Ben and Jack will be back at Elmore Field Days this year, ready to take visitors on a relaxing wagon ride around the site.
Colonial Clydesdales brings tradition, horsepower and a unique experience back to the field days.
Colonial Clydesdales is one of the last remaining professional working Clydesdale teams in Australia.
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Based in picturesque north-east Victoria, they travel throughout Victoria, NSW, Queensland, and beyond to bring a unique and unforgettable experiences to people across the country.
This year, the business is heading back to Elmore Field Days, to share their majestic Clydesdales Ben and Jack with visitors, so if you’re heading there, you’re in for a treat.
Owner Emma Iddison said for a gold coin donation, attendees could jump on board the wagon for a relaxing ride around the site.
“It’s a great way to rest your legs and check out the various exhibitors,” Emma said.
“Thanks to the support of the field days organisers, we are delighted to again be donating all gold coin proceeds to Shearing for Kids with Cancer.”
Colonial Clydesdales aim is to preserve these magnificent horses and the dying traditions, skills, and knowledge associated with training, presenting, and driving them before they are lost to history.
Emma said they achieved this by featuring their Clydesdales at public events.
“We attend many agricultural shows, festivals, and community events, as well as catering for private weddings, funerals, parties, corporate promotions, photo shoots, and movies,” she said.
“The horses graze peacefully alongside black Angus cattle on our farm when they aren't travelling to events to share the gentle rhythm and nostalgia of a horse-drawn carriage ride with the public.”
Emma Iddison with Colonial Clydesdales’ gentle giants, Jack and Ben, who will be making their return to Elmore Field Days this year.
