Where the "Action" is


Pete

Because the Clydesdale breed is where the "Action" is! Anything you can do with a light horse you can do with a Clydesdale--with much more style!


Babe

Whether your interest is driving, dressage, jumping, hunting, or trail riding, the Clydesdale will do it for you. Certainly the most recognizable of the draught breeds in this country, the Clydesdale is noted for its even temperament, intelligence and willingness to work. Most of the horses range for 16.2 to 18 hands and weigh between 1600 and 1800 pounds. Some of the more mature stallions and geldings are taller and weigh up to 2200 pounds. Whatever its size, the Clydesdale is a very active horse.


Lady

 

"Action" in our breed is defined as high lifting of the feet, not shuffling along. The foot at every step must be lifted clean off the ground and the inside of every shoe made plain to the person standing behind. The Clydesdale is also noted for the heavy accumulation of hair on the feet, which is called feather.

When you decide you're ready for a Clydesdale, give us a call.

Babe