Alicia Haney <pioneermom@aol.com>
Pasco, WA USA - August 09, 2001 at 12:48:19
Thank you so much for this site! We have a Percheron we ride and finding tack to fit is darn near impossible. We are also getting another Percheron (or Perch X) from the Premarin Rescue Groups this September, and will be able to outfit both! Appreciate all you do-keep it up!
vicki Anderson <vickit57@hotmail.com>
North Bend, WA USA - August 02, 2001 at 21:38:34
Good webpage you have here, .. Yes You Are --> WELCOME <-- To Visit My Webpage as well -->
Linda Hronn
Reykjavik, ICELAND - August 02, 2001 at 04:48:54
Would like to hear from farmers using draft horses in Virginia or North Carolina. Looking to relocate and live a hard-working and simpler life.
george coussoulos <serenity@infi.net>
marshall, va USA - July 29, 2001 at 18:11:12
Looking for a draft saddle and ran across your site, put it in my favorite places and will be back. Have a black Percheron, my first draft and I love him. Barrie
Barrie Forner <The1928A1@aol.com>
Ravenna, Oh USA - July 19, 2001 at 07:52:47
Good webpage you have here, And You Are --> WELCOME <-- To Visit My Homepage.
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Reykjavik, ICELAND - July 15, 2001 at 05:08:07
I am into Halflingers and i am looking for a nice calm small but not to small halflinger because my aunt has a horse but it is too big for me so i need one my size so if you know anyone in pa that has a halflinger for sale e-mail me PLEASE
Rachel <BlueRose3570@hotmail.com>
Forest City, PA USA - June 25, 2001 at 14:27:23
I ride a Belgian mare in the Manatee County Sheriff's Office Mounted Patrol and am very interested in hearing from any other Mounted Units using Draft Horses. I am also interested in finding a stud to breed my girl with. If you have info on either of these areas of interest for me, please write back soon. Thanks in advance.
Dave Johnson <daveje16@hotmail.com>
Bradenton, FL USA - June 23, 2001 at 18:53:34
I heard you can get Halflinger info. here. I ride a 12 yr old halflinger called "Merrylegs." I ride at an eventing barn called "Derbyshire Farms,"in Stevensville MI. I need some info on Halflingers if possible could someone please e-mail me.
Jessica Boettcher <jetterbugjessi@yahoo.com>
Buchanan, MI USA - May 30, 2001 at 18:25:51
Interesting site. Really enjoyed the pictures and imfo.I have started to collect work horse postcards. I will gladly trade for them with New England scenes/non-horse.Or if you know where to get some please advise. There are not too many in my "neck of the woods".
Russ Ahlquist <rahlquis@primetanning.com>
So.Berwick, Me. USA - May 22, 2001 at 10:06:31
We import draft crosses for riding horses. We import from PMU ranchers in Canada. Last year 19 horses got out of the PMU "life" and were brought to California for riding horses. Come see our wonderful babies. There are pictures of everyone on the web site.
Jennifer Johns <animali@aol.com>
Santa Maria, CA USA - May 16, 2001 at 21:20:11
Great site, Looking for information in this country for breed holders to contact for puchase.
David Partridge <Theresa@tquine.freeserve.co.uk>
Birmingham, UK - May 13, 2001 at 01:16:46
G'day We have four clydie draft horses which we use on the farm today cutting oats to put as mulch tomorrow grass harrowing ,any information on tie backs would be welcome
Dave Newman <nayook@sympac.com.au>
Nayook, Victoria Australia - May 08, 2001 at 05:32:52
Thank you for having this site..... Do you have any information on the tallest Draft Horse in history? If so what was your reference? Thank you.
Mitzi Lea Gordon <Shire4hire >
SoMO, MO USA - May 05, 2001 at 09:04:29
Loved your site Come check out my site too
Chiapet <chiapet@chiaweb.net>
Edmonton, Canada - April 25, 2001 at 04:13:47
Brad - I was wondering what happened to you. Your webpage has progressed nicely since I last visited it. I was searching Google and ran across it this evening. Best Regards - Don Usaserve
Don <don@e-southerndata.com>
Greenville, SC USA - April 19, 2001 at 21:13:38
I have enjoyed visiting this site on several occasions. I am new to owning a draft and find the info. can be very helpful.
