clydesdale horse

Presents a short study of Clydesdale horses and describes where they came from, how they are different from other breeds, and how they are used.

Both the Clydesdale and miniature horse were bred over generations to make them the sizes they are today. What effects has this breeding had on the horses, and can one be considered better than the other? By presenting clear facts, this book will help readers develop their critical thinking skills as they learn to compare and contrast.

Examines the history of Clydesdale horses, describes what they look like and what makes them special, and provides information about the color, care, feeding, needs, growth, and training of Clydesdales.

Examines the large heavy breed of horse known as the Clydesdales originally from Scotland and tells about their care and breeding and how they are used.

Describes Clydesdale horses, including their history, physical features, and primary uses.

An introduction to Clydesdales that covers the history of the breed and describes their physical traits, temperament, and unique talents.

Draft horses such as Clydesdales, Percherons, and Belgians are described in words and pictures and shown to be powerful co-workers on farms, past and present.

Describes the history and physical characteristics of the large work horses known for their long, strong legs and wide, flat feet.

Draft horses such as Clydesdales, Percherons, and Belgians are described in words and pictures and shown to be powerful co-workers on farms, past and present.

Provides information about the Clydesdale horse, including its appearance, history, and uses, and notable examples of the breed.