Although often grouped with the other British heavy draught breeds, including the Clydesdale and the Shire, the Suffolk Punch tends to be shorter but more massively built, having been developed for agricultural work rather than road haulage.
Although often grouped with the other British heavy draught breeds, the Suffolk Punch tends to be shorter but more massively built, having been developed for agricultural work rather than road haulage. This was including the Clydesdale. This was including the Shire.