Vickie D. <RDileo@msn.com>
Daytona Beach , FL USA - April 05, 2001 at 19:32:29
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Brian & Susan Brown <darchangel@psci.net >
ROME , IN USA - March 02, 2001 at 11:49:55
We started out with Friesian/Morgan crosses but we got so impressed with Drafts that we are buying a beautiful shire from WI.If anyone is interested we are selling our filly to make a little room in our pastures.. Xanth Leads,is Halter Broke.Picks up her feet and Trailers.She's a Pretty little girl that we work with regularly. Friesian from the Barteld line.Morgan from ''Cruismaster'' lines.A young ''Moriesian'' filly that will be an excellent Sport Horse.Friendly and loving and quite playful all rolled into one. Should grow to approx 15H.(Sire 17.2H/Dam 14.2).Please check out her pictures (Along with our new Shire,our Walkers and Friesian Colt RIVAN at our Photopoint site listed above.Just drop us a line!!
Brian & Susan Brown <darchangel@psci.net >
Rome, IN USA - March 02, 2001 at 11:48:22
wonderful site. we have 2 belgians(i am the one with the thrush problem) 2 percherons, 1 medicene hat paint, 1 arab, and waiting on a shire due in April. Can't say enough about the draft breeds, they are the greatest and ours are just like family to us. Keep up the great work.
Debbie <celfarm@intrstar.net>
Dunn, NC USA - February 24, 2001 at 16:16:55
Hi! Enjoyed perusing your site. I have a 12 yr old black n white clysdale mare that is a gentle giant. She and an appy geding were rescue cases four years ago. Can't imagine life without them now! Warm Regards from Interior Alaska ~
Sandy <starltln@mosquitonet.com>
North Pole, ak USA - February 22, 2001 at 00:17:06
Very informative and important site. Please visit us when you get the chance.
Cheryl <staff@equine-research-inc.com>
Tyler, TX USA - February 21, 2001 at 21:21:04
hi i like you site but,i was looking to see how you hitch a horse to a wagon, the pics were not to clear.i am being forst to move off my land and am going to live in a wagon so i dont lose my horses also. thanks
linda <oneladyblue01@aol.com>
Devine, Tx USA - January 22, 2001 at 01:49:00
Looks like a goo place to visit on these long cold winter nights.
"Buggy" Scott <buggyscott@aol.com>
Columbiana, Alabama USA - January 20, 2001 at 15:22:15
Hi Brad, Finally had the time to drop in on your site. It's great! Brenda has been playing in the snow, fun for her bad for business Hope you and yours are well.
frank +vickie pitts <puschridge@aol.com>
tucson, az USA - January 17, 2001 at 19:33:57
Very nice web site. I'm finding more and more sites about Draft Horses or Belgians. We stand a Stallion on our farm and also show alittle. This past September we had the honor of being asked to bring our stallion to the NABC IV in Columbus, Ohio to be on Stallion Row. Any of you who had the opportunity to go to this show saw an awesome display of horses and showing. This truely was the hi-lite of our show season. The next show will be in 4 years some where in Canada. They are talking maybe Toronto. Mark your calendars to attend. Please feel free to contact us about breeding anytime. Thanks!!
Tom and Sharon Allison/Stoddard's Acres Registered Belgians <allison@netsync.net>
Frewsburg, N.Y. USA - January 17, 2001 at 10:25:46
Hello- I have a 18h belgian, Pat, and I am trying to buy him a blanket online, but having difficulty find one that I don't have to call or mail. Pat would need a 98" blanket. I was also wondering how polor fllece took moisture, is it still warm after it get wet?? Thanx Jenna
Jenna <notantisocial@hotmail.com>
Barton, VT USA - January 16, 2001 at 15:59:10
What a wonderful site. We have a six year old Percheron mare named "Sadie Lady". She came into ours lives 2 1/2 years ago. She was one of a team (sister "Cindy") that was used as a pole logging outfit. The mans bussiness didn't work out. We were offered her in exchange for feeding her for two years. We live in central Oregon. She has mainly been just a big gentle pet. Since we have been perusing the internet and found your site,we have decided to use her in the summer and winter to pull a sleigh and carriage. You provide a lot of information that we are grateful for...keep up the good work.
