Meadowbrook Cart for Sale
This message is from: Cynthia Madden cynthia.mad...@gmail.com My boarder has retired her Arab/Fjord cross, Nigel, and his Pennsylvania Amish build Meadowbrook is for sale. Asking price is $1,200. Ad has been placed on the FH-L classified ads and a picture will soon be available. Please contact me for now. Thanks. -- Cynthia Madden Las Cruces, NM cynt...@carriagehorse.com http://highmesafjords.yolasite.com/ No philosophers so thoroughly comprehend us as dogs and horses. ~Herman Melville, Redburn. His First Voyage, 1849 Important FjordHorse List Links: Subscription Management: http://tinyurl.com/5msa7e FH-L Archives: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw Classified Ads: http://tinyurl.com/5b5g2f
Meadowbrook for sale
This message is from: Gregor Fellers [EMAIL PROTECTED] Just wondering if anyone is interested in buying a Meadowbrook horse sized cart that needs a little work. $675. Also a 5 year old Fjord gelding, excellent lines, some training. $2800. We are located in central NH. Gregor Carol Fellers The FjordHorse List archives can be found at: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw
meadowbrook cart harness
This message is from: Deb Logan [EMAIL PROTECTED] I am an avid list lurker - today I spent all day at the barn with Henry, my 4 year old Fjord gelding. We did lots of stuff, ending with a nice ride in the raspberry field. The garage sale balloons were a good experience, and the kid on the bike - who warned me he was coming - I just bought a stock trailer, but feel it is height challenged - 6'5 - Henry is probably 15 hands, and everyone is telling me he will bump his head.don't want that, so its for sale, after I put a new floor, wiring, etc..but I don't want this post to sound like a garage sale SO I'll just tell you about the Meadowbrook, as it is a screaming deal:I have had it for a couple of years, and since I don't use it... Meadowbrook cart harness for sale - green, yellow pin stripe, made by Oregon Carriage Works, in very good shape. Comes with a leather light work harness, complete with reins bridle $995 - priced to sell in Northwest Washington - call or email me - Deb Logan 360-929-7722 [EMAIL PROTECTED]mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: briar hill farmmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.commailto:fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2006 10:56 AM Subject: Re: Saddles Revisted This message is from: briar hill farm [EMAIL PROTECTED]mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Date: Fri, 16 Jun 2006 10:58:14 -0400 From: Lisa Wiley [EMAIL PROTECTED]mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Saddles Revisted This message is from: Lisa Wiley [EMAIL PROTECTED]mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Genie, Thanks. I will have my daughter Claire ask Marcy. She is at Briar Hill now. We will be going up there in a few weeks so I probably could stop in Bennington. I have also asked Claire to have Marcy try my Passier on Fjiona and see how the fit is. If she thinks it can be reflocked I may try that. Claire told me it would not fit. Yesterday I found out she hasn't tried it yet. I am sure it is because Marcy has her very busy. Lisa Wiley Hi Lisa, We have several saddles that you can try when you come to pick up Fiona. We keep close to two dozen saddles (all purpose, dressage, close contact, trail, Western) as no two Fjords are exactly alike and Saddle fit/comfort is absolutely essential to the training of a horse. (we also train those brown horses with funny backs) Miss Fiona has an unusual Fjord back so don't rush out and but a 36 cm tree! She is not very wide for a Fjord and has prominent withers! Her back is not flat - table top like many Fjordies. Currently her back is not one that would be appropriate for a treeless saddle, in my opinion. I find the treeless can put pressure on the withers even with padding. (We have three different kinds you can check out while you are here). We currently have Fiona in a Wintec, all purpose, Cair panels, MW tree. I would anticipate as she is worked more, her back will develop more muscle and she will need a wider tree. Already her back has changed some. I like the Cair panels and the flexibility of the changeable gullet of the new Wintecs. Although the saddles don't fit everybody in the barn (doesn't work as well on a shorter backed horse) They are a nice saddle at a reasonable price. If you prefer leather, the Bates have the same panels and changeable gullets, but are pricier. I'll most certainly try your Passier. And if the Passier is a close fit, I can arrange for a saddle fitter to come before Fiona leaves, if you like. (We have a Combined Driving Clinic here this week end and yes, both Claire and I are pretty busy!). We don't like to send horses home with out being sure their equipment - saddles, bit, harness, cart, etc. are safe and comfortable. We are committed to horses going home safe, comfortable and happy and happy owners, too. Of course, I hope you're planning on a couple of lessons before you head home, so that you are comfortable with how she has been trained. As for bits, Fiona is so far, most happy in a Myler comfort snaffle. (I may try several bits over the course of training a horse to find what they are most comfortable in, gives clear communication and the horse can stay soft) . Happy Fjording Marcy Baer Briar Hill Farm www.briarhillfarm.comhttp://www.briarhillfarm.com/ PS. Claire, by the way, is an awesome intern!!! We are incredibly lucky to have her here.
