Clydesdales are a breed of draft horse known for their strength and size. Originating in Scotland, they were initially used for heavy farm work and pulling carts. They typically stand between 16 to 18 hands tall and are recognized for their distinctive bay coat, white markings, and feathering on their lower legs. These horses are often associated with the Anheuser-Busch beer brand, which uses them in promotional events and advertisements. Clydesdales are gentle giants, making them suitable for various activities, including parades, shows, and even therapy work. Their calm demeanor and impressive stature make them popular among horse enthusiasts.