Helen,
I'm so sorry for the slip. Now to remember my name.....ah yes, it's Judy,
LOL. If I had a lovely name like Helen I would probably never forget it. :)
The breast collars I have are about 4 inches, with a pad attached to that. I
have a cob Meadowbrook, of course , and a training cart for the horses. Neither
of these vehicles is heavy to move, and my equines haven't seemed to mind
pulling them. I was in TN in October at a Mennonite harness shop, and they had
a
heavy duty forecart with pole there for sale. That would be the only heavy cart
the teams would have to pull, if I get it. I found a beautiful carriage at
the Southern IN Fall auction built by a Mr. Rabar. It has an auto top,
brakelights and brakes. It even has a drop in recepticle behind the seat for
the car
battery that runs the lights. It is also very light. However, I don't want to
start young horses off in THAT. But since I've seen it, nothing else compares.
Darn that champagne taste of mine!
The harness comes first though.
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