CR & Bette Penny <rowdyrebelone@aol.com>
La Pine, Or USA - December 29, 2000 at 11:06:17
What a wonderful site. We have a six year old Percheron mare named "Sadie Lady". She came into ours lives 2 1/2 years ago. She was one of a team (sister "Cindy") that was used as a pole logging outfit. The mans bussiness didn't work out. We were offered her in exchange for feeding her for two years. We live in central Oregon. She has mainly been just a big gentle pet. Since we have been perusing the internet and found your site,we have decided to use her in the summer and winter to pull a sleigh and carriage. You provide a lot of information that we are grateful for...keep up the good work.
CR & Bette Penny <rowdyrebelone@aol.com>
La Pine, Ca USA - December 29, 2000 at 11:04:31
I have enjoyed the site, links and info. Thanks Brad for a good job that requires lots of work. I have a team of 1/2 brother and sister Belgians, a Percheron/Saddlebred cross and a TN Walker. I belong to the East Tennessee Draft Horse and Mule association. If anyone is interested in info please email.
Marvin Wolfenbarger <Riverridgefarm@juno.com>
Clinton, TN USA - December 28, 2000 at 13:41:14
Oops, like I said, I am new to this computer stuff. I forgot to finish my e mail address. Sorry.
Tracy M <bullettmark@msn.com>
Palmdale, Ca USA - December 14, 2000 at 11:28:37
My husband got me this computer in an attempt to passify me because I can't have a horse right now.I am new to the net as a result and have stumbled across this site. I truly enjoyed browsing through it. I would love to hear from other horse people here in california because I miss being involved with horses and the people whom love them as much as I do. I have never had the opportunity to be around draft horses but have always found them facinating.
Tracy M <bullettmark>
Palmdale, Ca USA - December 14, 2000 at 11:23:35
I have been enjoying this site for about a year now. I am always happy to be in contact with Draft Horse people, especially since I am WAY out here in CA.
Annie <equestriannie@aol.com>
Southport, CA USA - November 30, 2000 at 13:48:09
Would like email on resources to MAKE my own draft tack. Yep, saddles & all....love to sew, work with leather, anything "handy"!....
Jeannine Hess <kaizendo@hotmail.com>
Fargo, ND USA - November 24, 2000 at 19:08:03
This is a really neat site
Jessie
USA - November 07, 2000 at 12:12:45
I recently found a website onwhich was listed a lot of books regarding walking plows, etc.One of the books dealt with how to refurbish them as well as the history of a number of makes, etc. I cannot find that specific site now and did not bookmark it. Would much appreciate if someone knows the addy for the site if they could email me. Thanks.
Ray Montgomery <raysrabs@tbaytel.net>
USA - October 22, 2000 at 19:58:58
Great site!! :o) keep up the wonderful work!
Chrisdy <drafthorses@dog.com>
Canada - October 19, 2000 at 10:40:51
I am rebuilding two antique horse drawn walking plows and would like to get in touch with anyone who can give me information on these. Am also looking for a website of a club who deals with this hobby.
Ray Montgomery <raysrabs@tbaytel.net>
Kakabeka Falls, ON Canada - September 16, 2000 at 18:20:01
I'm thrilled to find your site!. I have an aged draft cross mare -- I call her my "New Holland warmblood -- and she's just awesome. Thanks to your site, I'm sure I'll be able to find lots of resources to buy her "presents" and pretty new tack, etc.
Cathie Cush <cathie_cush@compuserve.com>
Newtown, PA USA - August 25, 2000 at 20:06:56
I enjoyed the page we have 3 percherons we like all of draft horses
Don Wethington <tiney63@aol.com>
Noblesville, IN USA - August 02, 2000 at 13:15:54
I thought your readers might like to know where to find draft horse sized halter/bridle combinations. Visit: http://www.mountedpoliceworldwide.com/catalog.htm and click on bridles. We have just added a line of draft horse size halter/bridles. Our readers might like knowing where to find other draft horse sized equipment.
