Kenneth Sewell

Kenneth Sewell and Teresa Mccain, Percheron horses, Lexington, AL, northwest Alabama near Huntsville. They participate in recognized breeding programs, follow registry guidelines with routine health screenings for hooves and joints, conduct annual genetic testing, carefully select stallions for sound conformation and gentle disposition, and are members of the Percheron Horse Association of America.

Their horses live in pasture-based herds on their farm, where daily handling fosters a calm temperament across a scenic family setting that overlooks rolling pastures. Foals are introduced to halter training and human interaction early to support versatile development. They manage rotational grazing, natural hoof care, shelter structures for all seasons, and vaccination protocols to maintain overall herd health.

Balanced nutrition is tailored to Percheron strength and performance needs. This approach has earned respect among local farmers who value steady-hand horses for field work and occasional show competitions.