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Carriage Driving:     more books (67)

A Carriage Driving: A Logical Approch Through Dressage Training Wereldkampioenschap Vierspannen - World Championship Carriage Driving by Gerrit den et al Ambtman, 1982 Make the Most of Carriage Driving by Vivian & Richard and Claxton, Joy Ellis, 1995-01-01 Dictionary for Carriage Driving by Hans Krasensky, Competitive Carriage Driving on a Shoestring by Jinny Johnson, 1990-06 Carriage Driving, Updated Edition (Classic Edition): A Logical Approach Through by Heike Bean~Sarah Blanchard~Joan Muller, 2004-01-01 Theory Driving Made Simple for Learner Passenger Carriage Vehicle Drivers (Theory Driving Made Simple) by David Baah, 2006-10-01 Prince Philip, 60, author of Competitive Carriage Driving by Carol Bergé, 1985 A Road book for cycling and carriage driving in Maine Competition Carriage Driving On A Shoestring by Jinny Johnson, 1993-01-01 Carriage Driving by John Cowdery, 1996-01-01 Driving for pleasure by Francis T Underhill, 1980 Driving Horse-Drawn Carriages for Pleasure by Francis T. Underhill, 1989 ORIGINAL PRINTED PATENT APPLICATION NUMBER 12,690 FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN DRIVING RAILWAY CARRIAGE LIGHTING DYNAMOS. [1910]

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41. North Texas Whip
    Founded in 1996 to promote all aspects of carriage driving and driving safety in the North Texas area. Club membership information and news.  
    http://www.northtexaswhip.org/
    
    Extractions: Menu Home Inside NTW Winner's Circle Calendar ... Admin Welcome to the home page for the North Texas Whip carriage driving club. This non-profit organization was co-founded by two area horsewomen in 1996 and has since grown to a membership of over 100 carriage driving enthusiasts and is affiliated with the American Driving Society. Read more Annual membership dues are due. All unpaid memberships will expire on March 31. NEW AND RENEWING MEMBERS! Please create or update your NTW Member profile today! CLICK HERE for Sunrise Ridge HDT info BUY your own NTW Logo Jacket!

42. Cannon Carriage Driving Center
    The Cannon County Driving Center provides lessons to drivers, horses, and ponies in the art of driving a carriage in both pleasure shows and combined  
    http://www.cannoncarriagedrivingcenter.com/
    
    Extractions: The Cannon Carriage Driving Center teaches people, ponies, and horses the art of driving carriages.  The owner, Elizabeth Keathley gives lessons and clinics at the Center and around the Country.  Elizabeth Keathley competes in the United States and trains in Europe with world champion Michael Freund. The Cannon Carriage Driving Center offers horses, ponies, carriages, and harness for sale. The Cannon Carriage Driving Center sponsors the Cannon Carriage Classic Pleasure Driving Show.  This year the show will be on August Cannon Carriage Driving Center operated by Elizabeth Keathley Cannon Carriage Driving Center

43. High Hopes, Therapeutic Riding, Old Lyme, Connecticut
    carriage driving is another Equine Assisted Activity that involves riding in or actually driving a cart or carriage pulled by a horse.  
    http://www.highhopestr.org/carriage-driving.htm
    
    Extractions: Carriage driving is another Equine Assisted Activity that involves riding in or actually driving a cart or carriage pulled by a horse. People with disabilities that restrict their movements, such as those who cannot easily transfer from a wheelchair, can participate with the security of an adapted cart. Benefits include improvements in balance, posture, coordination and emotional well-being. Carriage driving has many additional benefits: Driving provides a recreational and sporting experience with a horse. It provides a mental challenge similar to that of riding, the challenge of working in harmony with a horse and learning an equine skill step by step. Carriage driving encourages the development of self-confidence and a sense of accomplishment as various maneuvers are learned. It can improve the cognitive skills of sequencing, following directions and differentiating between left and right, etc. Driving is another venue for socializing with other participants, the volunteers and instructors, and of course, the horse. It offers another opportunity for developing relationships, equine and human, of mutual respect and trust.