Marge Milner <mmilner@talweb.com>
Cincinnati, OH USA - June 24, 2000 at 07:53:47
i am trying to find breeders, information on Freesian draft horses.... anyone have any ideas? Thanks, great pages and links by, thanks for them, too!
Wreynn <hrttohrt@hotmail.com>
USA - June 17, 2000 at 19:27:19
We enjoy your web site. Will keep checking for new information. It's nice to view other draft horse lovers. We do hayrides in Northern California and really enjoy our Belgians. They are very special to us. Marcia & Billy Taylor
Circle T Belgians <hayrides@inreach.com>
Middletown, CA USA - June 09, 2000 at 10:21:02
Hi! Just found your site and will be back to visit again...my husband loves Clydes, I prefer Percherons, but we only own a Morgan, a Haflinger and a BLM Mustang.Hope to get one of the big guys someday, probably a weanling or yearling as thats how we started out with the "boys" we've got.
Kim <kdore@iopener.net>
Morris, CT USA - May 29, 2000 at 15:59:25
Brad, Appreciated your e-mail, and inclusion into your site. Heck, thought between Draft Horse Journal and Rural Heritage would have all info about horseys. Your site is extensive - good for all horsey people.
Doug & Tamara Mote <dougmote@etomhaflingers.com>
Portales, NM USA - May 07, 2000 at 12:18:39
We have Belgians I like this site.Would like to hear from more owners.
Hyjak Farms <hyjak@cois.on.ca>
USA - April 16, 2000 at 17:06:53
Great website! I enjoyed browsing, it is very informative! Please check out my website to!
Also, check out my Stallion Directory.
http://www.a-to-z-equine.com/StallionDirectory
We offer free advertising for all stallions!
Jamie Martino <AToZEquine@aol.com>
PA USA - March 31, 2000 at 11:32:35
My grandpa kept 3 teams on the farm. Wonderful giants!!! If you get a chance to check out my web page I think you will find it interesting. Read, look, and enjoy as I have here!
Dennis R. Brock <Brockshop@hotmail.com>
Rawson, OH USA - March 20, 2000 at 14:25:01
What a wonderful web site. We are long time drafters, but brand new to the internet. We make our living logging with our horses as well as farming in Southwest Washington State near Mt. St. Helens. We are currently looking for breeding stock in the Ardennes breed. We have logged and farmed with many breeds, but currently have Ardennes, Shire's and Belgians. We are also looking for plow bolts for our old walking plows. Any information anyone can provide would be helpful.
Lester Courtney <glhorse@wa.freei.net>
amboy, WA USA - March 04, 2000 at 20:50:23
I ALSO HAVE A RESCUE FARM:FOR UNWANTED HORSES AND PONIES .IT IS SO NICE TO HEAR ABOUT OTHERS THAT ARE SAVING EQUINES ALSO.KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. I AM LOCATED IN SOUTH ALABAMA. IF YOU HEAR OF ANY ONE NEEDING TO FIND A LFE CARE HOME FOR THIER EQUINE`S PLEASE LET THEM KNOW ABOUT ME. THANK YOU FOR READING THIS>
SARA CULLUM <magicking1@alaweb.com>
ANDALUSIA, AL USA - March 03, 2000 at 21:36:58
Cool page!!!!!!!!
Dennise Olvera
Riverside, Ca USA - March 01, 2000 at 19:39:56
I have a team of half brothers, Larry and Danny, Belgian Drafts. They are both 13 years old and have been together all their lives! They are a completely matched pair standing at 18 hands each and around 2,200 pounds. They are the actual "Beautiful Belgians" used in the award winning print by Sheri Greves-Neilson whose work is often in the Draft Horse Journal as well as shows such as Grass Valley, CA. They had been show horses until I got them 5 years ago. I have a plow, disk, cart and people mover oak wagon. The insurance company I had used for the last 5 years is no longer doing equine insurance. I need liability insurance. Does anyone out there have any resources? I'd sure appreciate it! My team recently was used in a clinic in Turlock, CA in which Dr. A.J. Neumann from Iowa and Fred Polinder from Washington both taught for a week. It was great!! Also, for those of you who know Darlene Rouch...this used to be her team!!! Please let me know if you have any insurance resources. Thanks, CC
Cheryl Camany <ccamany@monterey.k12.ca.us>
Spreckels, CA USA - February 05, 2000 at 22:56:48
Thanks for another great resource. We breed, raise,train, and enjoy Percherons and find their gentility allows us the privilege of peace.