Meadowbrook for sale
This message is from: The Mercers [EMAIL PROTECTED] I am forwarding a post from our driving club in case anyone is looking for a Meadowbrook. Dutch is a Fjord. I've never seen the cart but Patti's telephone number is listed in her post. Taffy Mercer Kennewick, WA I have decided to sell my Meadowbrook! It is in excellent condition, completely refinished last summer, beautiful oak, new bearings and seals, new fabric upholstery and just had flat rubber put on the wheels, sound in every way. It fits Dutch beautifully and would also fit most horses unless they are giants or a larger pony. If interested give me a call at (541)567-8669 or I can email you a picture. Asking $2200. Patti
Re: Meadowbrook carts
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello Karen, Great to see you back! Hope you are feeling much better and the next few weeks or so go quickly for you! Lynda Lynda and Daniel Bailey's Norwegian Fjords Shetlands White Cloud, MI 231-689-9902 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://hometown.aol.com/baileysfjords/
Re: Meadowbrook carts
This message is from: Karen McCarthy [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Michael, well, I think you have your Karen's mixed up..but while have you here, I can direct you to a neat, economical cart that is NOT a M.B. It is a version of a road cart, made by Kurt Barnes, KG Enterprises, Fallon, Nv. I had a modified one built for training andlowewr level CDE that I am VERY happy with. Sturdy, attractive, easy to balance, and it cost just under $1800. Course I picked it up as i live about an hour away, but still, excellent value for your money. I hate M.B.s for all the reasons folks talk about, but primarily the awful balance, and weight of too much wood. I can fwd a pic of what it looks like if you cannot reach his site, kgenterprises.net all the best, Kmac Karen McCarthyGreat Basin Fjords :: Carson City, Nevadahttp://www.picturetrail.com/weegees Original Message Follows From: Michael H Melbye Reply-To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com Subject: Re: Meadowbrook carts Date: Fri, 9 Aug 2002 10:50:14 -0700 This message is from: Michael H Melbye Howdy Karen, Thought I would send this again, as I haven't heard from you. Please send the info as soon as possible. Thanks, - Forwarded message -- From: Michael H Melbye To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Karen Keith, Saw the following and was wondering if you have a website or any info you can send me on these Aussie carriages. I look forward to hearing from you. Thanks, Michael Melbye 15411 Tubbs Rd. E. Buckley, WA 98321 [360] 897-8212 [EMAIL PROTECTED] If you're looking for a good-looking, easy-entry style cart which will take you from pleasure driving to combined driving, contact me privately. I am an importer of steel competition carriages from Australia, and the fully dismantle-able and adjustable jinker may be just what you are looking for. Cheers! Karen Keith Aussie Carriages Join the worlds largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. Click Here
Re: Meadowbrook carts
This message is from: Michael H Melbye [EMAIL PROTECTED] Howdy Karen, Thought I would send this again, as I haven't heard from you. Please send the info as soon as possible. Thanks, - Forwarded message -- From: Michael H Melbye [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Karen Keith, Saw the following and was wondering if you have a website or any info you can send me on these Aussie carriages. I look forward to hearing from you. Thanks, Michael Melbye 15411 Tubbs Rd. E. Buckley, WA 98321 [360] 897-8212 [EMAIL PROTECTED] If you're looking for a good-looking, easy-entry style cart which will take you from pleasure driving to combined driving, contact me privately. I am an importer of steel competition carriages from Australia, and the fully dismantle-able and adjustable jinker may be just what you are looking for. Cheers! Karen Keith Aussie Carriages
Re: Meadowbrook carts
