Cookies (for the human neighbors) are a great idea. And while visiting, ask if it's okay to give the horses carrots or apples occasionally. The old handful-of-grass trick probably won't charm them much in your surroundings!

They are beautiful critters, indeed!

p.s. Found some nice photos of several breeds at
https://equinehelper.com/types-of-draft-horses/

Also big, and sometimes less than fully aware of their own size. Gentle beasts. I'm told big horses usually are by breeding.

Until one of the ren faire guys gets them out on the jousting lists and they turn into murder horses (they really like playing any variant on kill the peasant).

I asked my wife. Answer was maybe Clydesdale, but then she started rattling off another half dozen options including a Suffolk/Punch cross.
She then claimed no knowledge of horses.