[drivingpairs] Re: Carriage Purchase Do's and Don't



I too liked the Bird in Hand Flyer for trail and  non-competitive 
performance ( so-called
"Pleasure" classes) for all the reasons given by Sandy Williams.   Had one 
for several years and graduated to the Bird in Hand Eagle.
A word of caution about the Flyer.  Depending on its age, it may come with 
or without a reach.  If it has a reach, it will not be able to make a full 
90 degree turn even thought body is cut under and therefore you'll be 
somewhat limited in running hazards.
Bob T Kanapaha Morgans
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Subject: [drivingpairs] Re: Carriage Purchase Do's and Don't


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> I like the Bird-in-Hand Flyer.  Pretty enough for pleasure shows or  ADTs 
> yet
> sturdy enough for everyday use.  Can be used for singles or  pairs.  And,
> best of all, reasonably priced.
> Sandy  Williams
> Siridian Farms
> Higganum, CT
> _www.siridianfarms.com_ (http://www.siridianfarms.com)
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