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I think it must be
In Response To: Draft Horses? ()

] ] I thought the Generic term was 'Draft Horse', or is this an American term?

I think it must be, Lou. I don't think they re called that in England. However, I can be proved wrong, of course. :-) Here's a link to a Brit site (not a particularly spectacular website, but it does tell you a bit about the Brit side of heavy Horses.)

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