Draft Horses Collection

Harvest Operations - Stacking, 1858. Creator: Unknown
Harvest Operations - Stacking, 1858. One of our Artists, fresh from the cornfields, has forwarded to us the accompanying Illustrations of gathering in the harvest

Harvest Operations - Carrying, 1858. Creator: Unknown
Harvest Operations - Carrying, 1858. One of our Artists, fresh from the cornfields, has forwarded to us the accompanying Illustrations of gathering in the harvest

Removal of a large tree from Chiswick to the new gardens of the Horticultural Society at... 1860. Creator: Unknown
Removal of a large tree from Chiswick to the new gardens of the Horticultural Society at South Kensington, [London], 1860. The subject before us is a fine specimen of the deodar, 26ft. high and 18ft

Broadwood's Pianoforte Manufactory, Horseferry-road, Westminster, 1858. Creator: Unknown
Broadwood's Pianoforte Manufactory, Horseferry-road, Westminster, 1858. Near to [the] depository is the department for preparing glue, an item of expenditure which amounts to £2000 a year

Covered wagon with two horses, 1914. Creator: Alfred Ost
Covered wagon with two horses, 1914

Man riding sidesaddle on a draft horse, 1939. Creator: Alfred Ost
Man riding sidesaddle on a draft horse, 1939

English Farm Family with their draft horses (oil on canvas)
3056431 English Farm Family with their draft horses (oil on canvas) by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: ); Photo eDon Troiani; out of copyright

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Discover the raw power and grace of draft horses, the unsung heroes of agriculture and transportation. With their massive yet agile frames, strong muscles, and gentle demeanor, these magnificent animals have been humankind's reliable partners for centuries. Draft horses, also known as heavy horses, have been bred for their incredible strength and endurance, capable of performing various tasks such as plowing fields, hauling heavy loads, and even logging. Their size ranges from 15 to 18 hands (60 to 72 inches) tall at the shoulder, making them a sight to behold. Despite their impressive size they can known for their intelligence, trainability, and gentle temperament, making them not just powerful work animals, but also cherished companions. Join us as we explore the fascinating world of draft horses, where strength meets beauty and tradition meets innovation.