Simmon Glick

Simmon Glick breeds Percheron horses in Hestand, Kentucky, in Monroe County and the Land Between the Lakes near Bowling Green. Glick has worked with national equine associations and arranges regular health protocols, including annual Coggins testing and routine vaccinations. Foals grow up with daily pasture turnout and early handling to foster calm temperaments and physical strength.

Glick’s horses are noted for steady work ethic and reliable manners, often appreciated by local trainers for draft and pleasure riding. Percheron horses descend from 17th-century stock in the Perche region of France, a heritage reflected in their calm temperament and sturdy frame. The farm maintains bloodlines traced to foundation stock, ensuring each animal meets established conformation standards. Regular turnout on rolling pastures strengthens muscle tone, and the heated barns offer shelter during Kentucky’s colder months. Each mare receives individualized feeding plans tailored to reproductive stage and workload.