The

Sugarbush Draft Horse Registry

Dedicated to Preserving one of the last American Draft Horse breeds

The Sugarbush Draft Horse Breed

© 2010 Sugarbush Draft Horse Registry, all rights reserved.  Website design by Spotted Horse Productions

This page was last updated: May 14, 2012

Learn More

The future of the Sugarbush Draft Horse, and the last foals bred by Everet Smith.  From left to right:  Sugarbush O Rosamunde, SHC O Sweet Surprise, and Sugarbush KatyDid.

And yet, while trying to save this breed, we are working hard to encourage our breeders to always choose quality and correctness in their breeding animals.  Quantity is never a substitute for quality.

We have compiled the information on the Sugarbush Draft Horse breed in one easy place.  If you've never heard of the Sugarbush Draft Horse, you're not alone.  Did you know that the Sugarbush Draft Horse Registry was founded in Ohio and Moved to Texas in 2008?  Did you know that color is not a breeding requirement?

This is an amazing breed of horse, with an exciting and interesting history.  Follow the links to the right to learn how this breed was started, how we plan to return it to greatness, and what exactly it is that makes an ideal Sugarbush Draft Horse.

• History of the Breed
  

• The Man with a Vision
  

• Working to Revive the Sugarbush Draft Horse
  

• Foundation Registration Requirements
  

• Breed Standard
  

• Sugarbush Draft Horse Classifieds
  

• Become a Member
  

• SDHR Merchandise
  

• Image Gallery