Golden Dawn's

Golden Dawn’s Percheron horses, Fredericksburg, OH, northeast Ohio near Cleveland, come from an operation run by Jeremiah and Regina Schlabach. They have been breeding Percheron horses for over a decade and hold memberships in national equine associations with health tests on all sires and dams.

Foals are raised in pasture-based herds with daily handling and turnout to foster strong hooves and calm temperaments. Several adults have participated in local fairs and therapy programs, reflecting the Schlabachs’ focus on versatility and soundness. Their reputation rests on consistent conformation and a gentle disposition praised by visiting trainers and fellow breeders.

The farm covers twenty acres of fenced pasture, a heated foaling stall, and roomy paddocks with seasonal shelter. Nutrition plans combine high-quality hay with targeted mineral supplements to support growth and stamina in all horses. Each foal begins a structured handling program at six weeks, introducing halter training and gentle groundwork.