This message is from: Karen Keith [EMAIL PROTECTED] Please consider bailing out as a last resort, in danger of losing your life. You and your horse will generally have a better outcome if you can stay in the carriage and provide guidance. If you are real new to driving, I would start out with an easy entry cart. They are much easier to bail out of if necessary. That being said, I too prefer the easy entry style vehicle as opposed to a meadowbrook, but I'm not keen on the little pipe carts. Just not sturdy enough in my book. A Fjord put to a pipe cart is an awful lot of engine to a mighty lightweight vehicle. If you're looking for a good-looking, easy-entry style cart which will take you from pleasure driving to combined driving, contact me privately. I am an importer of steel competition carriages from Australia, and the fully dismantle-able and adjustable jinker may be just what you are looking for. Cheers! Karen Keith Aussie Carriages _ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx
Re: Aussie saddles/Meadowbrook carts
This message is from: Carol J. Makosky [EMAIL PROTECTED] The Mercers wrote: This message is from: The Mercers [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi all, Boy, is it hot here! 105*, calm and sunny. Our 3rd cutting of hay is being baled as I type this. Hi Taffy, If you are real new to driving, I would start out with an easy entry cart. They are much easier to bail out of if necessary. Go to the archives for all the aussie saddle discussion. -- Built FJORD tough Carol M. On Golden Pond Northern Wisconsin
Aussie saddles/Meadowbrook carts
This message is from: The Mercers [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi all, Boy, is it hot here! 105*, calm and sunny. Our 3rd cutting of hay is being baled as I type this. Wonderful hay weather! Do any of you use an assume saddle with or without a horn? I am looking for a lighter weight saddle than the Billy Cook Reindeer I've borrowed from my son. Anyone have experience using these on Fjords and/or recommending which ones/where to buy them? Also, I am in the market for a Meadow brook cart. Being a newly to driving and the Fjord world I could use some help being pointed in the right direction. I don't mind purchasing a kit. Any help is appreciated. I'm in Washington State. Thanks for your help! Taffy
Re: Refinishing a Meadowbrook Cart
This message is from: Krist Martinsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] HI PAT, on refinishing your cart it is necessary to thoroughly sand before applying your finish. I assume cart is made of ash and oak and if you have let it go bare in some spots the wood might be discolored and might need to be bleached out to get rid of dark stains. It is nice to use a vibrator sander on the large flat areas but will require a lot of hand work on spokes and other small areas. there are high quality paper made by 3 M that i would recommend as they cut faster and last longer. Start with a 100 grit and finish with 150 to remove sanding scratches. Either a good marine varnish or exterior polyurethane would be fine. This bit from an old wooden boat builder. Good luck-Krist - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, May 25, 2002 5:11 PM To: fjordhorse@angus.mystery.com Subject: Refinishing a Meadowbrook Cart This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello Fjord Friends- I would like to refinish my Meadowbrook Cart and wondered if anyone had any suggestions on how to proceed. Should I sand the wood and get the old finish off? Then, should I use a polyurethane protection? I don't want to start until I'm sure of what I'm doing. I've considered sending the cart out to someone, but was afraid it would be too costly. Any suggestions or comments would be welcomed! Thanks and Happy Memorial Day! Pat McCurdy Cato, NY [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Refinishing a Meadowbrook Cart
