>> Hummmmmmmmmmm -- you're right ..... I'll have to think
>> of something appropriate to be part of the "show" too
> Well, what we need to find you is a show where people
> are doing driving.
> Then you can see what the grooms that ride on the
> carriages wear.
> And talk to them and find out where they get their
> show clothes.
> Every now and again I do see television coverage of
> driving shows on PBS or cable. You have a VCR, right?
> I'll try to keep an eye out and grab something for
> you.
Yes on the VCR -- I'd really really appreciate any video you can send me
to look at (and, if you want it back I'd make sure to send it back to you)
..... THANKS!!
> The other obvious thing would be to find you a
> magazine for people who are into driving, and send it
> to you -- that way you could see the ads.
> Unfortunately, a lot of my local newsstands have
> stopped carrying as many horse magazines as they used
> to -- and I don't remember seeing that many issues
> devoted to driving anyhow.
There isn't any place locally where horse magazines can be bought -- I
get what I get (EQUUS and HORSE ILLISTRATED by mail).
> Maybe Mike May or Vicki Nichols might have some ideas
> of where to look? Or you could ask around where you
> bought your carriage and harness and stuff?
My carriages I bought from individuals ...... the harness stuff mail
order (JEFFERS and CHICKS). The leather harness we use for "good" came with
the first carriage we bought. The individuals had no idea what they had
(first one came from a widow who was selling her husbands stuff - second one
from another individual who had advertised it in the Ft Myers newspaper
classified ads).
Our blacksmith just gave us a mail order catalog for parts for our
carriage .... maybe they would know.
Anyway, thanks for all your help ...... I'll certainly appreciate any
video you might send along ....
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