Yorkshire Coach Horse

The Yorkshire Coach Horse is an extinct horse breed once native to England. It was a large strong bay or brown horse with dark legs mane and tail. It was said to be a longer-legged carriage horse with unmatched ability for a combination of speed style and power and a tall elegant carriage horse.

stallions were also introduced lending a wider leg action well suited to their heavy frame and an even temper.1
, a tall elegant carriage horse, much in demand by the rich and royal. (this is part of an article from the "Cleveland Bay Horse Society".2
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crosses, and had begun to prefer a heavy draft horse.4
, Norfolk Roadster and Arab giving the Welsh cob a larger frame with the same free moving active paces, pony characteristics and wonderful temperament of the Welsh Mountain.5
much in demand by the rich and royal, but were also exported all over the world to provide matched pairs and teams.6
, a carriage horse with unmatched ability for speed, style and power.7
, a tall elegant carriage horse, much in demand by the rich and royal. Thelate 18th Century was the golden age of carriage driving.8
and were seen being driven by the nobility of London.9
and eventually for a time had its own separate studbook. These horses were a tremendous success and were popular all over the world and commanded good prices.10
bloodlines at some points in the history of both breeds. The uniformity in colour is encouraged as it makes creating matching driving teams and pairs very easy.11

About the Farm Stallions Broodmares Breeding Successes - click to enlarge see pic CM Alina Keely (Allen Park Bald Eagle x CM Killarnie Ceilidh) show pedigree sex female colour PIE born 19 JAN 2005, Australia comment CBHSA Registered, was shown in hand as a youngster and took out Reserve Champion Cleveland Bay Sporthorse at a major show in NSW as a 2 yr old.12
(now extinct as a specific breed, but was a 50% Cleveland Bay x 50% TB, now known as a CB sporthorse).13
blood was introduced and the breed evolved into a smart, high-stepping carriage horse.14
blood, which is the combination that give rise to its heavy, but attractive draft appearance.15
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gave the Holsteiner the even temperament it has today and longer strides.17
and Ethelbert, the Thoroughbred ancestor of the Holstein Ethelbert, both foundation sires of the Holstein breed.18
(or Cleveland Bay) which is such a handsome coach animal. The Whole List Here it is, the full list of breeds that begin with Y.19
have all been used over the past 300 years to describe the currently known Cleveland Bay and are part of a complex history lacking in tangible records 20
stallion named Bracken. The breed's most important bloodlines are from Anglo-Norman horses. The three most important of them were Ivoire, Que d'Espair, and Orinate de Messil.21