*Pics* of My Mare Being Driven

[devilwoman]

She was so good, hasn't been driven for one reason or another for several weeks, was very pleased with her (for a change !!)

 

[Bryndu]

WOW!
Love the second pic best as if you look quickly it looks like she has a unicorn horn
She looks great.
Bryndu

 

[3Beasties]

Wow she looks fab

I'm just pondering getting my Section A back in harness, could be interesting as she hasn't been driven for a few years and before that she had done very little of it!!

 

[**Vanner**]

Fabulous

 

[ofcourseyoucan]

very nice!

 

[devilwoman]

Thank you all

 

[Tnavas]

Very impressive - she has a lovely trot - really covering the ground.

 

[devilwoman]

Very impressive - she has a lovely trot - really covering the ground.

Thanks, that trot is nice to look at, but she is in the process of being backed and it's almost impossible to rise too

 

[FanyDuChamp]

Gorgeous, what breed is she? She is stunning!

I know what you mean about big trots, my Gelderlander had a huge driving trot when we started rebacking him to ride. Not easy to sit to!
FDc

 

[shelley8697]

Looks great. Nice to see her working properly in harness - a lot of people haven't a clue! lol

Well done.

 

[moana]

What is the little black cat saying I wonder?

Looking great

 

[devilwoman]

Gorgeous, what breed is she? She is stunning!

I know what you mean about big trots, my Gelderlander had a huge driving trot when we started rebacking him to ride. Not easy to sit to!
FDc

Thank you Fany, she is Welsh D x WB.

 

[devilwoman]

Thank you Shelley and Mona, our little Kitty Kat, is used to the horses, she spends her life in that field with them rabbit catching

 

[hayinamanger]

Very smart mare, born to be driven!

 

[sazzle44]

ohh she's lovely I'd love to have a go at driving, it looks great fun!
One question though (probably a stupid one ), but is there a specific reason for their forelocks being tucked under their browbands?

 

[Fii]

She looks very smart!

 

[devilwoman]

ohh she's lovely I'd love to have a go at driving, it looks great fun!
One question though (probably a stupid one ), but is there a specific reason for their forelocks being tucked under their browbands?

Thankyou Elderlycouple.

The forelock business I have no idea to be honest but you can't pull it over the browband as it has the bit that goes between their ears which stops it, don't know the technical names for the bridle parts