10 Things About Clydesdale Horses You Did Not Know | Narrated by SoTheAdventure

[@amandamannyhorselife7968]

One of my favorite breeds gentle giants ❤

[@SoTheAdventure]

Me too hun. They're beautiful❤️

[@lilymeijer8643]

i love these types of videos! they really are gentle giants, we have a shire at our barn and he is a very loved lesson horse!

[@SoTheAdventure]

Aw, he must be so sweet. How tall is he?

[@lilymeijer8643]

@@SoTheAdventure 17hh!

[@SoTheAdventure]

@@lilymeijer8643 Nice!!!

[@virtualselfie6899]

@@lilymeijer8643 Wow! Shires are beautiful gentle giants like the Clydesdales.

[@Bonezzzx]

I love Clydesdales

[@SoTheAdventure]

Me too! Thank you for watching🐴

[@virtualselfie6899]

Have you seen them in California?

[@virtualselfie6899]

They are unique with their short backs and long legs. Up to 18 hh and 2,400 lbs is a big boy. The food bill must be ginormous. They do love to work hard and are so sweet, so cost should be no factor. They pull the Budweiser carts with that high gait. Learned a lot of extra tidbits, as did not know they were from the Clyde river area in Scotland 🤩

[@SoTheAdventure]

Yes they are amazing horses aren't they? Thank you & I'm very happy you enjoyed the video.

[@virtualselfie6899]

@@SoTheAdventure Always enjoy the ambiance of such majestic horses who bring so much good will to humanity!😊

[@tenaguin1054]

They are absolutely beautiful. Never let them go extinct, they have historically worked hard for humanity and deserve to he taken care of.

[@equestriannewbies889]

I love it! I’ve always wanted a draft! I’ve been fascinated by these guys since living in St. Louis, home of Budweiser!!! 🤣😂

[@SoTheAdventure]

😁I hear ya!! I’m finding out that the Clydesdale is a favorite breed for many people❤️❤️❤️ I did get to visit the Budweiser Clydesdales some years ago... they were extraordinary. Thank you for watching the video miss Beverly!

[@Ann-my1dg]

No 8. The Clydesdale was used for cross-breeding with the Shire in the 50s and 60s, which changed the conformation of the Shire and also changed the feathering on the lower legs from a mass of coarse hair into the silky feathering associated with the Clydesdales and now also seen in todays Shires.

[@chrisdevlin1283]

Best horses in world

[@joniskibo5910]

BudWeiser ✂️CUTs their Horse TailBONEs

[@Uncle_Jenny]

not anymore