Town and Country Clydesdales

The Clydesdale horse originated from the Clyde Valley, near Glasgow in Scotland in the early 18th century and were used as 'pulling power' in agriculture.

Clydesdales are very well built, very muscular and active and despite their size have a very even temperament.

Their distinguishing feature is the silky feathers, or long hairs, on their lower legs, which have a cascading effect as they move along, which is very beautiful to watch.

Dan Dufty, of Town and Country Clydesdales, grew up on a farm, first rode at a very young age and has always had a great love of horses.

He bought his first Clydesdale named 'Snow' in the early 1980's and has bred Clydesdales ever since.

Clydesdales with their great strength and even temperament are particularly suited for working around people. Town and Country Clydesdales offer the following services with these wonderful horses.

Weddings
Displays and Events
Bus Tours
Bus tour groups are invited to come and visit the working Town and Country Clydesdales team in all their trappings. Have a ride on the 1910 era vintage wagon, see other horse drawn working equipment and enjoy some fresh country air. Refreshments can be arranged. Bring your camera! Bus groups by arrangement, sorry no individual tours. A small charge will be made. Contact Dan for more details.
Wagon Rides
Product and Brand Promotion Town and Country Clydesdales promoted Ploughmans Bread for Tip-Top for nearly five years.

For a function with a difference - contact Dan at Town and Country Clydesdales.

Even for a unique funeral - Dan and the team will take you to your last resting place in dignified style.