Percheron
The Percheron is a distinguished draft horse breed known for its remarkable strength, grace, and intelligence. Originating from the Perche region of France, this breed is celebrated for its adaptability and versatility in various disciplines. Percherons typically exhibit a well-muscled physique with a broad chest and a powerful hindquarters, making them ideally suited for tasks requiring immense power. They usually stand between 15.2 and 17 hands high and can weigh up to 2,600 pounds. Coat colors are predominantly black or gray, though other hues can occasionally be seen. Their heads are refined with a straight, broad profile and expressive eyes, reflecting their calm and willing temperament. Historically used in agriculture and war, today, Percherons excel in logging, carriage driving, equine therapy, and even in competitive arenas. Their gentle disposition combined with their resilience and work ethic makes them a cherished choice for both working and leisure purposes.
Colors: Black, Gray, Roan, Chestnut
