Miniature horse driving

A Guide on Fitting Your Harness Fitting harness can be tricky. Especially if one is new to driving and harness! If you are new to driving harness, we suggest you first take a look at this blog: Harness Part Names, to brush up on the terminology and different parts of the harness discussed here. Sometimes [...]

Our friend Mindy Schroder writes a fantastic blog over at theessentialhorse.com which features glorious pictures of her ranch in Montana and her beautiful pony, Skye along with her practical advice, and experienced tips. She posted this recently, and graciously gave us permission to share. We welcome your comments below, and be sure to visit her [...]

Training a horse to drive is a fun and rewarding process! Although it may take many months and you might need to repeat parts of the training, with enough patience and dedication your horse can learn to enjoy driving and have fun with the...

I Drive Ponies is a blog dedicated to helping people understand harness, driving and caring for ponies.

When you think of horses, chances are you think of the really big ones. But spare a thought for the tiny ones too! Little horses are incredibly versatile and have many uses, from being the obvious choice for mount for children, to driving, showing, keeping as pets and all sorts of other things. If you’re looking for a small horse for one of these reasons, it may be useful to have a look at a Shetland pony vs Miniature horse list.

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Ever thought about all the fun you could have learning to drive a miniature horse? Travel along with one backyard horse keeper as she attends a miniature horse-driving clinic.

Miniature horses are a fun, adorable addition to your home or hobby farm. However, it's easy for them to get out of shape. Since they're so small, they can quickly become overweight. You can keep your miniature horse fit by exercising it,...

Page 17 of 17 - Can we see pics of minis in training for driving? - posted in Driving Miniature Horses: And after that I introduced a kind of single travois, just for icon to feel a thing on his side "running with him"It is a PVC tube, fixed on his surcingle with knot and trail, which can quickly be removed in case of panic.Icon did it nice: no fear, no panic...just as he would have done this for years!Because icon was OK with one PVC tube on his side, I introduced my "do-i...