Leon Yoder

Leon Yoder, Percheron horses, Apple Creek, OH, is known for thoughtful breeding in Wayne County and northeast Ohio near Cleveland. With more than twenty years of hands-on experience, he adheres to recommended health screenings and registry guidelines common to draft horse enthusiasts, ensuring that each foal passes soundness evaluations before joining his program. His Percherons live in pasture-based paddocks and receive daily handling to foster gentle temperaments and readiness for driving or farm work.

The farm occupies rolling fields that have supported local livestock for several generations, and a small indoor arena allows year-round socialization and training. Visitors often comment on the calm, steady nature of Yoder’s horses and appreciate the openness with which he discusses bloodlines and performance records. Breeding stock graze alongside orchard borders and barns, creating a setting where foals are born and socialized under attentive supervision. His focus remains on producing versatile Percherons suited to modern agricultural and recreational needs.