Clydesdale horse

Mark, we're two weeks away from the finals, and we're continuing our finals coverage.

Yeah, we have the Clydesdale Six Horse Hitch qualifiers on to get some respective stories there, and also we have Wayne Sonker, part of the World Finals Committee on as well to talk about what they got going on there for the finals, and Like we had mentioned last week, we are continuing on with our finals coverage.

Throughout the month, we're going to be releasing new stuff, and we've got more stuff coming out as well.

Yeah, let's just real quick.

On the phone, he's the proud driver of the Resting Spirits stable.

We got Mr. Freeman Yoder driving a team in the field in Utah.

Driver of the High Point Clydesdales.

We've got Mr. Tim Myers, driver of the South Creek Clydesdales.

And then Welly comes in and it's like...

You brought a Clydesdale.

Right.

And then you're trying to pass it off as, like, not a dog.

I don't know how to say it, but we just absolutely love that female since the time she was born.

She's got a real cool streak on her face, and she had bones on her like a Clydesdale.

From the get-go, really hairy.

We were very excited to get her into production.

Yeah.

That lot seven out there, I mean, in the summer pasture, that thing to me, I saw him and thought, holy smokes, that's a wicked show steer.

It looks like he's got Clydesdale feet on him.

I mean, I thought he was about as dense as any of the fatsters up here in the pens.

I think this is a team in Buffalo that takes every bit of challenge and criticism they've received over the offseason seriously.

I do wonder, with your Clydesdale quarterback, how it's going to look in December.

Because, boy, he, I mean, and again, he's the catalyst of your offense.

Yeah.

Really? I've got horses and sheep and whatever.

I've got a Clydesdale mare that we have to cover from head to foot.

I've given up spraying ourselves because the mozzies still get you and I use a good quality mozzie spray.

At the night time, I have to go out.

Dude, everything, God is my witness, you know, on my children.

When I put, as soon as I put this gun into my bag and zipped it closed... and put my head back down, I heard what sounded like a horse, a Clydesdale, come strolling up a few meters from my tent.

And I knew there was a big log over there.

I put my tent here on purpose.

And he came out underneath you 50 feet up.

I could hear him like a Clydesdale going clop, clop, clop, clop on the rocks.

Clop, clop, clop.

And I looked and it was like scary to like lean over.

It's also scary.

Because while you're trying to figure out how you get from point A to point B with a Clydesdale and an Amish buggy with a thing in the back, You're also going to be freezing this winter.

And I'm not joking.

There are some states that are not going to be people that just don't have access to LNG, people that don't have access to diesel, people that don't have access to the things that keep you warm, the things that keep you moving forward in the United States of America.

What are the

Clydesdales?

But dude, it was so sick.

Riding barrels, like jumping.