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello Fjord Friends- I would like to refinish my Meadowbrook Cart and wondered if anyone had any suggestions on how to proceed. Should I sand the wood and get the old finish off? Then, should I use a polyurethane protection? I don't want to start until I'm sure of what I'm doing. I've considered sending the cart out to someone, but was afraid it would be too costly. Any suggestions or comments would be welcomed! Thanks and Happy Memorial Day! Pat McCurdy Cato, NY [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Meadowbrook carts
This message is from: Marsha Jo Hannah [EMAIL PROTECTED] Lori Puster [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I might have the opportunity to buy a used Meadowbrook cart. [...] What do people think of them Meadowbrooks are a case of love them or hate them. Personally, I don't like them, because I am co-ordination challenged. The driver has to simultaneously hold up the passenger seat (which has to be folded up out of the way), keep good contact with the horse's mouth (because stepping onto the back step overbalances the cart to the rear, lifting on the harness belly band, making the horse want to move), meanwhile hoisting oneself up onto a moving object, with all hands already occupied. Then make the horse stand still while the passenger does likewise. Getting out fast and to the horse's head in an emergency involves a risky flying leap over the fender and wheel. I prefer something that's easy entry. Most meadowbrooks seat the driver somewhat low to the ground. This improves stability, but you'd better like the looks of your horse's rump and tail. ;-) are there any areas of concern in looking at a used cart? Look it over, to see if everything matches. If not, it may have been repaired after a wreck, in which case, have someone very experienced go over the vehicle. Wheels are always an area of concern---are they tight, and are the axles straight (which can include a downward bend at the end, if the wheels are designed to be dished). On level ground, the spokes that are directly under the hub should be perfectly vertical. What size wheel is best for a 14h Fjord? The seat of the vehicle needs to ride level, and the tip of the shaft should be at the point of shoulder of the animal. Obviously, the exact construction of everything inbetween will affect what size the wheels should be. Marsha Jo HannahMurphy must have been a horseman-- [EMAIL PROTECTED] anything that can go wrong, will! 15 mi SW of Roseburg, Oregon
Fjord harnesses and Meadowbrook cart for sale
This message is from: Debby Stai [EMAIL PROTECTED] Didn't remember if it was OK or not to post for sale items. Quickly (see if I can slip it in), a Smuckers leather harness, very nice shape, came with a 13.2hand Fjord mare and a synthetic harness, in really good shape for the same Fjord. These have hardly been used at all. Also came with a very nice Oak Meadowbrook cart, I believe to be balanced well, with spares box. Been stored in garage, hardly used. I'm located in midMissouri. For sale or I'd consider mini and/or pony carts and harnesses of equal value in exchange. Thanks. Debby
Meadowbrook carts
This message is from: MoonWise [EMAIL PROTECTED] I might have the opportunity to buy a used Meadowbrook cart. I believe it's the basic model (Trailblazer). What do people think of them, and are there any areas of concern in looking at a used cart? What size wheel is best for a 14h Fjord? Thanks. Lori Puster MoonWise Farm Bella Vista, CA
meadowbrook
This message is from: Botte, Ernie [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Tammy - we have a meadowbrook and have used it for 4-5 years and love it - but are now interested in getting something higher (I look at Sonnies butt - can never see in front of me) We are thinking of getting a 4 wheel - Lisa P - where did you get your Bird in Hand? Anyone else with ideas on various vehicles? Ernie and I just got wheels (truck and trailer) this past summer and want to start doing CDEs - Whats the advantage of 2 verse 4 wheel vehicles? What about the Bell Crown? Laurie from Washington has a 2 wheel Bell Crown and likes it - anyone ever have one of theyre 4 wheel vehicles? Thanks - Nancy from NH - I'll go back to lurking and hibernating...
