Rick Workman

Rick Workman and Suzanne Workman are Percheron horse breeders in Hammondsville, Ohio, Appalachian Ohio near Youngstown. They follow standard guidelines from the American Percheron Horse Association and arrange regular veterinary exams and genetic screenings for their breeding stock.

As active members of the local equine community, they exchange knowledge with fellow breeders and share practices at regional gatherings. Their horses live on rotational pasture and receive daily handling, which helps build calm temperaments and a strong bond with people. Offspring have made appearances at county fairs, draft exhibitions and parades, demonstrating both strength and reliability in various settings.

On their 25-acre farm, open barns allow horses to socialize freely while fresh hay and balanced grains support steady growth. Visitors often note the Workmans’ thoughtful approach and the gentle nature of their Percherons during farm tours. Their combined expertise covers breeding, training and herd management with attention to sound structure and lasting health.