Breed guide
Draft Cross Horses
A draft cross is a horse with one draft parent, such as a half-Percheron. The British Percheron Horse Society calls the Percheron ideal for cross breeding and keeps a register for horses that are 50% Percheron. Both purebred and part-bred Percherons have become a very popular choice as riding horses.
Sources for the breed facts
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Draft Cross Horses: questions
What is a draft cross horse?
A draft cross is a horse with draft breeding on one side of its pedigree. For example, the British Percheron Horse Society registers part-bred horses that are 50% Percheron, with either a registered Percheron mother or a registered Percheron father.
Are draft crosses good riding horses?
The British Percheron Horse Society reports that both purebred and part-bred Percherons have recently become a very popular choice as riding horses, and it describes the Percheron as ideal for cross breeding.
Has C&K Stables sold draft-cross horses before?
Yes. C&K Stables has placed 17 draft-cross horses with new owners, including Sugar, Sunny, Chester, and Shadow. Destinations we have on record include Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Florida.
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