I want to start by thanking the Beginning Carriage Driving group on Facebook. I asked them about what their personal pet peeves and no-sale features are on harnesses and they did not disappoint. There were quite a few things that I already had planned to cover, but there were also some that I had not thought about and appreciated being able to add in to this episode.

This episode is geared to help you identify features of harnesses you might buy that will inhibit your ability to use it. Features that can do harm to your driving animal or make it difficult to use. I hope you find this useful and it prevents you from making costly mistakes as you get into driving.

What features do you put high on your "no-sale" list? Conversely, what are your favorite features that you must have on a harness?

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This is the start of an occasional series about Driving Rites of Passage. These are things that most drivers seem to experience as they dip their toes into driving. Many drivers have owned a Meadowbrook at some point in their driving life if they do pleasure driving.

Have you had experience with Meadowbrook carts? Do you love them or are glad they are now in your past? Let me know!

The Carriage Association of America has an article on the history of the Meadowbrook as well and I used it and other sources for the history of the vehicle: The Quirky History of the Meadowbrook

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This episode discusses the types and uses of check reins. It compliments the article and illustrations I shared in this post:

https://www.patreon.com/posts/check-reins-129285311

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