The Suffolk Punch Horse

[@elizabethlindsey6596]

The largest horse breeds were "meant to be the tanks of their day in warfare"--what a great analogy!

[@ratherbwithhorses]

they are so beautiful in looks and attitude!

[@madelinelovelock8155]

Hi ,I'm from the UK,and just love The Suffolk Punch as a breed ,they seem to have everything you could what in a horse and more.Really enjoyed watching this .

[@jamesharber7820]

Beautiful confirmation!

[@orchardhillfarmvideos9173]

Nice video Ralph.

[@EHSTexas]

Such an impressive stud horse.

[@jamesharber7820]

I’m pretty sure he is a gelding. A stud would not be as controllable as a work horse.

[@DeCasoU1]

@@jamesharber7820 The stallion was not in the footage at the horse progress event but was shown later. And so far as stallions go you can work with them. One well known trainer of horses can work stallions with mares that are in season and takes them out on road carriage work and these are horses he is training for other owners. Jim Gordon works Suffolks and other breeds and has worked pairs of stallions in the past which he did use for breeding and when they were working their behavior was such that a casual observer was unaware of what they were. Generalisations are not helpful when it comes to so many things and horses are just one of the many.