When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Getty Images Have you ever encountered one of the biggest horse breeds? Many of these ...

Near extinction, this is America’s only native-bred draft horse. It was developed in the ’30s for its medium size, good disposition, and characteristic pink skin, amber eyes, and cream-colored coat.

The majestic American Cream draft horse is an endangered breed. Originally developed in Iowa, the American Cream is the only draft horse created in the United States. This horse is known for its ...

Discuss the benefits and issues of farming with draft horses, including various draft horse farming equipment, different types of draft horses, and ideal-size farms for draft horses. Continued from ...

Have you ever encountered one of the biggest horse breeds? Many of these tall, broad equines are draft horses. Due to their history, which is mostly rooted in working the land, you don’t see as many ...

WEBVTT WORK IT IS DOING.MEGAN: YOU WON'T FIND THESE GUYSAT THE RACE TRACK.THEY'RE DRAFT HORSES, THEWORKING BREED.AND THIS IS WHERE THEY GET THEIRSECOND CHANCE.>> WE BRING THEM HERE TO BERETRAINED AND ...

Dream Girl, an 8-year-old Belgian, beat 92 other draft horses at the Keystone International Livestock Exposition to win the ...

Here’s a dare for those who decide to attend the Northern Colorado Draft Horse Association’s Show Saturday at the Saddle Club Arena on the north side of the Island Grove Regional Park in Greeley: Try, ...

In the equine world, the terms “cold-blooded” or “hot-blooded” are used to signify temperament, but they're also used to ...

A new genetic study examining the ancestry of the park herd found they are most closely connected to large draft horse breeds, and show little Spanish mustang influence. Some horses at Theodore ...

Have you ever encountered one of the biggest horse breeds? Many of these tall, broad equines are draft horses. Due to their history, which is mostly rooted in working the land, you don’t see as many ...