Clydesdale horse

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The Clydesdale horse is a large, powerful draft breed from Scotland, known for its distinctive feathered legs and frequent use in parades, agriculture, and promotional teams.

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Surface form Occurrences
Angus (horse) 1
Clydesdale horses 1

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf draft horse
horse breed
ancestry Flemish stallions
local Scottish mares
averageHeight about 16 to 18 hands high
averageWeight about 800 to 1000 kilograms
breedingGoal good temperament
stamina
strength
coatColor bay
black
brown
roan
conservationStatus at risk in some regions
countryOfOrigin Scotland
developedIn 18th century
19th century
distinctiveFeature broad forehead
feathered lower legs
roman nose tendency
white leg markings
gait long stride
lifespan about 20 to 25 years
movement active and high-stepping
namedAfter River Clyde NERFINISHED
originRegion Lanarkshire NERFINISHED
primaryUse agriculture
draft work
logging
recognizedBy Clydesdale Breeders of the USA NERFINISHED
Clydesdale Horse Society of Great Britain and Ireland NERFINISHED
relatedBreed Belgian draft horse
Shire horse NERFINISHED
symbolOf Scottish draft horse heritage
tailCarriage well set and carried
temperament docile
willing
typicalMarkings blaze or bald face
white stockings
usedBy Budweiser Clydesdales NERFINISHED
usedFor carriage driving
parades
promotional teams
riding
showing
usedIn artillery hauling
breeding of other heavy horse breeds
farm work in the 19th century
urban transport in the 19th century

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Anheuser-Busch Clydesdales breed Clydesdale horse
Merida pet Clydesdale horse
this entity surface form: Angus (horse)
Barellan Working Clydesdales and Heavy Horses weekend focusesOn Clydesdale horse
this entity surface form: Clydesdale horses