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This good looking stud colt is by Feather Dray’s Tater and out of a Percheron-Cross mare. The stud is a bay tobiano registered with the International Drum Horse Association (Percentage Gypsy: 25%, Percentage Shire: 12.5%, Percentage Clydesdale: 62.5%) and stands at 17 hh. The mare stands at 15.2 hh. Feedback on this mare’s 2024 stud colt was that he was easy to work with and very smart—his new owners clipped and bathed him within two days, and trimmed his feet seven days later. He will be weaned on September 17.

Drum Horses are a relatively new draft breed combining Shire, Clydesdale, and Gypsy bloodlines. They are recognized for large size, strength, gentle disposition, and impressive pinto coloring with prominent feathering on their legs. Slightly lighter than their full-blood draft counterparts, Drum Horses make talented athletic mounts that can compete successfully in many ridden or driven disciplines. They’re naturally calm and level-headed.