Re: Meadowbrook Carts
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi List, We are fairly new to driving, but we have a meadow brook cart that we just love. The other carts we've had have been easy entry and also some kind of homemade one that definitely wasn't easy entry. But our meadow brook has a spring box. The shafts attach to a spring that connects to the back of the seat. The seat itself sits on the springs that are just above the wheels. The front of the seat box connects to the bar that goes between the two shafts. It is like riding on a cloud. Our pony loves it too, because the shafts don't bounce on her either. It is the neatest cart we've ever ridden in. It's too bad, Lisa, that you got such an uncomfortable one. Has anyone else had that kind of experience with a Meadow Brook? Tami
Meadowbrook Carts
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] In a message dated 00-01-19 13:33:35 EST, you write: This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] and again from the CD-List.thought someone might be interested. I hate meadowbrooks, but some seem to like them, and if this one is nice, its a good price. Lisa Pedersen OK, OK, hate is a strong word...but this cold is making me CRABBY. For all who wrote and asked me WHY I do not prefer meadowbrooks, its easy. For years I wanted one to drive with the Fjords, they looked so beautiful with their natural wood, and fenders.BUT, once I got one ( new, amish made, all the bells and whistles ) I RODE in it. Big mistake. I was sitting down under my horses butt, and had to lean over just to see where the heck I was going. To make matters worse, the seat of a meadowbrook, unlike a road type cart, sit on the shafts, making for a most bouncy, uncomfortable ride. I was used to my higher riding Buckeye type carts, and a softer ride. I rode in my new meadowbrook, 2 times, and sold it back at auction. For those of you with Meadowbrooks, you may never know what you are missing till you try sitting up above your horses butt, and enjoy a smooth drive. Just my not so humble opinion of course. Remember I WANTED one for years too. Lisa Pedersen BTW, we LOVE our 4-wheeled, Bird-In-Hand Flyer. I highly reccomend them for the 4-wheeled single or pairs. Its finding them, for sale, Fjord size. ; O
Meadowbrook for sale on CD-List
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] and again from the CD-List.thought someone might be interested. I hate meadowbrooks, but some seem to like them, and if this one is nice, its a good price. Lisa Pedersen From:Sarah Vogeley [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Meadowbrook Cart for Sale-VA MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Cob size Meadowbrook Cart for sale in central Virginia. 82 shafts, 42 wheels. Sturdy built and well maintained. Dashboard, rein rail, whipsocket, leather covered shaft ends, sparesbox, round rubber on wheels. Passenger seat lifts up for easy rear entry. Online photos available! $900 _ Sarah Vogeley New Forest Farm Charlottesville, VA
Meadowbrook cart on E-Bay
This message is from: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hey, all you folks near Victor Montana, here's a meadowbrook cart for sale!: Copied off the CD-L From:Buck Scholderer [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Meadowbrook MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 HI...I realise that Montana is the end of the earth for some of us (especially in Winter) but this Meadowbrook could be a good deal for someone. It is a reserve auction but perhaps e-mails might get you an idea of what his reserve is. The site and item is at : http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?MfcISAPICommand=ViewItemitem=23640 9584 Jean Ernest Fairbanks, Alaska [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Utah Fall / Barn Raising / Fjord sz. Meadowbrook Cart !
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Lisa, Couldn't help see that you're from Cedar City! We just took a whirlwind vacation in Utah over MEA while the kids were out of school and drove through Cedar City on the way back to L.Vegas for our flight. We went to Bryce and Zion and hiked til our feet were ready to fall off! What a magnigicent area! You are so lucky to be so near to the majestic sights! Our weather was perfect! Now when I see your posts, I'll know exactly where you are. Susan in MN where it is drizzling -- much needed --- we haven't had rain in forever. It's been a gorgeous fall but the leaves are down. Time to start the warm fires in the fireplace, turn the whirlpool on and snuggle up to my hubby!
Utah Fall / Barn Raising / Fjord sz. Meadowbrook Cart !
