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Draft Horses
Draft horses are often seen in pictures or advertising photos for beer.
Prevailing thought is that they first started in central Europe and were domesticated before Roman invasions. These working class steeds are best used for drawing heavy loads. Belgian, Cydesdale, Percheron, and shire are the popular because they are very large and are famous for their strength, endurance, and good disposition.
Draft horses are often seen in pictures or advertising photos for beer.
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Once preferred mounts for medieval knights, these gentle giants tower up to 20 hands and weigh up to 2,000 pounds. It’s impressive considering 15 to 16 hands and 1,000 pounds is average. Renewed interest in their recreational, farming and logging traditions offer economical and environment friendliness and spectacular sporting. Draft horses are often seen in pictures or advertising photos for beer.
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