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New Clydesdale Breeding Farm & Some of the 40 Foals Born Each Year, Now Open to Visitors

www.warmspringsranch.com

Some things are just so unique you want to share them with the world. One of those places is Warm Springs Ranch in Missouri where each year around 40 baby Clydesdales are born. These 200-pounds foals are so inspiring, the folks at the new state-of-the-art breeding facility decided to open the farm for tours and show-off the young horses who will grow up to become the next generation of the world-famous Budweiser Clydesdales and youre invited!

On May 14, Jim Poole the head of Clydesdale operations — will introduce your viewers to some of the most majestic animals youve ever seen. Most people know these massive horses because they have been an American Icon for more than 75 years. Now, for the first time, the facility is being opened to the public, so guests can see and interact with more than 100 Clydesdales ranging from foals to stallions.

Interesting Facts about Clydesdales:

Mature horses stand at least 72 inches, and weight between 1,800 & 2,300 lbs.

Each hitch horse consumes as much as 60 lbs of hay and 30 gallons of water per day.

Each harness & collar weighs approx. 130 lbs & is handcrafted from brass & leather.

Some things are just so unique you want to share them with the world.

One of those places is Warm Springs Ranch in Missouri where each year around 40 baby Clydesdale Horses are born.

Its the home breeding facility for the world-famous Clydesdales and its never before been accessible to the public — until now.

The 200-pound foals at the farm are so inspiring, the folks at the new state-of-the-art facility decided to open for tours and show-off the young horses.

Jim Poole is an expert on the world-famous Clydesdales and joins us to tell us more about their new home.

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