Description
Their white legs make many Clydesdales easy to recognize. They are also called "boots." The horses often have a bay coat, but it can also be black, chestnut, or roan. Clydesdales are often used as draft horses. For example, they are used to pull tree trunks through the forest when the terrain is too difficult for a tractor. They are very docile and have a strong willingness to learn. They are also very rideable. However, due to their large size, a special, very large saddle is required.