The Carriages This discipline, also called the long reins, comes from the use of the horse with carriages for transport, for travel, for war…The transformation into sport is due to the President of the International Equestrian Federation, Prince Philip of Edinburgh, a great lover of carriages and, born the discipline, the First World Championship was held in 1972 in Munster, Germany. Born to compete for the four-wheeler, this discipline also included the pariglie (two horses) and the single shot in a competition that is usually divided into 3 tests, as a classic complete riding competition. The crew consists of the driver, who leads the horseRead More →