Clydesdale Gelding

Clydesdales are large, cold - blooded horses. They have long, strong legs and thick, long hair, called 'feathering', over their fetlocks. Many can be recognized by their white legs. These horses usually have a brown coat, but can also be black, sorrel, or roan. They're intelligent, brave, and very gentle despite their size. Clydesdales are great draught horses, able to haul tree trunks in tough terrains where tractors struggle. They're easy to train and eager learners. Moreover, they're also excellent for riding. But due to their large size, you'll need extra - large saddles to ride them.

Using a Clydesdale gelding: As a draught horse, it can be used to haul heavy loads like tree trunks in difficult terrains. For riding, just make sure to use a special extra - large saddle. When training, take advantage of its eagerness to learn and gentle nature. It'll respond well to positive methods. Note that because of its large size, be careful when handling it in small spaces. For maintenance, keep its living area clean and dry. Regularly check its hooves and the 'feathering' on its legs for any signs of dirt or injury. Feed it a balanced diet suitable for large horses.