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Ella (Looking Glass Fabuella) taking part in the annual Alrewas Drive. A fund raising event held every year around the village of Alrewas and surrounding areas. 33.75" Ella was very keen not to be 'out driven' by 18hh Carling one of the shire horses owned by the Coors Brewery from Burton on Trent and kept up admirably.

Ella being driven to her American imported lightweight Jerald Show Cart at the Staffordshire County Show. We had a superbly successful day qualifying for The Horse of the Year Show winning the 4yrs old and over class plus wins in the Driving , Solid Colour and Foreign Bloodlines classes plus the overall championship.
Hence the array of rosettes displayed.

THE BRITISH MINIATURE HORSE SOCIETY
'WYN SMITH TROPHY'
Awarded every year to the champion driving horse at the BMHS International Breed Show.
Looking Glass Fabuella has been the proud winner of this beautiful silver trophy on no less than three occasions.

12 year old William Bainbridge had never in his life driven before although he was an acomplished rider when he took up 'driving' reins as a stand in for Claudia. Ella was an absolute superstar as she looked after William when he displayed her paces in front of a huge crowd at ALTHORPE HALL (Home of Princess Diana) at the Countryman Fairs family event. He had only driven her for two half hours lessons before this event. If you work with a horse with the correct temperament that is well handled and obedient to your wishes they break to harness very easily and are easily driven by most people with gentle hands.
(Sorry you had to wear pink William we were short on boys atire for this event)