Levi Stoltzfus

Levi Stoltzfus, Percheron horses, Loganton, PA, Clinton County and the Susquehanna Valley near Williamsport. Levi Stoltzfus has bred Percheron horses for over two decades, is a member of the American Percheron Society and adheres to breed-specific health screenings including annual veterinarian evaluations. The horses live on pasture and in well-ventilated stalls, receive daily turnout, balanced nutrition, and early handling to encourage calm, reliable temperaments.

Foals are raised alongside older horses to learn herd dynamics and are regularly exposed to farm machinery at a young age for desensitization. Regular farrier visits and targeted conditioning help maintain sound hooves and musculature, reflecting Stoltzfus’s attention to long-term performance. Several of Stoltzfus’s horses have competed in local draft horse shows and demonstration teams, highlighting the breed’s strength and steady disposition. The farm’s roots in traditional Amish husbandry combine with a focus on gentle training, ensuring each foal is prepared for farm work, driving or leisure riding.