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I am unsure on a pleasure harness, but the origin on a draft harness for an overcheck is to keep the horse from getting the head down to the point of being dangerous. By this I mean that a horse that can get his head to a level of his chest and PULL can be completely uncontrollable. A person...

What I primarily show are Belgians. The more harness, the more chrome/stainless (the heavier you can make everything ), the better! For those horses breeching is a necessity, unless you hook multiples and the front horses don't need it because there is simply nothing to back up for them other...

To whomever said about getting snowballs in the feet... spray the underside of the horses feet with PAM or some other cooking spray before you go out. It will not be perfect but it normally helps them keep the snow from balling and freezing in. They make shoes specially designed for popping...

I have absolutely no experience with minis and sleighs. I know how much our big horses work when hitched and personally I would feel really guilty about doing that for long with a mini. That being said - got loads of experience with the "big boys". The pretty white fluffy stuff looks...

Yeah, I didn't think that was mini size either. But beyond that the wheels just seem tall compared to the rest of the cart. I would liken this more to my draft meadowbrook that I've got. Would look great behind the draft type! Does anyone have have any pics of a houghton or gerald with the...

I love that cart! I have seen several similar to it on websites as I have been surfing. That one did look a little less thick though. But, would it look right behind a finer pleasure type? The wheels seem awful big for what I've seen the light harness horses shown in. Am working on pics...

I have several minis. The first is a draft type mini gelding. He MOVES, but man is he built like a brick house. He has a complete draft harness to match my big horses, but I'm showing him a metal easy entry because its what I've got. The second is a nice stud that I picked up for the right...