Home of The American Cream Draft Horse
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- Dedication -
This web site, and all the work I have tried to do for the American
Cream is because of, and dedicated to, teamsters everywhere. Those
people who drove the big horses for farming, industry, and
transportation; you are the men and women this web site is dedicated
to. Many of you who walked in a previous era, holding the lines with
your grandfathers, and great grandfathers, and have taken the time to
pass down to another generation the art of the teamster.
If it had not been for teamsters like Ray Drogenson, Everett
Metzentine, Mr. Nisely, Lynn Miller, who made available the knowledge
of how to work with draft horses, and Fay Pishon, who helped me rescue
an abused Percheron mare, and told me about his beloved Creams
possibly being extinct, I would never have set out in 1985 to find out
if there were any Creams left, or to try to help save them as a give
back to our wonderful country. The American Cream Draft Horse is a
very important part of our American Farming Heritage and in working to
save them from extinction, we are all working to save a piece of our
American Farming Heritage. This web site is a thank you to all of you
who drive; for keeping the art of the teamster alive for my generation
and future generations to come.
With a full heart, Carol