Abe Yoder

Abe Yoder, Percheron horses, Lagrange, IN in northeastern Indiana near Fort Wayne. He follows established registry guidelines for breeding, consults with equine veterinarians, and maintains regular health screenings to support long-term soundness.

These draft horses enjoy daily turnout on spacious pastures with access to shelter and fresh water, and early handling routines that foster calm temperaments. Foals spend their first months alongside their dam on rolling grasses, also receiving gentle groundwork introductions to support future handling, developing sturdy bone structure and social skills. The diet emphasizes balanced forages, carefully selected grains, and mineral supplements tailored to the nutritional needs of draft breeds.

Animals are accustomed to light draft work, garden tilling, and obstacle-handling exercises, and often perform well in county fair halter classes. The breeding program prioritizes temperament, structural soundness, and overall vitality, traits valued by hobby farmers, competitive teams, and carriage enthusiasts alike. Owners report the horses’ steady nature, gentle responsiveness, and reliable performance in both farm chores and showring settings.