Bob Stevenson <snowvalley@snowvalleyfarms.com>
Minnetonka, MN USA - January 29, 2000 at 15:55:39
BOUGHT A 6 YEAR OLD BELGAIN STALLION LAST YEAR AND USE HIM FOR LOGGING AND PULLING A WAGON. GAVE SANTA A RIDE THROUGH TOWN THIS CHRISTMAS. LOVE MY DRAFT TO DEATH. WHAT DID I DO WITHOUT HIM THE SAYING IS SO TRUE, THE GENTLE GIANTS.
JULIE <JEWELS@PSLN.COM>
GREENVILLE, CA USA - January 20, 2000 at 17:42:03
I'm new to the internet and a horselover who takes care of seven horses for a non-profit group that workss with handicapped children and adults and believe in mainstreaming them with "normals" (who's normal?). Several of my charges are either full or draft crosses. I have found much valuable information as I cruse around the internet and you may rest assured, you are about to be added to my "favorites" files.
Sylvia Son <Ponyluv007@aol.com>
Sunland, CA USA - January 19, 2000 at 13:14:34
My daughter recently purchased a 5 year old Clydesdale mare, we just love her! My daughter's plans are to ride "Ginger" dressage, & hopefully, she'll let me do some driving! This year I plan to get in contact with a local driving club and learn alot!
Linda Dany <ourglory@aol.com>
Mounds, OK USA - January 05, 2000 at 21:24:18
Nice site keep up the good work. My and I have one Percheron marecand are looking to buy another.
Larry & Joanne Larson <mtfddlr@roanoke.infi.net>
Bent Mountain, VA USA - December 30, 1999 at 07:36:29
Purchased a clydesdale 12 years ago. Drove him a little. Now just a pet. His name is Bob and I enjoy having him. People stop and come down our driveway to see him. Got interested by talking to Bob Detwhiler. He was driver of Budweiser hitch out to New Hampshire.
Charlie O'Connor <Ennisfan@aol.com>
buckingham, pa USA - December 23, 1999 at 12:31:59
......just starting to learn about these beautiful animals and am very appreciative of the wonderful knowledge I am gaining thru ur pages.........thanks
andy <AJG4747@BICNET.NET>
FITCHBURG, MA USA - December 15, 1999 at 17:49:13
Er......hi! just brousing around! Dunno who you are but there you go!
Sophie Shaw <shawsk96@christs-hospital.org>
horsham, west sussex England (!) - December 01, 1999 at 09:32:11
Brad, this is a great site. I posted a question on the chat BB 7 got answers right away. I have an unregistered Belgian mare (perhaps a Halflinger) that I intend to foxhunt off of and use for driving.
Doug Rich <cdrich@excelonline.com>
Paradise, Tx USA - November 28, 1999 at 15:05:19
good ideas
Chuck Quarnstrom
USA - November 26, 1999 at 21:12:49
hey brad, i'm a newcomer to the draft horse business. i just purchased two horses. one is 1/2 shire 1/2 percheron gelding, bay, 19 hands 2100 lbs and he is only 3 years old!! the 2nd one is 3/4 Q-horse and 1/4 shire buckskin philly, 2 year old. she is a speciman. i love both of them to death. i really enjoy you website. all of your information is very helpful. jus want to know one thing, have any of you draft horse owners heard this when you bought your draft horse.. what are you going to do with it? keep up the work brad..
cliff <janc@ballistic>
tyler, tx USA - November 26, 1999 at 02:07:53
i think you should add a little information on the canadian breed of draft horse. they are descended from percheron and were first bred in quebec. the canadian government is trying to have the canadian stated as our national horse. Unfortunately, quebec is trying to stop this.
