Lets See your

[whitney]

This is "Post Rock Farms Aspen Gold" aka Tweety

 

[wiccanz]

I can play this!

~Tumble Buck of Featherstream ~

 

[MiniHGal]

Ok....Big horses first I guess!

Shog, 28 yr old retired TB X gelding, 16.2hh. He actually was trained to drive at 26 and has competed in two driving competions, a CDE and a pleasure show. He was an eventing horse and wanted something to do....so he learned to drive! This is one of his favorite things to do, even though now it is limited to ocassional walks around the block.

This is using a friend's borrowed marathon carriage, before we got ours.

Ref, 7 yr old Paint X mare. We have had her from birth, I trained her to ride and drive. She has competed in several competitions. She is a great pleasure drive...quiet and happy to do a nice relaxed drive.

This is at a (very) muddy competition in Feb of this year, with our marathon carriage:

And last but not least, Gabriel. He is not trained yet, but will be next summer. He is a 2 yr old Paint/Clydesdale cross that should make a great riding/driving horse. He will be started open bridle, but is modeling his new russet harness!

That makes three out of our four horses that drive(or will).

 

[MiniHGal]

And now the minis!

Fascination, 10 yr old sooty buckskin pinto mare, 35". She is my main driving horse....so much fun! We have entered several competitions since I bought her two(almost three!) years ago. And of course, she usually does excellent! Except when there are horse-eating plywood cows on course or I mess up!

And she's been a tandem leader...actually competed in Mighty Minis CDE like that...and got first(ok, we were the only one in our class..). The wheeler is a friend's horse, Elvis, as is the cart.

The wheeler is Ref.

And a tandem wheeler....leader to be introduced.

Dan...4 yr old chestnut sabino gelding, 33.25". He has driven in a few competitions, and done well, bringing home a Championship, and some first places. He is the leader up above. Has also done a little bit of wheeler as well.

Again, last but not least, Pippin! He is a yearling chestnut colt, 25.5". I think he will begin training next year(will be very easy to train). So not technically a driving horse yet.

That's all of my driving horses!

 

[Relic]

DotCom one day she'll get it right.

Love barrels.

 

[Fred]

Here are a few of my driving horses. The first is Rolling Ridge Rum Runner aka Fred. I am very proud of him as he has won the stakes at nationals three times.

http://photobucket.com/albums/c82/LindaBes...ednationals.jpg

The second is Becky she is bred to Fred for an april foal and she also has won the stakes at nationals three times.

http://photobucket.com/albums/c82/LindaBes...kynationals.jpg

The third is Shadow he is such a fun horse to drive. He has won the amateur roadster class at nationals twice and I trained him myself.

http://photobucket.com/albums/c82/LindaBes...dowroadster.jpg

Hope these pictures work. Linda B

 

[Fred]

OOOPS on Becky's picture

http://photobucket.com/albums/c82/LindaBest/beckydrivingl

 

[Flyin G Farm]

Here is my guy, Black Tie Affair...he's the horse who taught us how to drive

...and my hubby driving him:

Tracy

 

[Chandler@RoyalPalm]

Hello,

Here is my driving stallion "NEON" from earlier this year. He is just beginning his driving career and coming 4.

 

[Sterling]

I lost a lot of show driving pictures a while back when the CD I had them on went bad on me.

But here is a pic of my driving horse tacked but not hitched.

L. H. Hershee's Comet

 

[dannigirl]

Hi,

We have taught many horses to drive in the last 5 years. This is the first and the easiest one we have ever had. Almost anyone can drive him with a little instruction. His name is Mamas Boy and he is one of our favorites. Above, Dave is giving Rachel a ride. (I think she is enjoying it) Below, Dave drives him in a show and at a parade (warming him up a bit

) and then my brother drives him and gives his boy a ride.

 

[dannigirl]

Here are Dave with Silver and My friend Pam with Lucky at the St Louis parade a couple of years ago.

Also me with Lucky in show and Dave with Mighty Mouse at the 2003 Nationals.

 

[Loren&Rocky]

Does this count???

 

[Joyce]

Glad to see you driving Spunky in all these pretty driving horses Sheri.

And I see you have the family with you. Looking good.

Joyce

 

[JMS Miniatures]

Here is KHA Krackerjack Of Hickory Hills

I have quite a bit more horses who can drive but this is all I have of them actually driving lol.

 

[4mymirage]

We love to drive

Here's is the one who started it for us:

S.P.'s Joey - now deceased

His replacement, Chad:

and Heather's 2

A division, Starstruck:

(not a good pic...)

B Gelding, Frankie:

We also have a 3yo filly we've started and a 5yo B mare too but no pics yet

 

[Sheri Hill]

Thanks Joyce. He is such a good boy! You should have posted a pic of your new boy.

Sheri

Glad to see you driving Spunky in all these pretty driving horses Sheri.And I see you have the family with you.  Looking good.

Joyce

523801[/snapback]

​

 

[hobbyhorse23]

Alright, I'll contribute mine. Here are some shots I had lying around on the internet. Nothing too recent I'm afraid, and all are of my five year old AMHR/AMHA gelding Arrowstar's Dakota.

Kody as a four year old stallion pictured during his second time under cart, driven by the lady I bought him from.

Still a stallion- pulling a borrowed and oversized cart at Happs.

Grounddriving a cones course (look at that sunburn! Me, not the horse.

)

Now a gelding participating in a schooling day at Happs, spring 2005

Our only AMHR show so far in June 2005