44. Carriage Driving Events
    carriage driving The sport of pleasure carriage driving involves maneuvering horses and carriages around a set of objects in precision courses.  
    http://www.prowsefarm.org/carriage.htm
    
    Extractions: The sport of pleasure carriage driving involves maneuvering horses and carriages around a set of objects in precision courses. It is ideal for horses trained as harness-racing trotters, as well as former high-stepping show horses. A full carriage combined competition is an elegant event that is timed and requires horses and carriages to negotiate an obstacle course. The "tests" include maneuvering through or around objects likely to have been encountered on a carriage drive from the past. In the marathon pace event, competitors try to complete a 3-kilometer course in an exact time - not faster or slower. Contestants are penalized for every second over or under the time limit. Years past, Prowse Farm has been the location previously chosen by the South Shore Carriage Club which held its first pleasure driving show at the farm in 1998. More recently the members of the Rhode Island Driving Club also hosted their own carriage driving event. Many of whom were former members of the South Shore Carriage Club, which no longer exists. Below are photos from carriage driving events held at Prowse Farm.

45. PARA-EQUESTRIAN Equestrian Sports For Elite Athletes With Disabilities Worldwide
    carriage driving competitions are modelled on the ridden Three Day Event. carriage driving is definitely not for the faint hearted.  
    http://www.ipec-athletes.de/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=21

46. Carriage Driving Greeting Cards By Jeff Liles - Carriage Driving Greeting Cards
    Carriage drivers, supporters and fans alike will find something in this collection to remind them of the quirkier side of carriage driving.  
    http://www.jeffliles.com/
    
    Extractions: dimg=document.images; smlayout='v'; smoffset=202; var di=document.images; var bd='http://l.b5z.net/i/u/6067170/i/menu/'; var pani='0'; var pom=false; thispage=18; msetm=true;mi=new Array(10);mindex=0; mi[mindex++]=18; mi[mindex++]=31; mi[mindex++]=480; mi[mindex++]=370; mi[mindex++]=396; mi[mindex++]=404; mi[mindex++]=506; mi[mindex++]=428; mi[mindex++]=53; Dorset based equine artist Jeff Liles has accompanied and supported his wife Julia for over 20 years at numerous Horse Driving Trials. While Julia drives their team of grey Welsh ponies, Jeff acts as groom, navigator, handyman, engineer, and in any other capacity required to keep the show on the road! Since the early days when Jeff and Julia, training books in hand, began converting their children's outgrown Shetland Ponies into driving ponies, Jeff has penned cartoons of some of his more humorous observations of the art and etiquette of private and competitive carriage driving. Some of Jeff's pen and ink cartoons are now available to buy as as a series of Greeting Cards. Each card is printed 7" x 5" size, with the inside left blank so that you can add your own personal message. Carriage drivers, supporters and fans alike will find something in this collection to remind them of the quirkier side of carriage driving. As time goes by more cartoons will be added to the gallery of cards. In the meantime please feel free to browse through the gallery and do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions whatsoever.

47. Red Letter Days - Carriage Driving - Gift Ideas
    Learn the basic principles of carriage driving and finish the day with a speedy obstacle course. After a safety briefing you ll meet Charlie,  
    http://www.redletterdays.co.uk/Experience/Ref/COFDO
    
    Extractions: Login My basket FAQ Call search go Gift finder All categories Driving Adventure Pampering Flying Culture Gourmet Lifestyle Sports Water Wildlife Junior Platinum Other Gifts All locations East Anglia Home Counties Ireland Midlands North East North West Northern Ireland Scotland South East South West Wales Worldwide All prices Go or see our gift ideas var so = new SWFObject("/Client/Images/swf/expRotateProduct.swf", "mymovie", "435", "245", "7", "#000000"); so.addVariable("photoPath", "/Client/Images/Products/Large/"); so.addVariable("imageFiles", "cofdo_1.jpg,cofdo_2.jpg,cofdo_3.jpg"); so.write("flashStrap"); view details Loading... Customers who chose this also liked: Family Owl Evening Husky Dog Sledding for Adult and Child and Family Pass Husky Dog Sledding For One and A Family Spectator Day Carriage Driving is also available with the...

