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In a message dated 1/30/2007 5:57:39 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Does  anyone have a harness for driving a mini horse?  I have two  borrowed
minis now keeping Gunnar happy for awhile and the one is excellent  in the
cart. Maybe it is too late to try driving, especially having seen a  mini run
away with cart attached and owner on the ground here  yesterday.  But I have 
an
arena and could stay in there.  Gunnar  also was trained to cart some years 
ago
but would be bored to tears in the  arena.  I can't see it is anymore 
dangerous
than my new Corgi who  stays right at my feet and has already caused me to 
fall
onto my elderly  knees!!!  Jean Gayle


I use the harnesses, I have but I can point you in the direction of some  
very nice harnesses.
Sounds like those minis need to start over and have a refresher course,  
starting with ground driving.
Camptown Harness has this wonderful "freedom Collar".. bought one for  Maggie 
before I got hurt. Haven't been able to try it out yet..but can say it is  
very nicely made.
_http://www.camptownharness.com/index.php?pg=Just%20for%20Minis&PHPSESSID=514b
ada8d432e3230d89339d31c86259_ 
(http://www.camptownharness.com/index.php?pg=Just%20for%20Minis&PHPSESSID=514bada8d432e3230d89339d31c86259)
 
 
If want more links.. I can send more..just ask.  ;O)
 
As for mini's driving.... depends on the Mini...just like their larger  
counter parts. I trust my Mini mare Maggie with my whole heart. 
 
Shari

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