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[what's this?] The Clydesdale is a highly recognizable draft horse breed originating from farms in the Clydesdale district of Scotland. Clydesdale horses are graceful, calm and well known for their distinctive appearance, including their signature long, strong, feathered legs and so-called bald face white facial markings.
Built lighter than the Shire, the Clydesdale horse is noted for its very active paces. Although it is bred for agricultural work, the breed is very versatile and can be suited to heavy urban draft. They stand anywhere from 16 to 18 hands. The head, with a straight profile, is finer than most other draft breeds.