48. Trot-OnLine Publishing: The Essential Guide To Carriage Driving
    If your store offers one book on driving, make it Essential Guide to carriage driving by Robyn Cuffey and JayeAllison Winkel.  
    http://www.trot-on.com/
    
    Extractions: www.KathiPeters.com The Essential Guide to Carriage Driving Robyn Cuffey and Jaye-Allison Winkel Seeing the need for a truly practical guide to carriage driving, the authors combined their over thirty years' of driving experience in the writing of The Essential Guide to Carriage Driving . Generously illustrated with over 350 photographs and diagrams and covering topics ranging from the selection and fitting of harness and vehicle to preparing for competition and driving multiples, this book is sure to become an indispensable resource. Robyn Cuffey is an international clinician specializing in retraining Standardbred horses. She is co-author of Retraining the Harness Racehorse . Cuffey began carriage driving twenty years ago and in this time she has driven for recreation and for competition in combined driving, pleasure showing and competitive driving. She has trained and driven horses and ponies for single driving and pairs. Knowing that too many people are lucky to "survive" their first carriage driving experiences with ill-fitting and marginally safe equipment and inappropriate horses and vehicles, helping others get a safe start in carriage driving is a primary goal for Cuffey. As an instructor and trainer at her Buxton, Maine farm, Cuffey fields questions about carriage driving almost daily. This book was written in response to this interest from students and fellow horse owners.

49. Virtual Library Of Sport - Equestrian Carriage
    Australian carriage driving Society events, results, clubs links etc carriage driving an almanac of mostly UK carriage driving information and links.  
    http://sportsvl.com/rest/eq_carriage.htm
    
    Extractions: Equestrian Carriage Driving Dressage Eventing Long-distance Riding Show Jumping ... Racing Gypsy Vanners - the name for The Gypsy Horse also known as Gypsy Cob, Tinker or Irish Cob. 'Vanner' has been used for many generations in the UK and Europe to refer to a horse good in harness. The term 'cob' in some countries refers to a size of horse whilst in others it refers to a type of horse: a stout, short-legged riding-horse ...... read more from Arcadian Stables

50. CONA - Carriage Operators Of North America - Carriage Driving Related Services &
    Horse and carriage organization Locate related products and services.  
    http://www.cona.org/related.html

51. Coachman's Delight, Inc. - Training And Outfitting For The Sport Of Carriage Dri
    Training and outfitting for the sport of carriage driving. Will travel to you for training. MetroWest Boston, Massachusetts, USA.  
    http://www.coachmansdelight.com/

52. BC Carriage Driving Society
    The BC carriage driving Society (BCCDS) is a nonprofit organization formed to promote, support, and help to provide education and exposure to all aspects  
    http://www.bccarriagedriving.com/
    
    Extractions: Kristen Dornan of BC, competing at the Bromont CanAm CDE, 2003 The BC Carriage Driving Society (BCCDS) is a non-profit organization formed to promote, support, and help to provide education and exposure to all aspects and types of driving, be it recreational, pleasure or competitive, within the province of BC. Updated: March 28, 2006

53. Equnine And Canine Photographers And Videographers Specialising In
    carriage driving Video Watch and Buy Northernplan.com are dedicated to promoting Equine sports in general, and carriage driving in particular,  
    http://www.northernplan.com/

54. Ride And Drive - Carriage Driving Harness, Accessories, Bits And Books
    Located in the UK. carriage driving harness, accessories and bits, riding bridles and inhand accessories.  
    http://www.rideanddrive.co.uk/

55. National Trust | Arlington Court | Carriage Driving
    Learn to drive a magnificent horse and carriage at Arlington Court, and help pay for the upkeep of the animals.  
    http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/w-vh/w-visits/w-findaplace/w-arlingtoncourt
    
    Extractions: @import url(/main/library/w-global.css); @import url(/main/library/w-vh.css); Skip Navigation @import url(/main/library/w-l4.css); Home News About us Accessibility ... Sponsoring our horses Carriage driving Arlington is the ideal place to try carriage driving, with its mix of private roads and country lanes around the estate. We have a full range of facilities including a rein simulator, traffic-free training areas with cones and even a reference library containing books on driving and harnessing skills and care and maintenance of the carriage. Private Tuition: For one or two people. Experience Carriage Driving Days: For up to 14 people Available from March to October. We hold three Experience Carriage Driving Days for the public each year. Alternatively, we can arrange for private groups to hold their own day. Spend the morning learning how to harness a horse and handle the reins before driving the carriage in the afternoon. A two-course lunch and a tour of the Carriage Collection are included.

