1. The Brabant is a Belgian breed of draft horse

2. The Swedish Ardennes is a medium-size, heavyweight draft horse.

3. They usually have less feathering on the legs than other French draft horse breeds.

4. The American Brabant is a draft horse ​with 25 to 99% European Belgian bloodlines

5. Horse Brasses were a standard part of draft horse harnesses in England and America

6. Its conformation is compact and robust, while being relatively light for a draft horse.

7. Of the nine French draft horse breeds, the Auxois is the only one that is not exported.

8. The Brabant, or Belgian Heavy Draft horse, is a massive horse, powerfully built and standing between 16.2 - 17 hands

9. Known as the Belgian Draft Horse in Europe, the Brabants take their name from the area of Belgium where it was developed.

10. Belgian horse, breed of heavy draft horse descended from the Flemish “great horse,” the medieval battle horse native to the Low Countries

11. Originally developed as a multi-purpose riding, driving and light draft horse, today it is used mainly for trail riding and working cattle.

12. Estonian Native horses were crossed with Swedish Ardennes stallions to create a draft horse that was an easy keeper that was powerful yet fast.

13. Belgian 'Brabant' Draft horse In Belgium, a small country in the west of Europe, a horse is bred that in former days had the respect of the complete world

14. Our Horse Bridles come in four different types of leather shades- Black, Choco Brown (Havana), Oak Brown (Reddish Brown), Conker (Tan Brown) and in all sizes-Over (draft), Horse (full), Cob and Pony (Mini)

15. Doubletree - a Crossbar on a wagon or carriage to which two whiffletrees are attached in order to harness two horses abreast swingletree , whiffletree , whippletree - a Crossbar that is attached to the traces of a draft horse and to the vehicle or implement that the horse is pulling