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(Date Posted:04/11/2008 4:38 PM)

Here are a few pictures of Storm. We recently joined a local driving club and are looking forward to participating in group recreational drives, clinics and hopefully someday competitions. Enjoy!
Melissa
 
End of the driveway. Hittin the road!



Great view!

Country crossroads


Heading toward home.

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RE:Driving A Storm
(Date Posted:04/18/2008 10:25 PM)

It's got to be special diving a Storm!  Storm has certainly grown into a confident, big horse!  He looks great and must be a great driving horse for you.  I love that buggy, too!

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RE:Driving A Storm
(Date Posted:04/19/2008 10:58 AM)

Absolutely wonderful.

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RE:Driving A Storm
(Date Posted:04/19/2008 1:53 PM)

That is wonderful, how fabulous. I do so want to learn to drive.  I may look into that here locally for this summer.  I have a mini horse with nothing to do and it just looks like fun.

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RE:Driving A Storm
(Date Posted:04/23/2008 4:27 AM)

Tiffany,
Driving is great fun and  relaxing. The horses we drive seem to enjoy it also. It is addictive! I bet your mini will be cute in harness.
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RE:Driving A Storm
(Date Posted:04/23/2008 12:44 PM)

I have a neighbor and she has a standardbred that she drives and rides. When her oldest daughter wanted to start working with horses she just could not get over her fear of large horses and really did not enjoy riding, not even when they bought her a shetland pony did she enjoy riding. Yet  the daughter  still loved horses, so they bought her a mini with a cart and she has been driving everywhere sense. Her second daughter is the rider  on her Appy gelding and it is to cute though to see the two of them, one of them driving the other riding thru the neighborhood. She has promised to give me a few driving lessons to see if it is something  I might want to take on more serious. As I would have to invest in a harness and cart as well.



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RE:Driving A Storm
(Date Posted:04/29/2008 11:39 PM)

  wow that looks so nice, we have a person here who uses his mule for driving. It is so impressive no matter who is doing it. I too would love to learn that art.
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RE:Driving A Storm
(Date Posted:04/30/2008 7:16 PM)

Nola,
I bet Little Dunder Storm would look  nice in harness pulling a cart or buggy.
Melissa

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