B. Drivers should strive to present an appropriate turnout
indicated by the balance and pleasing appearance of the
combination of horse to vehicle. Factors determining the
above include compatibility, size, type of horse, and vehicle.
The way of going of a horse may also affect the overall
appearance (i.e., a high action horse is more suitable to a
formal vehicle, with the lower going, ground covering horse
presenting a more pleasing appearance with a suitable
pleasure, or country, type vehicle). The horses number
should be worn on the back of the driver or on the back of
the cart. Horse is to be shown in a light show harness which
would consist of a bridle with bit, blinders and cavesson.A
martingale and/or separate check bit are optional. For better
visibility, the use of numbers on the side of cart is strongly
suggested. (Amended 02-14, effective 01-15)
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C. The only person to control the horse is the driver, under
penalty of disqualification. No change of driver is permitted
during any class. (Amended 02-08, effective 01-09)
1. Youth or Special Needs driving classes requiring an
accompanying person for safety, (Adult for all Youth
classes), requires that the accompanying person remain
in the cart at all times until th RW