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Irish Draught Horse
Irish farmers in the early 20th century wanted a versatile horse that would work the land, be ridden for fox-hunting, could jump and pull a carriage. Selected crossings produced the Irish Draught Horse. What does the Irish Draught Horse look like? The Irish Draught is a powerful horse but not ponderous. It stands 15.1-16.3 hands […]
Clydesdale horses
Clydesdales were once used as warhorses in the 17th century. They are named for Clydesdale, Scotland now known as Lanarkshire. The Clydesdale history dates back over 300 years where it was used as a draft horse on farms. Clydesdales have pulled heavy loads in urban and industrial areas, but are probably best known for pulling […]
Arabian Horse
Arabians are on of the most loyal horse breeds and have been compared to dogs for loyalty. Arabians have been bred with other horses to improve the individual breeds. Where does the Arabian Horse come from? The Arabian or Arab is the oldest purebred horse in the world. It is the only one of the […]