Belgian Draft
The Belgian Draft, also known as the Belgian horse or Brabant, is a strikingly powerful and versatile draft breed renowned for its strength, hardiness, and gentle temperament. Originating from Belgium, this breed boasts a robust and muscular build with a large, wide frame that exemplifies its capacity for heavy-duty work. Characterized by an average height of 16.2 to 17 hands and a weight ranging between 1,800 to 2,200 pounds, the Belgian Draft showcases an array of coat colors including chestnut, bay, sorrel, and roan, often accompanied by a distinctive flaxen mane and tail. Their expressive eyes and intelligent demeanor are complemented by a calm and willing disposition, making them not only proficient in agricultural and forestry tasks but also popular in show rings and parades. The Belgian Draft's lineage traces back to medieval war horses, and today, their stellar work ethic and cooperative nature ensure they remain a fixture in both rural life and equine competitions, revered for their adaptability to various disciplines.
Colors: Chestnut, Bay, Roan, Sorrel