renee nolting <rvn017@mail.usask.ca>
saskatoon, sk canada - November 23, 1999 at 11:27:17
I bought a percheron, at least that is what I believe he is at a auction that I rescue horses at. He is Huge! I do not know any thing about him, other than he needed a good home. Any infro from best gear and what to do, is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
vonnie frane <vfrane@aol.com>
kiowa, co USA - October 02, 1999 at 08:41:53
great site we have percherons do xmas tree harvest weddings and maple sugar with them
maple tree farm <mapletre@worldpath.net>
hill , n.h. USA - September 21, 1999 at 14:18:02
Thanks for the info Brad! It's so hard to find anything on Draft Horses these days. I own a Percheron stallion and am new to the whole Draft Horse circuit, I also own an Arabian mare as well as a Paint and an Apaloosa mare, as well as an Arabian/Quarter Horse stallion. But I just love Percherons and am always eager to learn more, your website provided a lot of information I could not find elsewhere. Thanks again!
Carrie Harrison <Rixannah_Stone@excite.com>
Milwaukee, WI USA - September 08, 1999 at 22:27:02
great work anything to help people with drafts is just great thanks
Mace Jacobs <jacobsj@socencom.net>
Lake City, KS. USA - August 20, 1999 at 22:11:48
Thanks for doing this Brad. I usually check out the chat every day, it's fun to learn and visit.
Chrissy <valigcm@webcombo.net>
Chesterland, OH USA - August 14, 1999 at 16:26:48
OOPS!!! correct website is http.//www.wanet.net./~piburns/afound
American Cream Draft Horse Foundation <hooves-n-wheels@juno.com>
ranchita , Ca USA - August 10, 1999 at 22:14:38
We invite one and all to visit our website at http://www.wanet./~piburns/afound Learn and see this CRITICALLY ENDANGERED only breed of draft horse to originate in America
American Cream Draft Horse Foundation <hooves-n-wheels@juno.com>
Ranchita, Ca. USA - August 10, 1999 at 22:10:15
I would like to know when and where the big draft horse sale/auction will be in Iowa.
Diane Mesiti <diane-mesiti@uiowa.edu>
Iowa City, IA USA - August 03, 1999 at 11:40:26
This is great! I am so delighted to visit with others about our giants!
Carrie <carrie@ixi.net>
Helena, MT USA - July 01, 1999 at 19:38:51
Thank you for a place to come sit with friends, to see what is going on in the world of drafts.
Adam Markus <Wagonrus@bentonrea.com>
Sunnyside, wa USA - April 26, 1999 at 16:38:38
hi I have a belgian and a fjord, fun to visit your homepage
lena pettersson <tage.lena.robin@swipnet.se>
Boden, * Sweden - April 21, 1999 at 14:02:10
I purchased a life long dream this week,I got a Belgian colt 11 months old. After years upon years admiring these God given magnificent creatures,I got one and he is a sweetheart, a GREAT website!!!!
Rich <vera@enter.net>
Schnecksville, Pa USA - April 01, 1999 at 17:53:21
Nice work Brad. Anything that increases the use and understanding of working horses is a benefit to the planet, I believe! I have been logging with Suffolk Punch horses for twenty years. I make my living with drafters every day. There are not many non-amish that can say that. I have made videos about my work which contribute to my economic survival as a modern horselogger. They are called "An introduction modern horselogging, Appalachian Style, and "Making a Living, Horselogging????'... Thanks for your work to connect the draft horse owners, keepers and partners of the world, cyber capable world, at least... warm salute, Jason Rutledge
Jason Ruteldge <rutledge@swva.net>
Copper Hill, Va USA - April 01, 1999 at 02:25:55
Nice work Brad. Anything that increases the use and understanding of working horses is a benefit to the planet, I believe! I have been logging with Suffolk Punch horses for twenty years. I make my living with drafters every day. There are not many non-amish that can say that. I have made videos about my work which contribute to my economic survival as a modern horselogger. They are called "An introduction modern horselogging, Appalachian Style, and "Making a Living, Horselogging????'... Thanks for your work to connect the draft horse owners, keepers and partners of the world, cyber capable world, at least... warm salute, Jason Rutledge
Jaosn Ruteldge <rutledge@swva.net>
Copper Hill, Va USA - April 01, 1999 at 02:25:19
Nice work Brad. Anything that increases the use and understanding of working horses is a benefit to the planet, I believe! I have been logging with Suffolk Punch horses for twenty years. I make my lifing with draft every day. There are not many non-amish that can say that. I have made videos about my work which contribute to my economic survival as a modern horselogger. They are called "An introduction modern horselogging, Appalachian Style, and "Making a Living, Horselogging????'... Thanks for your work to connect the draft horse owners, keepers and partners of the world, cyber capable world, at least... warm salute, Jason Rutledge
Jaosn Ruteldge <rutledge@swva.net>
Copper Hill, Va USA - April 01, 1999 at 02:22:01
This is the start of the new Draft Resource -- on it's own domain! Thanks, everyone that made this effort so rewarding. Brad Kruse
Brad K. <webmaster@draftresource.com>
Waddell, AZ USA - March 28, 1999 at 21:21:49
I really like your site. We have two Percheron mares and they are great.
