WORLD FAMOUS ~ Quarter Horse Auction ~ These horses are NICE!

This is one of my favorite sales to attend.
These babies are the cream of the crop!

This is the annual Weaver Quarter horse production sale.
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[rhiwlen]

It is so refreshing to see a quality auction with beautiful horses. You're right that the videos of sick and hurt horses at slaughter auctions seems way more available--and it's great that people are working to rescue and rehab horses--but it's lovely to see well bred and cared for horses. Even a layman can see so much potential in these babies!

[raymondwolken]

I really like your break down of the auction and the specific points that you include. That was a great selection of beautiful foals. ❤😊

[Willowtree]

The love and care of Weaver's Auction horses shows so dramatically and I would buy a horse from them.

[annjohnson]

This was a lovely sale. Every horse looked in tip-top shape. The prices were incredible! Thanks for taking us along! ❤

[sandys.]

I watched a rescue group take custody of a horse (no bidders) that was headed to Mexico the next day for meat. Discovering his lineage that horse sold as a yearling for $1.5 million dollars. Less than 20 years later he was in a kill pen. Something must change in the horse world.

[mlong]

Thank you for sharing your video; I would never have guessed the prices on a quarter horse filly or colt could be so high.

[Snarkwing]

I appreciate how you are calm and business-like about appraising the horse that go through auction. I do run across other videos where people cry and get super emotional at auctions and those are less informative.

[irishphilly]

Enjoy your ongoing narrative/overview of what you are seeing--quick impressions in the quality of the care, sale/barn/pen conditions, AND of course, the horses. Appreciate the auctioneers & handlers' professional calm. It's still an auction & merchandise, but they demonstrate it can be respectful. It's a smart business strategy. You know & process so much 'data' so fast--mentally multitask & retain detail. And, w the YT videos, slow down & gracious for us viewers. It's always interesting--except feel kinda bad: you do all the work.

[marymathis]

What a great trip! Love seeing all the sweet possibilities and how they were sold. Lovely, thanks a ton!!! ❤❤❤

[nikbull]

Keep on with what you’re doing. You will be amazed at how this channel explodes. Authenticity is the key point. Love from NZ

[guiart]

Remind me to not take my credit card to one of these. I have never owned a horse but I did have the opportunity to learn to ride on nice horses when I worked on a big thoroughbred horse ranch. Galloping a nice quarter horse across an open field remains to this day as one of the most exciting and purely joyful things I have ever done!

[CarolStJohn-evry]

That was some real quality there. I hope they all landed in safe hands.

[jff]

8:45 what a beauty! Nice to see a humane auction like this one!

[judypierce]

What b beautifu horses! I love the darker Palamino. I raised one from a foul and loved her to death. I named her Angel. Due to the increasing medical issues of my mother, I had to move from my farm and sell my horses. Broke my heart to sell Angel, but had to do what I had to do for my mother. My farm was so far from town, my mother's doctors and the hospital, so we moved. I haven't been to a horse auction since 2001. I really miss my horses and farm. You certainly have brought back some great memories. Thank you.

[larrymages]

Thank you. This auction was a smorgasbord of beautiful horses.

[lesleeakin]

You do an awesome job with your horses!! I grew up with horses, they are amazing animals that should never be sent to slaughter!!
Love you pony!! He is precious!!

[italger]

It was interesting to see the horses facing in toward the center of the group. Obviously a natural reaction to being in an unfamiliar, stressful situation.

[lousylvester]

I really liked the auction you went to. They treated the horses very well. It was nice to see.

[denisebennett]

Great to see the horses treated kindly. Certainly some high prices.

[NMQhq]

Super sweet horses...good temperament, great balance & build, nicely handled so far.
So many of them have flashy color, which people will pay big money for too