The Percheron is the most famous and populous of all French draft breeds in the world today.[1][49] They were used to improve both the Ardennes and Vladimir Heavy Draft horses,[50] and to create the Spanish-Norman breed, a cross between the Andalusian and the Percheron.[51] By the end of the 19th century, Percherons made up the majority of driving horses in Paris.[52] The Percheron is still used extensively for draft work and, like other draft breeds, it is also used in France for meat production.[6] Around the world, Percherons are used for parades, sleigh rides and hayrides, as well as being used to pull carriages in large cities.[7] The largest team of working Percherons in Europe is found at Disneyland Paris, where the breed makes up 30 percent of the horses in the park and the horses work to pull trams on the main park street.[53] One of the most famous horse teams in the United States is the Heinz hitch of Percherons, having appeared multiple times at the Tournament of Roses Parade.[54]