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- Originated in Scotland
- Height: Exceeds 18hh
- Weight: Around 2,000 pounds
- Came to North America in 1840
- Symbol of the Anheuser-Busch beer company
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- Clydesdales originated in 18th century Scotland. With their massive frame and their ability to pull huge loads, they were developed first and foremost as warhorses. Through the years their primary use has gone from being a significant aid in farming and transportation assistance to mostly being utilized for show in parades and other exhibitions. Clydedales are noted for their grace as well as their versatility, and as such are revered as one of the most dignified of horse bree
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With their distinguishing white-colored markings on their feet and down the middle of their face set against the rest of their body color, the Clydesdale is one of the most recognizable horses in the world.
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Clydesdale Horse Questions
Who narrated the third Clydesdale ad, My name is Jake? Was it Adrian Paul? 1 AnswerI can't prove it but it sounds to me like it is the guy from Lost, Henry Ian Cusick. ... read more
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What breed of horses is the fastest racing horse in the world? 2 AnswersThoroughbred horses are the fastest racing horses. Their conformation is best suited for sprint. read more
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