy - shows how much some of these breeders are actually doing it for the horses!!!
MealriggHallStud 2 years ago
he is a friesian stallion and does have a white sock, i had his brother who has 2 vivid white socks and a white star.
sasiblaks 2 years ago
This is most definately a Friesan Stallion. His breed ing can be seen on the stud web sites. The don't believe the fetlock or hoof is white, I believe it is a white over reach boot placed over the hoof to prevent injury if the horse should step on itself whilst performing collected movements such as passage, piaffe and pirouetts.
carol993 2 years ago
That is a white sock on his foot, not a boot. Some Friesian's do get some white, this one also has a star. It doesn't make them not a Friesian but it certainly isn't a 'desirable'
H3R1Skyline 2 years ago
my frisian has parasites in his hair so it falls out x.x
Fiazene 2 years ago
That is for sure a Fresian, if not it's a Paso Fino or a mix between the two, I'd say.
Princeshelby 2 years ago
Thats a mixed friesian....beautiful!
kommunikationsanalys 2 years ago 2
Idd that's not a friesian XD
xKusjeAnnika 2 years ago
Whatever, this display was very nice. Very Spanish. Shows a Friesian has more agility.
vraquel7 2 years ago 5
I untacked, brushed and did this horses hair once! He is a Friesian and bloody beautiful
tiff1tiff1 3 years ago 6
If this is the same horse i remember when Rene first got him he's calmed down a lot. Rene has done a good gob with the training by the looks of it.
norlag 3 years ago 2
The horses heels are fine, they just look long because they are covered by the feathers. lots of Friesians have small white marks on their bodies. they cant be shown but they still move well and compete without issues.
Asiasaysthnkyvrymc 3 years ago 2
nice horse
idotdog12 3 years ago
this is not a frieser horse. that horse got a white hoof! frieser are totally black all over! that might be lusitano or a P.R.E
WinnieNienna 3 years ago
I am shocked when I see the front hooves of this poor horse with very high heels. Don't people realise that horses should land heel first, just like people do? Real bad shoeing!
joop1234567890 4 years ago
That horse is moving in piaff which is a very collected trot where the hooves is about to land with toes first. I can agree with you that the horse has very high heels but in the meantime I don't think it suffer.
FindyLee 3 years ago
I think only mares are allowed to have white markings, but only on its forehead....
Saturdag 4 years ago
A white foot?I think it is awsome,makes the horse kinda special.But it actually is Friesian,not Fresian.He is goodlooking!
StingDrift 4 years ago
awesome.....xxxxxchantelle
chantellejcs 4 years ago
pörfeckt ı lowe fresıan
aryonaryon 4 years ago
Beautiful Piaffer. What is with the idiots complaining about a white foot? The horse is beautiful and happy in his work. Only an Idiot would comment about a foot being white. Probably an idiot who can not ride very well as they are the ones who are so concerned with this type of nonesense. Real riders ride!
coolhorse1313 4 years ago
Off course this is a beatiful and well trained horse. That's not the point...
The point is, it can't be a real Frisian. Because the should always be totally black.
But maybe FrEsian is different breed ;-)
Sigje14 4 years ago
obviously, you dont know very much about horses...because a true Fresian is not supposed to have ANY white on his entire body...they are bred to be completely black, im not saying that there aren't any purebred fresians that have white, its just undesirable. And in my opinion your freaking ignorant. Just because people are pointing out the fact that Fresian's are supposed to be all black does not have any affect on how well they ride...you moron
shayshay211 4 years ago
and that has what to do with how they ride? just because the said something about a white marking doesnt mean they dont no how to ride. u went way to far on that one
hunterjumpers223 3 years ago
its not desirable but they can still be pure bred even with the white and it does not make the horse any less beautiful
archiejakeamberspud 4 years ago
This is surtainly not a full-blood Frisian horse, it has got one white foot. And they should be black all over! White marks are not permitted.
Sigje14 4 years ago
riigghhhtt
tiggapie 4 years ago 2
thats true
SoffyOoO 4 years ago
@Sigje14 thats a load of bull! i've seen red colored full blooded friesians with papers and a bunch of full blooded freisians with white markings whom also had papers. what kind of breed rejects horses with white markings or horses that dont come out all black? what kind of "breed" is this?!?
btw its spelled "certainly"
painthorselover101 1 year ago
@Sigje14 white mark only at mares and only is allowed little white star in head, stallions cannot have any white mark
Chladaska 1 year ago
Apollo has white on his hoof and he is a stallion
Are you saying he's a mare! He's a stallion, unless he's changed from last time everyone checked!!!!!!
tibbs100 1 year ago
@Chladaska that makes no sense what so ever
orcas12 10 months ago
@Sigje14 For your information that fresian with the white foot is renees main and best horse!!! White foot or not he is still a fresian
jmctln 1 year ago
@Sigje14 Any horse can have white markings, it's not at all common but not unheard of, my friend has a pure blood Fjord with a large white star who got sold as they wouldn't breed from him as they must have no white, same as you can get steele grey lippizaners, welsh cobs can't be coloured but you can get the rare blagdon markings that make them seem coloured, it can be a gene mutation or a skip or just a lucky colour defect, makes them look nicer i think
xXeMokiDXxMCRXx 1 year ago