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If you go to the american driving society website and scroll down the list on the left hand side . click on driving basics. carts and carriages you will find a page that details shaft lengths. Good luck!

Ok. I am probrably going to get a lot of flack for what my reaponse is to your issue but I am gonna tell you anyway. My mare could not get the concept of walk when hitched to a vehicle. In hand and grnd driving was not a problem. So I sent her to a trainer for 30 days. After about 2weeks the...

If you check out my album above you will find a few more pictures. I did find one of the wagonette empty. I really love it! The seat is big and comfy! There is enough room in the back to brign along a cooler! I am really looking forward to getting out and about with the team! They are really...

Wow! That is quite the load! My main reason for concern is that I drive with horses of all sizes and I just dont want to ask too much of them. I know that I need to build them up both physically and mentally. But ultimately I dont want to hurt them in any way. Those two are my buddies!

I am planning to attend this year without horses. I want to go down there and try to take it all in!

I have been working hard to get my minis trained to pull our wagon. They are doing very well! I am very proud of them. They are 36" tall and are doing well on flat ground. I am going to start working on inclines and hills this week and I am hoping that they continue to improve. My long term goal...

Ok I have asked several people these questions and gotten several responses. What do you do? 1. How do you store your harness? 2. How do you store your team harness with collars? 3. What do you use to clean your harness? 4. WHat do you use to condition your harness? 5. How do you transport...

I think you will be surprised. Just start out ground driving and gradually get him used to the cart and pulling weight, you will be sitting in the cart in no time. Find someone to help guide you, it always helps to have a mentor or a trainer. Driving is a blast!

Hmmm well for starters I would never recommend a seat belt in a cart, no you dont want to be thrown from the cart but you also dont want to be attached and not be able to get out when you need to. I found that if I balance myself in the center of the seat and spread my feet out it helps when you...