Al Lightfoot <hihope@netten.net>
Burlison, Tn USA - March 20, 1999 at 18:56:29
Nice site, Brad! Thank you! We are belgian breeders in west central Minnesota.Keep up the good work!
Mark and Fran Kueker <lzykrnch@wcta.net>
Verndale, Mn. USA - March 03, 1999 at 23:37:10
Nice draft site. We are clydesdale breeders and enjoy the chats with other horse people.
Jerry Wismer <gwismer@mnsi.net>
Amherstburg, On Canada - February 17, 1999 at 20:55:00
What a great website! I was introduced to draft horses exactly two weeks ago and I am now totally addicted. We are training a coming 2-year-old filly and 3-year-old gelding. Driving and riding both. What fun!
Sheri Webster <swebster@gwtc.net>
Custer, SD USA - February 17, 1999 at 11:37:55
GREAT SIGHT.
CHUCK KIMMEL <C_KIMMEL@HOTMAIL.COM>
MIDDLEVILLE, MI USA - February 16, 1999 at 15:09:53
nice sight. good information on riding drafts. i've been riding my 10 year-old percheron for 8 years. he's great!
ron timm <drafthorse@aol.com>
mpls, mn USA - February 01, 1999 at 00:08:39
I think this is the best source for information on the web for Draft Breeds many colleges and universities forget these giant when talking about horses. I came to South Dakota State University because they are the only university around here with Draft Horses.
Missy
Brookings, SD USA - January 14, 1999 at 14:58:39
Hi! Thanks for all the info. My husband and I have been researching for several years to begin a small Belgain farm on a slim budget. Its great to have these kind of resources available. P.S. Are you related to Richard Kruse of Indianapolis? He has a retreat cabin about 1/2 mile from our home.
Laura Rees <brees@mail.tds.net>
Ladoga, IN USA - January 13, 1999 at 16:03:33
I can't say enough about the beauty of this breed!
Big Tree <Draft@bigtreemultimedia.com>
Burns Lake, BC CA - November 17, 1998 at 11:12:23
It is nice to see a non-confrontational Page on Draft Horses. Congratulations !!
Charley and Monica
USA - November 07, 1998 at 00:07:04
found your place about a month ago via the draft page while doing some research after buying our first team. don't know anything about keeping a place like this so MANY MANY THANKS !!!! pat in tn.
pat mackey <pat_mackey@bkitech.com>
brighton, tn USA - October 31, 1998 at 18:14:22
I am a brand new draft horse enthusiast and really enjoyed your site. I'll be back. Thanks Brad.
Gretchen Perry <gagp7@hotmail.com>
Cedar Creek, Tx USA - October 14, 1998 at 19:06:25
great site Brad, informative, keep up the good work, I've bookmarked it, I'll be visiting often.
Pam Gauthier <potsnpams@cybertours.com>
Springvale, ME USA - July 25, 1998 at 08:55:01
You are so dedicated! Thanks for this and all your nice work in providing us all with wonderful info and links to sites where we can further enjoy the draft horses we so love.
Wendy Winstead (aka BB) <win@widomaker.com>
Newport News, VA USA - July 24, 1998 at 15:13:48
Super Job! Thankyou many times over.
cynthia voskamp
TX USA - July 24, 1998 at 10:33:00
Welcome to the Draft Horse Resource site!
Brad Kruse <brad.kruse@pobox.com>
Waddell, AZ USA - July 24, 1998 at 10:30:00
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