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. The Clydesdale horse is a huge animal, being more than 18 hands with long hair covering their big feet and ankles, that make this the most distinguishable horse in the world. When you take a closeup look at the horses, you can see their intelligent, friendly eyes staring back at you.http://www.horses-and-horse-information.com/articles/clydesdale-horses.shtml
The Clydesdale originated in 18th century Scotland. With their massive frame and their ability to pull huge loads, they were developed first 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. Clydesdale are noted for their beautiful, graceful trot as well as their versatility they are also revered as one of the most dignified of horse breeds.http://www.horses-and-horse-information.com/articles/clydesdale-horses.shtml
Featured Video: Tennessee Clydesdale Horse Ranch
These are black Clydesdale horses that are on a family working ranch, in Tennessee. The owners have transformed their land into a horse farm and the video show their lifestyle as well as some of the eager children who come to ride the horses. After seeing the Black Clydesdale horses roaming the pastures in Oregon, the Buchanan Tennessee couple, decided to get their own horses. The film is telling the story of the couple, who, with the assistance of American Farm Bureau Federation the farm is up and running. The video is 3:50 and it is telling the story of the horse farm. There are Black Clydesdale horses running around and the two week old baby Clydesdale horse is shown jumping and skipping around.
1980s Budweiser Christmas Commercial
This is the Christmas commercial from Budweiser. The commercial feature the famous Clydesdale horses that are well know for their role in the Budweiser advertising campaigns. The horses are pulling a red carriage wit h a green Christmas tree strapped to the top. The horses are trotting through the snow-covered ground - with more snow continuously falling down. The ad first appeared in the 1980s.
