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17.3hh & over All around Percheron for Sale

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Arabian Horse Facts   The average Arabian stands between 14.1 and 15.1 hands high Weighs between 800 and 1,000 pounds Highly sensitive and intellegent Known for attaching strongly to one master, family or rider ...
Contracting Livestock For Youth Rodeos    Becomes Council Grove Family Business
Contracting Livestock For Youth Rodeos Becomes Council Grove Family Business
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Jason and Dara Fillmore and their children Blane and Breah are with bucking horses in their Fillmore Rodeo Company family business at Council Grove. (L.J. Harris photo)  A lifetime fascination for rodeo and especially bucking horses has...
By Frank J. Buchman
Council Grove Rider Claims Young Gun Honor  During Extreme Cowboys World Championship
Council Grove Rider Claims Young Gun Honor During Extreme Cowboys World Championship
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Hadley Smith of Council Grove rode Buster to claim fifth in the Young Gun’s division at the Extreme Cowboys Association World Championship in Glen Rose, Texas. A young Council Grove cowboy has proven to be one of the outstanding young guns ...
By Frank J. Buchman

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What is a Percheron Horse?
The Percheron is a draft horse originating from the Perche region in France. It is known for its strength and sturdy build, with most horses standing between 15 to 17 hands high and weighing up to 1,800 pounds. As a result of this strength, they are used for various heavy-duty tasks such as farming and logging, but they can also be ridden or harnessed for light work like show competition or pleasure riding. Their color variations include chestnut, black, gray and bay.