I am 73. I was about 10. When my school showed a film about the Budweiser Clydesdales. It was the story of how they selected the horses before their breeding program started. It told of a baby named Tony. I was racing at Cahokia Downs when the Clydesdale came. I told one of their grooms about the film. He ask if I remembered the horses name. I said he's name was Tony. The groom pointed to one of them and said, that's Tony. I went to touch him & lowerd his big head down to me.. i held his head and cried. The memory of that gentle giant has stayed with me all these years. Even as I write this I cry.

My wife has 6 Clydesdales and sis inlaw has 4 Percherons. ALL of these "draft" horses truly are gentle giants, they even avoid stepping on their barn cat buddies! They all live at our place, along with a couple of Palaminos. We're blessed to have room for all of these beautiful animals!

Being a St Louisian, the Clydesdales are ROYALTY here. Several commercials made me cry. We went to Warm Springs at Christmas 2020 and it was majestic

these beautiful horses represent many things that stirs in us a sense of pride in knowing they are a part of us...a part we are unconditionally proud of. Thanks, Budweiser for carrying on a grand tradition.

These giants in person are sooooo big and glorious. You can tear up when you see these grand horses in person, marching in step, beautiful and majestic. You will swell with pride just being a part of it all, if all you are doing, is admiring.

Saw them once in real life, could not stop crying. They are so freakn majestic !!

I'm extremely impressed at how quickly the staff wrre able to reach the horses and keep them calm. Love these horses and highly respect the staff.

Thank you for the Clydesdale behind-the-scenes 2013 feature....these magnificent animals are awesome...will never forget the 2002 Super Bowl commercial...still tear up when I see it...thank you Budweiser!

I'm a horse lover, and am so proud that I was born and have lived all my life in the Clydesdale district of South Lanarkshire, in Scotland, where the Clydesdale horse originated. They are gorgeous, majestic, gentle animals, and it makes me proud that an American thought so too, and imported them to the USA 🐴

I absolutely loved the commercial when the Clydesdale broke away from the others pulling , so he could go run around the corner looking for his old best buddy, that he seen in a truck... and when they came together, it just melted my heart.

These horses are the most gorgeous horses I've EVER seen!!!!! One of my most favorite Budweiser commercials I've seen, so far, was with the dog who goes to find the "lost" Clydesdale and brings him home!!! THAT was a tearjerker!!!!! JUST GORGEOUS!!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤

The most memorable parade moment of my life was seeing the Budweiser Clydesdales in1976 Philadelphia Bicentennial Parade. It had started to rain heavily and you could hear the echo of their hoves coming around city hall. When they came around the curve they were at a gallop down the parkway. Magnificent.

Whenever I see those beautiful majestic horses I just can't get over how gentle they are.

I remember the first time I saw them, and I cried like a baby. I cant imagine the world without the Bud Clydesdales. I dont drink beer and never really have but it doesnt matter. Those horses, that image, will always make me proud because it is part of my country and my history. Thanks Bud.

Our small little town of Washington, Oklahoma, had our 2nd Annual Christmas Parade last year. Clydesdale horses were pulling Santa on his sleigh. They stopped right in front of our house. This was such a magical moment for me. I actually had tears rolling down my face. What a beautiful and majestic species and the tradition still felt in our hometown!❤️❤️❤️

Such a majestic breed of horse. We used to have a stable at the Budweiser Plant in my home state of NH that housed some of the Clydesdales but I think they are no longer there. It was such a treat to visit the stables and see these beauties. They never disappoint! ♥️

I don't drink. But I love seeing the Clydesdale horses pull that cart. It's a truly unique and awesome experience everyone should see.

Watching this makes me so proud to be a horse person. These people are amazing and this shows you what it takes to make sure the horses are well cared for. I wish I had a barn like that... Millions of dollars is right.

The Commercial of The American's Symbol: The Clydesdale's.

My dad retired from Anheuser-Busch. We grew up at Busch Gardens. Wonderful memories. It broke my heart when they closed the Tampa plant. But, the Clydesdales will always be a symbol of the “King of Beers”. Thank you for this wonderful tribute. 🖤