Nathan Stutzman

Nathan Stutzman and Anna Stutzman, Percheron horses, Chetopa, KS, Labette County and the Ozark Plateau near Joplin. They follow standards set by the Percheron Horse Association and maintain regular health evaluations including hoof and conformation checks for every foal. Their horses graze on open pasture with continuous access to shelter and forage, and foals receive daily handling to cultivate a steady temperament.

One local trainer notes the balance of strength and steadiness in these Percheron foals, reflecting the breeders’ attention to sound structure and calm disposition. Over the years their barn has served both driving enthusiasts and therapeutic programs, highlighting a commitment to horses that perform reliably and adapt to varied roles. The stallions and mares share roomy paddocks, promoting natural social bonds while allowing for individual health monitoring. Routine dental care, farriery visits, and seasonal vaccinations complement a diet tailored to maintain condition without overfeeding.