You can use them in AMHR in Country or Western.
I can't speak for everybody else, but for me they're too heavy to carry around, I'm sharing a cart between horses, wire wheels are easier to deal with.
Not always. The ring at the Ft Worth Stock show was so soft Jane's horse quit and refused to pull, and she had a regular Jerald cart. My guy was struggling and could hardly walk, and I had a Jerald, too. And if you are in an outside ring and it rains- forget it!with as hard as the ring at nationals was packed, i hardly think footing would be a problem for wooden wheels there (my chariot pulled fine with wooden wheels at a gallop)
i assume our regionals and other large shows would have similarly prepared rings
I've never seen it make a difference either way with the judges. It makes a prettier turn out for dressage. In the show world really makes no difference except for what other's have pointed out that the extra weight might actually hurt you in a soft arena.with as hard as the ring at nationals was packed, i hardly think footing would be a problem for wooden wheels there (my chariot pulled fine with wooden wheels at a gallop)
i assume our regionals and other large shows would have similarly prepared rings
i try to have a cart for each horse so wooden wheels would not make for a difficult time with swapping
would judges like it though, or are wooden wheels frowned upon in r???
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