The Percheron Horse In America (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781024849240)

"The Percheron Horse in America" offers a comprehensive look at the history, breeding, and characteristics of this iconic draft horse in the United States. Authored by Mason Cogswell Weld and Charles Du Haà s, this volume provides valuable insights into the Percheron's role in American agriculture and its significance in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

The book covers various aspects of Percheron horse breeding, management, and improvement, making it an essential resource for breeders, farmers, and equine enthusiasts. This historical account showcases the importance of the Percheron horse in shaping American agricultural practices and its lasting legacy in the equine world.

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