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these horses are beautiful. at my barn we hau an 18 hand draft named Midnight or cokiemonster!!!!
I started “horse” riding when I was 4. At the time even a Haflinger poney looked like a moutain, but it felt reassuring, conforting, and now I love draft horses for their hugeness and their very kind temper : they’re poneys for grown ups !
I love these horses. I own a percheron shire cross stallion, who is 18.3 hands. I can say from experience, they really are big babies. If you’re going to have a stallion get a coldblood
Just wanted to say thank you so much for using my photo on this! 🙂 The Cosmopolitan Horse Farm photo is of a Drum horse stallion named Chalk. He is about 16.3hhs tall and quite large. If you want to see a really huge horse check out the large black Shire named Paladin. I believe he’s close to 18hhs, easy, but such a love!
I guess they have to be if they’re so large.
your horses are beautiful!!!!! I wish that i had a horse just like that,because i dont have a horse at all.I am a little girl looking at websites and i found yours.I was always told we are so poor that i will never get a horse.I am at a friends house writing this because i dont have a computer in my home.
WELL I GUESS I STILL CAN DREAM. 🙂
Valerie – The drum stallion is magnificent and your photo is fantastic. Thanks for letting me use it. I’ll check Paladin out, I love the gentle giants!
Erica – Keep dreaming, sometimes that is all it takes. 🙂
wow there huge I have never rode a big horse like these but i have rode a 16.3hh horse!there so pretty!
these horses are beautiful! A friend of mine owns a shire stud farm, they’re biggest horse is 18.2hh and he is so gentle and sweet.
what is that horse.
sounds like a cool horse.
culerooosss no vaelen vergas putosssssss
mamenme el chile par de jotos
oooo sii claro ke te lo mamoooooooo
those horses are nasty
These horses are not nasty.They are cool.
I started riding when i was 1 or 2 years old. I have a horse of my own and she is about 10 or 11 hands tall.She is a smoth ride when she trots or runs.Any way i think these drafts are big cool horses.
wow they are huge, i would love a horse. But first we would have to win the lottery Im 8 years old
Layla xx
Hello its layla who commented in 2011, i allways wanted a horse but now i can do stuff with a little 12 hands Dartmoor/Arab orgially Bay but now Grey and 16 i kinda share him hes called Parsley i allso ride a 16-3 and a half hands high called Lusio and i ride througobred arabs
Or not forget I posted that! it all ended!
Wow these horses are absolutely amazing and beautiful. I would love to see a draft horse in real life, even though I am horrified of a regular horse.