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Why do carriage horses have their eyes covered2007-11-24 21:23:18

***Carriages in cities (on the roads, I'm not talking about in the parks) are dangerous to horses and people...did you hear about the horse Spotty recently? A horse being around exhaust fumes causes health problems as well.

I have nothing against driving horses--as long as you're not in the middle of a big city, cars everywhere--it can be disaster.

My horse is supposed to drive, but I want someone experienced to teach me.

Sorry but I had to put it out there guys :(

http://www.equineadvocates.com/carriage.

http://content.petfinder.com/journal/ind...

http://www.petitiononline.com/mod_perl/s...

http://www.petitiononline.com/ch4ny123/...

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As what I have observed about horses having covered is that horses tends to have bad contacts on people since people might ride on their backs some of them tends to attack people... it's a protection to both the horse and the people... They go fast since they one of the fastest animal alive and they have the "horse power" faster than real cars... yes they have complete trust to their "kutsero" since its their boss and the one taking care of them...

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They are called Blinders or something of that sort, and they only cover the side of the horses eyes, so they aren't able to see the people and cars, and they can also see infront of eachother, and they are also trained to be not very spooky.

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All my animals I show in mule shows compete in driving, its my favorite event.