Find Your Size
Find Your Size
Tell us about your horse. We'll tell you where to start.
Three quick questions. This gets you a starting point, not gospel — you'll still want a tape measure before you check out, same as we do.
Step 1 of 3
What kind of a horse are we sizing?
Heavier Drafts
e.g. Shire, Clydesdale, Percheron, etc.
e.g. Shire, Clydesdale, Percheron, etc.
Lighter Drafts
e.g. Friesian, Haflinger, Irish Draught, Fjords, etc.
e.g. Friesian, Haflinger, Irish Draught, Fjords, etc.
Draft Cross
Which side leans heavier: the draft or the lighter breed?
Mostly Draft
e.g. Percheron/Friesian
e.g. Percheron/Friesian
About Even
Mostly Light Breed
e.g. Quarter/Clyde
e.g. Quarter/Clyde
Pick one to continue
Step 2 of 3
Height at the withers
17.0h
15.0h16.2h18.0h19.2h
Measure from the ground to the highest point of the withers. If you're eyeballing it, round down. Most people round up.
Step 3 of 3
Which build looks closest to yours?
Lean / Fine-Boned
Visible topline, narrower chest and barrel. Often draft crosses.
Average Build
Solid and well-proportioned, the shape most purebred drafts settle into.
Heavy / Broad
Deep barrel, wide chest, thick neck and jowl. Full-size Belgians, Shires.
Your Starting Point
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This is a starting point, not a guarantee. Every horse carries weight differently, and "average for the breed" is doing a lot of work in that sentence. Measure the actual horse before you buy: girth and length for blankets. Returns happen, but a few minutes with a tape measure beats waiting on a swap.