This is riding with style

[Scott Tschirhart]

I don’t care who you are. This is cool.

[JBowen]

I had one of those when I was a kid and one day I ran over a yellow jacket nest and had we had a run-a-way and wrecked. Tore the harness all up.

JBowen

[.45colt]

Pretty common around here Scott, We have a big Amish community in Ohio and see that set up often.

[Scott Tschirhart]

Very uncommon to see here but this lady harnesses up the pony most every morning to take a spin.

When I was a child some of the Hispanic children had a similar cart that they would attach to a goat.

[Sixgun]

Ahhh ..dunno Scott……it won’t be fast enough as the “engine” is only 1 “horsepower”.

Cute little pony though…they live long…..love horses and all animals….

[gamekeeper]

That's a cute little pony Scott but the crash helmet looks a bit odd.

[Scott Tschirhart]

Hey, I still see people riding around alone in their cars with a mask on!

Seriously though, I am not sure that a pony like this is terribly reliable and that helmet could come in handy.

[Scott Tschirhart]

My wife surprised me yesterday by suggesting that we needed to buy a place out of town so I could have a horse again.

[Sarge]

This cranky old broad (33 years old) don't like anybody but me & little kids; but I can jump on her with no tack at all and steer/stop her with a tug on the mane and/or leg cues. She'll have a home here for life.

[Scott Tschirhart]

Sarge, that’s wonderful.

I think some people could learn a lot from you.

[wvfarrier]

We love our horses

[Griff]

I know I sure miss mine!

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getting ready to patrol the streets of Lancaster, TX after the tornado of '94! Several Departments lent men & equipment to keep property and folks safe from looters and other trash.
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In front of the "Black Rose" before she became the Black Rose!

[Sarge]

Thank you Scott.

[Sarge]

Very uncommon to see here but this lady harnesses up the pony most every morning to take a spin.

When I was a child some of the Hispanic children had a similar cart that they would attach to a goat.

This is a great thread and thank you for posting it.

Peggi's grandpa, on her Mom's side, was a photographer of good repute and it carried them through the Depression in better shape than many. They had a goat cart and he took photos of all their kids on that cart. This is her uncle Nathaniel aboard the Billy Goat Special, about 1940.

[Sarge]

It's really nice to see the horses you've all owned or ridden through the years. My wife and I have really enjoyed them.