Noland's Fork

Noland’s Fork is a Percheron breeder in Fountain City, Indiana, in eastern Indiana near Dayton. Owner Jacob M. Beiler maintains bloodlines registered with the Percheron Horse Association and follows established health screening guidelines for soundness and temperament. With over a decade of breeding experience, Jacob emphasizes preservation of classic Percheron traits along with sound conformation for modern farm and recreational uses. The horses live in mixed pastures with access to shelter and fresh water, while routine farrier care and dental checks are scheduled to support long-term health. Daily handling from the earliest stages helps foals develop a calm, trusting nature.

The farm’s approach blends traditional draft horse husbandry with individual attention, and each young horse takes part in beginner-level training suitable for driving and light farm work. Past clients note the gentle dispositions and strong builds of Noland’s Fork Percherons, reflecting the farm’s commitment to balanced conformation and temperament. The farm spans rolling pastures with purpose-built shelters to protect horses from summer heat and winter storms.