"Clydesdale is a pure breed, and Registered Animals with papers typically sell for more than purebreds without papers."
"Clydesdales can be crossed with other breeds too, which can lead to them costing more or less depending on the breed cross. Features like coloring also drive unique pricing."
"Due to their size, you need to consider that a lot of the stuff you use for a regular-sized horse will need to be much bigger to accommodate the size of a Clydesdale."
"Clydesdale horses can be black, bay, gray, roan, and even chestnut. They almost always have white on their faces and legs."
"...not only is there more horse to groom, but there are special steps you need to take to keep those beautiful leg feathers looking their best."