About Our Team

Duke has a soft lush white coat, freckles on his pale nose and eyes, and grey starbursts on this legs.

Duke was born and trained in Ohio, then traveled across the country from Alabama to California to join his forever home with us.  He is Jack's older brother.

Duke has been trained to be in a hitch with two/four/six horses and mules.  You will find Duke on the curbside of the hitch team most of the time - he is our right wingman!

Height:  19.3 hands high  *  Weight:  2400+ pounds

Jack (aka: Baby Jack) has a soft white coat, sweet brown eyes and the cutest baby face ever!  He has grey starbursts all over his legs.

Jack was born and trained in Ohio, with his brother Duke. They traveled together across country to their new forever home here in California.

Jack has been trained to drive in a hitch with two/four/six horses and mules.  You will find Jack on the street-side of the hitch most of the time - he is our left wingman!

Height:  20+ hands high   *   Weight:  2400+ pounds

Lucky has a soft white coat, with a pale pink spot on his nose and a few grey starbursts on his legs.

Lucky grew up in Pennsylvania and California with other Percheron horses.  He has traveled across the USA a number of times while in competition with his previous owners.  Lucky loves the spotlight and having his picture taken...this boy is not camera shy by any means!

Lucky is well trained to be the lead horse in any size hitch configuration and is a natural lead in a pyramid hitch.

Lucky drives single and usually on the street-side in a team as our left wingman!

Height:  19.1 hands high   *  Weight:  2200 pounds

[Per-che-ron] Equus ferus caballus

Noun

1. any breed of powerful rugged draft horses that originated in the Perch region of France.  First known use - 1875.

Wikipedia:

Breed of draft horse that originated in the Huisne River Valley in western France, part of the former Perch province.  Well muscled, known for their intelligence and willingness to work.

Jack, Duke and Lucky live on a 6-acre ranch where they get to roam, play, sleep, graze, and roll around on the ground just like horses in the wild!