Clydesdales
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Meet City of London’s newest police horse – complete with fabulous feather
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Online show launched in memory of much-loved Clydesdale – with TV celebrity judge
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Starving Clydesdale horse now happy in his new home after being rescued
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Iconic Clydesdales prove mightier than a blizzard in new Super Bowl commercial
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‘It’s magical – and important’: World Clydesdale Show held in Scotland for the first time in history
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Standing tall: the five breeds featuring the world’s biggest horses
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‘I’m sure Mum was watching over us’: amateur’s home-bred Clydesdale collects his first HOYS ticket
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The Clydesdale horse: the pride of Scotland with both substance and style
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Breed societies find ‘proactive’ solutions to overcome Brexit challenges
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Heartbreak as Clydesdale who survived shooting 13 years ago is put down
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‘This makes everything worthwhile’: 18.2hh Clydesdale wins freestyle at Area Festival
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Delight as heavy horse centre welcomes rare black Clydesdale filly
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‘He’s amazing’: 18.2hh Clydesdale wins affiliated dressage with aims for summer regionals
“Everyone stops and stares at him at shows because he’s so big. I don’t think people quite expect what happens next!”
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‘Fantastic opportunity’ for most at-risk rare breeds in new championship classes
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Former show Clydesdale to enjoy second career as police horse
The mare replaces 22-year-old Breeze, who retired in September last year following 11 years with the force
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Devastation as Clydesdale broodmare dies nine months after her colt from suspected public feeding
“We try to breed a foal every year and this loss has put our breeding programme back to square one”
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‘Saving the greatest horse’: Clydesdale stars in television documentary
Clydesdales were once numerous in their native Scotland, where they were first recognised as a breed in 1826, and went on to be so desired as a working animal that in 1911 a prized stallion sold for the equivalent of £1m
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Clydesdale blinded in shooting stars in new animation with Stephen Fry
“After he survived such an appalling act of cruelty, we never fail to be amazed and moved by the trust Boo places in us every day and we couldn’t think of a better resident to pay tribute to in our new animation”
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‘Boys, your duty is done’: Two ‘standout’ police horses retire from duty
The pair, who were part of the police escort for Harry and Meghan’s wedding at Windsor, have retired from the force after a combined 24 years’ service
