Avalon's King Arthur
Owned by Mary Daly-Hofmann
Picture taken at Horse Feathers Farm by Bob Langrish
Under his previous owner: 2x Supreme Champion Drum at OK State Fair and
Put his mark on the Drum World producing 15 Drum Horses
1Ton's The Percussionist
Owned by Kelly McFadden of 1Ton Ranch
Picture taken at the 2015 Grand Oaks USDF Dressage Show by Victoria DeMore
(ridden and trained by Heather Caudill)
Multiple Champion Halter wins at Feathered Horse Classic
FVA’s Grand Design (aka Tilly, left) and Regalus’ Horizon at Dusk (aka Reggie, right)
Owned by Jane Williamson of Four Feathers Farm
Picture taken at The National Drive of 2020 by Pics of You
First team of driving Drum Horses
Tilly: Multiple Year End High Point Champion
Reggie: 2019 Cicero Year End High Point Champion
Chestnut Oak's Drummer Boy
Owned by Claudia Channing
Picture taken at 2018 USEA AEC (ridden and trained by Taylor Lindsten)
5th Place Novice Horse Division at 2018 USEA American Eventing Championships
Just Call Me Taddy
Owned by Kimberly Butler of Little Frog Farms
Picture taken at the 2016 Georgia International Horseback Archery Tournament
Multiple top 5 placings in Horseback Archery competitions with multiple riders
and two IDHA Year End High Point awards
Alexander the Great PRR
Owned by Debra Garner at Mahutonga Stud
Picture taken at Waikato Dressage Show (ridden and trained by Murray Riches)
2nd place in Waikato Dressage Series. Training L4 Dressage in New Zealand
Spencefarms Shadowdancer
Owned by Tabby Stokes
Picture taken at North Georgia Obstacle Challenge (previously ridden and owned by Kat Weigand)
Under previous owner: Multiple High Point Champion, Grand and Supreme Halter Champion, and Obstacle Challenge wins
Mariah's Boon
Owned by Laura Moon of Moonlit Acres
Picture taken at Grand Oaks Resort
2012 Breyerfest Celebration Horse
Boon drives, events, and is trained to carry the traditional kettledrums
IDHA Mission
The mission of the International Drum Horse Association is to fill the niche demand for a tall, athletic, heavy riding horse and to do so with a new breed, rather than creating other types within other breeds. This preserves the Clydesdale, Shire, and Gypsy Horse breeds as they should be and provides a new breed to fill the desire of a riding horse with the best attributes of these other breeds. This is done with full focus and attention on creating and promoting the International Drum Horse into a true breed for the future.
The Drum Horse is created by breeding heavy feathered horses of the Shire, Clydesdale, and Gypsy Horse breeds. The Gypsy blood does not fall below 1/16 of the mix or exceed 1/2. The studbook currently registers this combination of breeds as Drum Horse, as well as direct Drum Horse to Drum Horse breedings and Drum Horse to foundation horse. In addition, the registry also maintains a book and issues certification for foundation horses of the: Shire, Clydesdale, and Gypsy Horse breeds used in breeding Drums in order to trace and maintain a listing of horses as the foundation of the breed.
International Drum Horse Association
One Breed. One Standard. One Registry.