Clydesdales are a breed of heavy draught horse that originated in Scotland in the 1800s. They can weigh over 1 ton and eat 11-25 kg of hay per day. While large and strong, Clydesdales are also gentle and intelligent. Historically, Clydesdales were used as work horses to pull carriages and wagons and in coal fields and farms.

2.  Clydesdale’s are a breed of the heavy
Draught Horse.
 The were breed in Scotland in the 1800’s.
 They weigh between 230kg – 1,135kg
(over 1 tonne – as heavy as my Mum’s
car/Territory)!!!
 They eat 11kg – 25kg of hay per day
 Even though they are big and strong
they are very gentle and smart.

3. The Clydesdales average height is 16 to 20
hands high and
They live into their 20’s

4. Clydesdales were mostly work horses. They
were used to pull horse carriages &
wagons, work in the coal fields and on
farms as well as lots of other things.

5. Clydesdales are about over one thousand
dollars .
This horse is eleven
Thousand and five
Hundred dollars
But they can cost
More.
Molly

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