While a draft horse who receives plenty of exercise, whether through turn-out or work, will be content with a traditional twelve foot by twelve foot stall, if your horse spends much of his time indoors, he'll want a little extra space. Fourteen by fourteen feet is considered a good expansion for larger horses.

Draft breeds range from approximately 163 to 193 cm (16 to 19 hands) high and from 640 to 910 kg (1,400 to 2,000 lb).

Belgian Draft The Belgian Draft is one of the strongest horse breeds in the entire world. Possessing a thick build and shorter, stocky legs, this breed is used primarily for pulling tasks including carriages, sleighs, and even farm work such as ploughing.

Draft Horses are the gentle giants of the equine world. These massive horses were originally bred for pulling. They have short backs and well-muscled hindquarters that make them ideally suited for pulling heavy loads. Their placid and willing temperaments make them easy to work with.