56. Equitrekking: Travel Center
    I would be taking a carriage driving clinic with Nancy, who trains horses at the equestrian center in carriage driving and used to harness race herself.  
    http://www.equitrekking.com/travelcenter/darleys_travel_blog/daufuskie_island_ca
    
    Extractions: From Our Gallery by: Darley Newman It was time for my carriage driving clinic. The equipment was a bit intimidating at first. Once you find out the function for each piece of tack, it makes sense, but I wouldn't want to have to tack up Trotter again on my ownnot just yet at least. I would be taking a carriage driving clinic with Nancy, who trains horses at the equestrian center in carriage driving and used to harness race herself. We would use Trotter, a 12-year-old Standardbred, who was first used on the racetrack and later by the Amish. So if you asked me to tack up Trotter again right now, it would probably be a mess. Like anything, practice makes perfect. Driving, on the other hand, I could do again. It does help to have some riding skills, because getting the right contact with the reins is so important when driving. I kept thinking back to Sally Swift's book Centered Riding and about holding the reins as if I was holding a bird in my hands. That helped. It also helped to relax my arms, like in riding. We started out with me driving Trotter on the ground. Nancy said that I would have to get used to standing directly behind a horse and trust that he'll not kick you. Trotter had been well trained, so I wasn't worried about that.

57. Orkney Carriage Driving Group - Welcome To OCDG
    A meeting place for members and nonmembers alike to share in the fun of carriage driving in Orkney. You ll find news, member s pages,  
    http://www.orkneycommunities.co.uk/CARRIAGEDRIVING/
    
    Extractions: Orkney Carriage Driving Group Everyone welcome to join us either as a passenger or horse riding. Please phone if you wish to join as a passenger so that we can find space for you. Items for sale can be found on the Members page. 1. Roof slide had it's flaws! 2. Emergency escape chute under way! 3. Apprentice santa had yet to master chimneys! 4. Husband builds a runway for mother in laws broom!! 5. "Ickle Jess and Apache enlisted the help of a species with thumbs to install the experimental space rocket launch pad" 6. Thinking he can get away with the 'roof patch'! Any photos that HAVE to be on our site - email them in! Grab-a-bargain!.... Anything horse related to sell? ...Looking for something special...? Anew gig for that special equine in your life...? pop us an email! The most important part of any Club drive is the food afterwards - if there are any recipes you wish to send us, please do...

58. Carriage Classic: Carriage Driving
    In all classes at a pleasure driving show, like the Villa Louis Carriage Classic, the driver must be attired appropriately. This usually means that he  
    http://www.carriageclassic.com/carriage.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Carriage Driving Classes Competitors ... Villa Louis Mansion In all classes at a pleasure driving show, like the Villa Louis Carriage Classic, the driver must be attired appropriately. This usually means that he should wear a hat, gloves, and apron and carry a whip in hand. Attire should be conservative in design and appropriate to the vehicle driven; i.e., formal attire with formal vehicles, country attire with country vehicles. Horses should also conform to the vehicle type; i.e., it would be expected to see a more flashy horse with a more formal vehicle and a more ground covering horse with a country vehicle. The whip should be carried within the frame of the carriage, near the horse and not stick out to the side where it would be rendered useless. For more information on the sport of pleasure driving contact the American Driving Society or the Carriage Association of America

59. Carriage Driving NSW
    Due to the ongoing restraints on Horse Activities in NSW due to Equine Influenza. the Murrumbidgee carriage driving Club are holding an online Carriage  
    http://www.carriagedrivingnsw.org.au/
    
    Extractions: It will soon be time to nominate worthy NSW ACDS members for the 2007 Awards. The purpose of these awards is to recognize individuals who have contributed positively to the sport over the last year. The different categories are Junior Driver, CDE Driver, Driver with a Disability, Pleasure, Endurance and Historical Driver, Show Driver, and Service to Carriage Driving ... Nomination Form EQUINE INFLUENZA As the EI situation is changing on a daily basis, for the most recent updates go to Department of Primary Industries EI Daily Updates The Australian Carriage Driving Society supports show driving, combined driving events, endurance driving, driven dressage, pleasure driving, the maintenance and restoration of horse drawn vehicles, and education for safe and succesful driving. The NSW Branch of the Australian Carriage Driving Society presently contains 18 clubs, located throughout NSW and the ACT. The Branch is part of the Australian Carriage Driving Society. The Branch meets quarterly, usually on the 4th Saturday of the month.

60. Horse And Carriage Driving Accessories
    Horse and carriage driving accessories, whips,carriage lamps, quick release shackles, carriage driving saftey hats and helmets,stop and lap watches horse  
    http://www.ponyandcarriage.co.uk/horse_and_carriage_driving_accessories.htm
    
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