SUFFOLK PUNCH 33 



general appearance indicates a rather over medium-sized sorr-el horse 

 with heavy, round body and short legs. The Suffolk is emphatically a 

 draft animal, valuable for remarkable steadiness and great faithfulness 

 in the collar. He will pull every pound which is possible, and no whip 

 is needed or should be used to urge his natural freedom in work. As a 

 horse for the general farmer, it would be hard to find one more suitable 

 having a good, fast walk, an even "all-around" trot, and sufficient 

 weight to save muscle work before plow or harrow. 



