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A few of our members are listed below. Please feel free to contact any of them with questions about draft horses or if you want to learn more about their horse activities / businesses. (JCDHA does not endorse any one business or member, and is not responsible for services provided by any of its members.) Columbus Carriage House Bed & Breakfast
Craig Roost
920-728-0353
Hi,
my name is Craig, but most everyone calls me "Rooster". I am a timber-frame carpenter
who restores barns for a living. I have used
my horses for pleasure, to skid logs, and to
help raise barn frames. If you have any questions
about draft horses or our draft horse club, I
will do my best to help you find the answers
you seek by networking with the other members.
I would encourage anyone who is a fan of the "heavy
breeds" to concider becoming a member. We
are a diverse group focused on sharing our knowledge
and experience to educate the public. Please
feel free to contact me. Dennis & Lynn Schwochert
Email: lynn12311@verizon.net Breeds: Percheron We have owned Percherons since 1998. We are active in the JCDHA for many years. We show our horses in halter, driving and riding classes at several local and Illinois Fairs. We offer sleigh rides, hay rides, and do special events with our hitch wagon. We enjoy our horses greatly. If you have any questions, or would like to stop by, give us a call. We would love to talk "HORSE" with you.: Steven Yohn & Family
920-261-1988 or 920-988-6638 Email: steve@s-atransport.com Horse breeds: Belgians, Percherons, Ponies Steve & Marcia Haase Hazienda
Clydesdales 920-885-5910 Email: thehazienda@gmail.com Breeds:
Clydesdale Greetings from Steve & Marcia at "The Hazienda" We are proud to raise and show the mighty Clydesdale breed of horse. Our first Clydesdale was purchased in 1995 on a whim, and we literally didn't know which end of the harness was up. Through the helping hands of new-found friends, we've come a long way and now do our best to return those favors to any "newbies" who cross our path. Our farm is located in Dodge County, and our horses do everything from the non-glamorous job of spreading manure to the flashy, dress-up affairs wearing show harness and scotch collars and pulling a beautiful hitch wagon or a fancy cart. Since 1996 (when we figured out how to put the harness on), our family has done many shows, fairs and parades, along with carriage events, hayrides, field day demonstrations, Midwest Horse Fair, weddings, church events, obstacle courses, trail rides, and annual appearances at Old World Wisconsin. Our registered Clydesdales have made us proud, and we are pleased to have been rewarded with many blue ribbons and wonderful memories as the result of their efforts. Steve has driven the horses single, in team, unicorn, 4-up and 4-abreast, and he seems to think he needs to drive a 6-up. We ’ll see about that.
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