Earl Lengacher

Earl Lengacher, Percheron horses, Woodburn, Indiana, Allen County and the Fort Wayne area. He has bred Percheron horses for over fifteen years, maintains membership in the Percheron Horse Association of America, and follows established registry standards with regular veterinary exams, hoof care by professional farriers, and genetic screening to support sound bloodlines.

His farm spans rolling pastureland where horses enjoy year-round turnout, shelter in spacious barns and climate-controlled foaling stalls, and balanced nutrition plans grounded in forage with targeted supplements. Daily handling begins at birth, introducing groundwork by experienced handlers to foster calm responses and trust in farming tasks. Several of his Percherons have been recognized at county and state fairs for showmanship and draft-pull competitions, reflecting their reliable trainability and steady temperaments.

Long-term relationships with buyers reflect a commitment to transparency and continued support, including guidance on training, health care and integration into new farms. Feedback from owners often notes clear communication throughout the purchase process and the horses’ adaptable, family-friendly nature suited to both recreational driving and heritage farming projects.