About Alberta Carriage Supply

Put your horses to work – safely and confidently.

Want to get more comfortable working with your driving horses? Whether you’re new to the world of working horses and need a bit of advice and guidance or you’ve been doing it for years, we have the experience and the expertise to help.

As your one-stop-shop for all things for working and driving horses since 2003, we specialize in:

  • Selling equipment, vehicles and harness– the right size equipment, vehicles and harness makes all the difference
  • Restoring vehicles– vintage vehicles or the wagon you found at an auction that needs a bit of TLC to make them safe and functional
  • Regular service, maintenance and repair of horse-drawn vehicles and equipment – check out our ACS Service Checklist.
  • Building and restoring wheels – a wheelwright with over 20 years of experience, we can repair wood-spoked wheels of all sizes and types.
  • Training people and horses –clinics to show you how to drive and build a wood spoked wheel.

Having repaired, restored and built custom wagons for Calgary’s Heritage Park, the Calgary Stampede, and Parks Canada for over 20 years, you can trust we have the knowledge and the expertise to look after your equipment like it was our own.

Since 2003, our mission has been to provide a one-stop-shop of horse-drawn vehicle parts, repairs and sourcing – by horse people for horse people.

We promise to provide:

  • Exceptional workmanship
  • Excellent customer service
  • Honesty and integrity

Alberta Carriage Supply grew out of our appreciation of the history of the draft horse – and how they helped settle our country and worked so hard to build Western Canada. We believe there is something magical and mystical about them. And honest. They are hard-working and big-hearted animals who love to work.

More About Alberta Carriage Supply

Over the years, we’ve participated in a number of driving events, using horse-drawn farm equipment, wagons and sleighs, and regularly camp in the Rocky Mountains with teams and wagons.

This (of course) led to inevitable repairs being required as a result of breakdowns, and everyday wear and tear.

Because of the difficulty in having access to parts and a means to repair our equipment, we decided to become wheelwrights and took the wheelwright course at the Western Development Museum in Saskatoon.

We now maintain a complete inventory of carriage and wagon parts, offer a full repair service, as well as a place to buy horse-farming equipment.

We believe our hands-on experience in driving/repairing and maintaining all kinds of horse-drawn vehicles and implements gives us an excellent understanding of how things should work, and what happens when they don’t. We can do the same for you and your equipment.

“These guys are top-notch. They get you set up with good quality equipment and the knowledge you need to safely put your horses to work … and have a great time doing so. Great people, great shop!” — Christine Beattie