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi everyone ! Greetings from So. Utah and our wonderful fall we are enjoying ! Its 83 for a daily high, 28 low tonight. The Fjords are haired up like YAK's and are dirty pigs. My Belgian is not far behind. Supposed to cool off alot tonight and tomorrow, then warm by next week again. I guess last year for the deer hunting opener ( a huge event here, the kids even get off school, calling it Harvest Day ) they had 12 inch's of snow, and alot of folks had to be rescued off the mountian from it. So, we have been lucky so far, as our barn is ALMOST all up here, and will be put together in another 2-3 weeks or so. Ruthie, you asked about the barn.well, in California we had no need for one, and I happend to find this one for sale just before we moved. It is a long, wooden barn that we are splitting down the center and having a raised breezseway put over the existing top. It will turn a 6 stall type, into a 12 stall. ( 10 for horses, and a wash room and storage for harness/ buggys / hay ect? We had to dismantle it, and move it ourselves. Taking it down was not too bad, except we had to cut off all the corner fittings, as they were burried so deep that even a jack-hammer didnt move them. Putting it up wont be too bad either, VBG but moving it has been a beast. Every board, and each section has made it up so far, and most of the roof. The extra pieces will make it up in 2 more trips and then BARN RAISING TIME ! I looked into financing a barn but they are 30,000 to 45,000 for a 10 stall. We decided to go with white vinyl fencing for our perimiter and also inside paddocks and round pen, so there went any extra funds for a barn. I paid 4,000 for our used barn in Calif. and that worked for us. At least its paid for ! We shall see how it shapes up soon enough. Next year, we will try and add inside stalls ( yep its wide open ) and finish the exterior with new paint. This winter it will have pipe corrals inside with outside runs , so they can get in and out of the wind and cold, if they want. Alot of my herd is from Minnesota, and Kaiser's from Canada, so they have experienced winter before except those born in Disneyland. ggg The colt, Valjo, is haired up like a walking rugand seems to enjoy the cool mornings, running up and down his paddock with poor Kaiser, the babysitter trying to keep him contained. Kaiser is a gem, and like our Knute was, LOVES babys. Spends his day, herding around Valjo, and keeping him out of trouble. Been out with friends here who ride, and their horses are used to our carts now...the BLM land near us is driving heaven, and I plan on having a very fit pair for next year. Soft, powdery trails, wide and a million diff. ways to go.deer, ect. makes it pretty nice ! I will miss the way that Norco, Ca. got my horses broke for street work though.pretty quiet here when you get off of the streets ! ** Wanted to remind anyone who has or hasnt contacted me about the Meadowbrook cart, that it is going to Martins Auction TOMORROW Sat. to be consigned. I have a pic. of it to send by E-Mail, and its priced right to sell. All the extras, FJORD SZ. E-Mail me or call tonight if at all interested. I am keeping the reserve high tomorrow, and still may have it after the auction, depends on how many people want to fight over a cobb sz cart, and how many ( ? ) Martins may bring out. Thanks for all the interest ! Please join PAV Aussie ( Jackie ) and I for Fjord chat every Sun. night at PetsandVets on the net. 9:00 Eastern time, horse room 1. Alot of fun to live chat with other Fjord owners and we have a loyal following with many once and awhile drop ins..see you there ! Lisa Pedersen PAV FJORDS Cedar City, Utah / Norco, Calif. HAVE YOU DRIVEN A FJORD..LATELY?
FJORD SIZE MEADOWBROOK CART FOR SALE
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] HI List ! Its COLD tonightIndian summer is here ! Warm days cool mornings and supposed to get to 30 * tonightcovering my flowers ! At Fjord chat this week, we had a rocking 15 people present at times. and Jackie played Hookey ! She was trying out a new horse, to compete witha NON-FJORD..oh PAV, how could you ; ( Thanks for comming to : Diamond Phoenix Betsy Michele Bernie Tigar Denise Amy Sheri Louanna Den Jo Laurie Wes and John Now Amy.it was so good to see you at Chat, if we could just get your wild mom, Tilly to join us, it would be great ! Is SFJ going to have another auction this year? ** MEADOWBROOK CART FOR SALE / COBB SZ. Fjord size, fits a horse between 13.2 and 15 hands. Standard blond wood, heavy marine varnish. Bought new at Martins auction, by us, used very lightly, ( 4 times ) and twice were at a show. Pretty dashmay have rein holder, ( cant remember ) DBL split seats, open up for easy entry from behind. Whip holder. Heavy black uppolstry, padded seats and back. Matching black patient leather shaft covers. Wooden wheels, fancy big fenders, all wood. Rubber ( thick ) around wheels.Flush black hubs ( GREAT for cones class or marathons ) very well balenced. No weight to horse when a driver is in the cart. Large pretty wood fenders, spares box, custom built under the seats. Built for road work, trails, shows, parades. Very versital vehicle. Need to fund an ugly marathon vehicle for hubby and my pair.ggg Will consign at Martins auction Oct. 16th if not sold first. Delivery possible, by way of friends, shows, and we are going to OR. soon to pick up a filly, so could get it that far. Asking 1,150.00. here on this list. I will put a hold of 1,2.00.00 on it at Martins...as these sell privately in Ca. higher. Please E-Mail with any questions. HAVE YOU DRIVEN A FJORD...Lately? Lisa Pedersen Pedersens Fjords, Cedar City, UTAH
