Horses have long been companions to humans, serving various roles from work animals to beloved pets. Among the myriad of horse breeds, the Clydesdale stands out, not just for its size but also for its striking appearance and historical significance. Originating from Scotland, Clydesdales were initially bred for heavy draft work. Their muscular build and gentle temperament have made them popular not only in agricultural settings but also in ceremonial roles, most notably as the iconic Budweiser beer horses. In contrast, the term “regular horse” encompasses a broad range of breeds, each with its unique characteristics and purposes. From the agile Thoroughbred to the sturdy Quarter Horse, the diversity among…