The Global Game
Overview
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Background
On Carriages and arriage Driving from Wikipedia
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Carriage Driving Scoring System
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Carriage Driving
Webzine, US based; features, news, archived articles
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Carriage Driving Magazine
UK based Magazine details; sport and recreation with the harness horse
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Horses/carriage driving
All aspects of carriage driving especially training and product and service reviews
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The Gypsy Vanner Breed
From Wikipedia
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The Gypsy Vanners Horse Society
Has a lot of useful information about the breed and the role of the Society around the world
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Arcadian Stables
Breeder, based in Australia with useful information about the history and societies around the world.
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Australian Carriage Driving Society
Events, results, clubs links etc
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Tasmania
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British Driving Society
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British Horse Driving Trials Association
Events, leagues, clubs, rules et; International news
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Carriage Driving
An almanac of mostly UK carriage driving information and links.
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Indoor Carriage Driving Company
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Scurry Driving Association
Official site of Scurry Driving in the UK
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Scottish Driving Society
Up-to-date coverage of local and international events
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Carriage Driving Ireland
Events and information for Ireland
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Dragon Driving
Presteigne, Wales, providing lessons, carriages etc
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Canadian Driving Society
Promoting the interests of drivers of horses, ponies, donkeys, and mules for competition, recreation, pleasure, and work activities
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USA Carriage
Association (CAA) the oldest and largest international organization devoted to the preservation and restoration of horse-drawn carriages
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World Singles
Gladstone Equestrian Association promoting combined driving in the United States
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American Driving Society
Competitions, news, affiliated clubs, calendar
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Dive Canada
Canada's voice for Carriage Driving
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Alberta Carriage Driving Association
"Whether you are an accomplished driver, or a novice wanting to learn to drive for fun, the ACDA welcomes you!"
About
Gypsy Vanners
Gypsy Vanners - the name for The Gypsy Horse also known as Gypsy Cob, Tinker or Irish Cob. 'Vanner' has been used for many generations in the UK and Europe to refer to a horse good in harness. The term 'cob' in some countries refers to a size of horse whilst in others it refers to a type of horse: a stout, short-legged riding-horse ...... read more from
Arcadian Stables
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