Alberta Carriage Supply – E-Z Riders 38S Horse

Elevate your driving experience with the Alberta Carriage Supply – E-Z Riders Pony Cart equipped with advanced torsion suspension. Designed for smooth, stable rides across varied terrains, this cart ensures both driver and horse comfort. Whether you’re trail driving, training, or enjoying a leisurely ride, the torsion suspension provides unmatched shock absorption and reduced vibration for a seamless journey.

Included: Hydraulic Brakes, Springs, Dash Cover, Removable Rear Seat, Mud Flap, Floor Mats, 64" or 56" Shaft

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$10,675.00 CAD

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The E-Z Riders Car by Alberta Carriage Supply offers a perfect blend of comfort, durability, and style for your next carriage adventure. Designed with high-quality materials and user-friendly features, this lightweight yet sturdy carriage is built to deliver a smooth riding experience, whether you're on the trail or enjoying a leisurely drive.

Features Included:

  • Bucket Seats: Designed for superior comfort and support, ensuring hours of enjoyable driving.
  • Hydraulic Drum Brakes: For reliable stopping power and enhanced safety on various terrains.
  • Leaf Spring Suspension: Provides a smoother, more comfortable ride by absorbing bumps and shocks.
  • Dash Cover: Protects your dash from wear and tear while adding a polished look.
  • Removable Rear Seat: Easily transform your carriage to accommodate cargo or extra passengers.
  • Mudflaps: Shield both the carriage and passengers from debris, dirt, and mud during your ride.
  • Center Console with Cup Holder: Keep your essentials secured and your drinks accessible while on the go.
  • Floor Mats: Protect the floor area from dirt, ensuring the carriage remains clean and easy to maintain.
  • Wooden Shafts: Crafted for durability and a touch of classic charm.

Dimensions:

  • Width: 42”
  • Overall Length: 104”

The E-Z Riders Cart is ideal for horse enthusiasts seeking functionality combined with timeless aesthetics. With its compact design and thoughtful features, this versatile carriage is the ultimate choice for creating lasting memories on the road.

Upgrade your driving experience today with the E-Z Riders Cart!

Dimensions:

  • Width: 42”
  • Overall Length: 104”

Horse Size Measuring Guide

To measure a horse, you should make sure they are standing on an even surface and measure from the ground directly up to the highest point on their withers (A), as shown on the image below as a reference.

Mini Cart
Up to 39" (at withers)

Pleasure Cart
60" and up (at withers)

Mini
Weight 99 lbs
Body Width  26” 
Shaft Length  48”

Pony
Weight 158 lbs
Body Width  32”
Shaft Length  54” - 64”

Light Horse
Weight  140 lbs
Body Width  32”
Shaft Length  78” - 84”’

That question has many ‘ifs’ and ‘buts’ to it. Some of these are the weight of the horse, conditioning of the horse, type of vehicle, type of terrain travelling on, gravel or paved roads, and how hilly is the terrain. As a horse owner, you need to take all of this into consideration while using the guides below.

Here is a general guide to determining what weight a horse can comfortably pull.

HOW MUCH CAN A SINGLE HORSE PULL ON WHEELS

Horse owners can use a general guide to determine what weight a horse can comfortably pull.

When hitched to a wheeled vehicle or loaded on a flat, smooth surface, a single horse can

pull three times its body weight. For example, if a horse weighs 1,000 pounds, it can pull 3,000

pounds. When you add hills into the equation, the maximum weight decreases to two times the

horse’s body weight or less.

The two-times body weight rule also comes into play when the road condition worsens, such as

on gravel or dirt tracks. When you are on very bad surfaces, such as sand or in the mountains, a

horse should only pull a load that is equal to its body weight or lower.

You may come across different opinions on the maximum weight a horse can pull on wheels.

Contradicting the above rule, some say horses can actually pull six times their body weight on a

good road. This means that in reality, a 1,000-pound horse could pull 6,000 pounds, but this

would only be feasible for a short period. The lighter the load, the further the horse will be able

to travel.

HOW MUCH CAN A TEAM OF HORSES PULL ON WHEELS?

You will frequently see larger carriages or heavier wagons being pulled by a pair or team of

horses. Increasing the number of horses significantly increases the weight they can pull, sharing

the workload between the horses. When you add a second horse to make a team of two, they can

pull three times as much on wheels as a single horse.

For example, if a single horse can pull 1,000 pounds, putting two horses together increases the

total load to 3,000 pounds – a great way to improve the energy efficiency of these magnificent

animals!

When you add even more horses, the weight they can pull on wheels increases to an impressive

amount. For example, the Budweiser Clydesdales pull their famous wagon in a team of eight

horses. When their wagon is fully loaded, it weighs 12 tons – that is 24,000 pounds!