The Clydesdale is a Scottish breed of draught horse. NAB already owned two brands in the UK, Clydesdale and Yorkshire banks. Well-known draft breeds include the Belgian and the Clydesdale. Horses are generally unsuitable, though breeds such as the Clydesdale were bred as draft animals. This mare is listed in the ancestry of almost every Clydesdale living today. Production of the Chieftain, Clydesdale and Reiver trucks and of the Viking bus models continued. The Sheffield Association agreed to withdraw its own proposal in favour of Clydesdale FC's compromise. Midland needed to rationalise the enlarged Clydesdale but faced resistance. The account uses technology previously used by the "B" account offered by Clydesdale Bank. The promotional line is operated under the new Clydesdale Press imprint. The conformation of the Clydesdale has changed greatly throughout its history. Today, the Clydesdale stands high and weighs .