IA HSB292

Designates the American cream draft horse as the official state horse of Iowa, recognizing it as the only draft horse breed native to the United States with origins traced to a mare named "Old Granny" in Hamilton County, Iowa, around 1911

Requires the state records commission to cooperate with the American Cream Draft Horse Association to obtain pictures and other representations of the breed for display in the state historical museum

Directs the editor of the Iowa Official Register to include a picture and commentary of the American cream draft horse alongside other state symbols (state rock, flower, bird, and tree)

Notes the breed was officially recognized by the Iowa Department of Agriculture in 1950, following a 1948 recommendation by the national stallion enrollment board

Identifies the breed by its distinctive physical characteristics: cream coat, pink skin, amber-colored eyes (from the champagne dilution gene), wide chest, strong back, and gentle disposition suited to Iowa's farming heritage