Percheron

Percheron colts just don't change hands - at catalogue value, even.

Then he looked down and saw the giant standing, blankly, in front of a Percheron.

He indicated the big Percheron, which stood staring off in an empty fashion into space.

The steed was like a dragonfly-but larger than a Percheron.

The ideal size for the Percheron varies between countries.

He climbed the hill and walked down the road to take the reins of the first horse, a Percheron.

But she clung-stubbornly, like a small dog bedeviling a Percheron.

Soon, two white Percheron horses marched into view, pulling the chariot.

The Percheron is readily adapted to varying climates and conditions.

The story takes place in the exotic Percheron where the gods are once again arising to do battle for the future.

Guillaume Percheron, 20, an engineering student, said he had believed from the start that war was justified.

The stables gained a great reputation for breeding Percheron horses.

The overall impression of the Percheron is one of power and ruggedness.

He also introduced Percheron horses into the state.

He led them to a stable that housed a cow and two Percheron plow horses.

A big florid man, a great Percheron Yank, was standing over him.

Circus baggage stock, a tribute to the Percheron horse.

He's a Percheron, and weighs over a ton.

A Percheron colt, and a young one, no more than two or three, judging from the dappling of his hide.

Later, in the panic of 1893, the Percheron Association went bankrupt and ceased to function.

Of the modern draft breeds, the Percheron probably has the closest ties to the medieval war horse.

He owned many horses, including two registered Percheron mares.

Asharti turned her attention briefly to the chubby Percheron between the traces of the cart.

They intended to raise Percheron horses as studs.

He also trained horses for harness racing and had six of his own Percheron horses.