Aerocrown with EZ Entry option

I love my Aerocrown! I have the single seat and marathon shafts. The 26" wheels look great with my mini. My advice to drivers is to buy the best equipment they can afford." (Driver is Kathleen Carey Plock - Photograph by Gerald Plock)

I love my Aerocrown! I have the single seat and marathon shafts. The 26" wheels look great with my mini. My advice to drivers is to buy the best equipment they can afford." (Driver is Kathleen Carey Plock - Photograph by Gerald Plock)

I love my Aerocrown! I have the single seat and marathon shafts. The 26" wheels look great with my mini. My advice to drivers is to buy the best equipment they can afford." (Driver is Kathleen Carey Plock - Photograph by Gerald Plock)

"My Bellcrown Aerocrown with its brown leather single seat and pinstriping gives me a very comfortable ride. Since I have progressive osteoporosis, my dealer went above and beyond to assure me of what would work best for my horse and my personal situation. This has fostered my love for Bellcrown carriages." (Driver is Brenda Plass - Photograph by Journey Sports Photography)

(Driver is Mandy Hood - Photograph by Ekberg Equine Photography)

(Driver is Mandy Hood - Photograph by Ekberg Equine Photography)

(Drivers are Janney Radlett, Eloise Nelson & Judi Tintera - Photograph by Mary DeGreef)

Kim Allen and Fudge are using a Bellcrown Aerocrown.

Victoria Nodiff-Netanel and Pearl the wonder mini horse!

Judi Tintera & Janey Randlett in BC Aerocrowns (Photo by Chuck Tintera)

Judith Tintera in a BC Aerocrown

Judith Tintera in a BC Aerocrown (Photo by Chuck Tintera)

Janey Randlett in a BC Aerocrown

For shows, pleasure driving, and Combined Driving Events, Shirley Spoon Knox needs a safe, well-balanced cart that is versatile. She drives Wuffie, her chocolate dapple Miniature Horse, to her Bellcrown Aerocrown on her Knoxhaven Farm in Lawndale, NC. "I have had many carts and carriages in my long life, but this cart is the icing on the cake. It is easy for me to handle and is a smooth, comfortable experience for both equine and human. Plus it is aesthetically pleasing from all angles." (Driver is Shirley Spoon Knox - Photographs by Janice Holly Booth of Just Beautiful Animal Photography - Purchased in 2013 from Carriage Machine.)

For shows, pleasure driving, and Combined Driving Events, Shirley Spoon Knox needs a safe, well-balanced cart that is versatile. She drives Wuffie, her chocolate dapple Miniature Horse, to her Bellcrown Aerocrown on her Knoxhaven Farm in Lawndale, NC. "I have had many carts and carriages in my long life, but this cart is the icing on the cake. It is easy for me to handle and is a smooth, comfortable experience for both equine and human. Plus it is aesthetically pleasing from all angles." (Driver is Shirley Spoon Knox - Photographs by Janice Holly Booth of Just Beautiful Animal Photography - Purchased in 2013 from Carriage Machine)

Driver is Shirley Spoon Knox (Photograph by Janice Holly Booth of Just Beautiful Animal Photography - Purchased in 2013 from Carriage Machine)

Salute to Driving is a United States Equestrian Team Foundation Benefit to raise funds for the High Performance Driving Program. It helps cover expenses for World Championship drivers who qualify to compete internationally. Created three years ago by Lisa Singer and supported by her friends and the Aiken Driving Club, the three days of clinics, benefit dinner, and Combined Test were held at Windsor Trace, Windsor, SC on March 1-3, 2013. Janelle Marshall organized a Mini Bumblebee Quadrille as the lunchtime entertainment. Sharon Crawford-Mackay choreographed a modern version of "Flight of the Bumblebee." Drivers were Sue Doughtery, Pat Gilbert, Leslie Avey, Janelle Marshall, Jay Willis, Linda Willis, Kim Allen and Mary Sheehy. Ann Pringle of Driving Digest reports in the May/June issue, "Driving to 'The Flight of the Bumblebee,' a quadrille of miniature horses all decked out in black and yellow leg wraps with drivers in black and yellow shirts, buzzed around the arena while weaving in and out, going round in circles and crisscrossing all over the place. It was well worth the wait." (Photograph by Driving Digest - Drivers are Linda Willis and Kim Allen - Purchased from Driving Essentials, New Holland, Pennsylvania)

Mary Ann and Jeff Tock enjoy the National Drive held at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Kentucky. Describing her carriage, Mary Ann comments, "My Bellcrown Minicrown is perfectly balanced, allowing my mini, Bear, to pull it effortlessly. It is the smoothest, most comfortable cart I have ever driven." Jeff says, "As a beginner I need to feel as secure and stationary in my cart as possible and the Bellcrown Aerocrown helps me tremendously." He drives his mini, Mr. Big, to his carriage. (Drivers are Mary Ann & Jeff Tock - Photograph by Branam's Photography)

Mary Ann and Jeff Tock enjoy the National Drive held at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Kentucky. Describing her carriage, Mary Ann comments, "My Bellcrown Minicrown is perfectly balanced, allowing my mini, Bear, to pull it effortlessly. It is the smoothest, most comfortable cart I have ever driven." Jeff says, "As a beginner I need to feel as secure and stationary in my cart as possible and the Bellcrown Aerocrown helps me tremendously." He drives his mini, Mr. Big, to his carriage. (Drivers are Mary Ann & Jeff Tock - Photograph by Branam's Photography)

Cindy Boddy's Aerocrown is black with burgundy pinstripes and is complete with a wicker basket. (Driver is Cindy Boddy - Photograph by Faith Renna & Debbie Wolf - Purchased in 2014 from Carriage Machine Shop.)

The combination of Cindy Boddy's Bellcrown Aerocrown and her Miniature Horse, A Classic Romance, won first in turnout at the Bucks County Horse Park on June 7, 2015. Cindy is from Mays Landing, New Jersey and uses her Aerocrown for combined driving and pleasure shows. (Driver is Cindy Boddy - Photograph by Faith Renna & Debbie Wolf - Purchased in 2014 from Carriage Machine Shop)

The Fall Follies Combined Driving Event of the Rocky Mountain Carriage Club at Tomora Horse Park in Greeley, Colorado is the September setting for Beatrice Rudolph and her miniature horse Basil. Beatrice appreciates that her Bellcrown Aerocrown works as both a dressage and marathon carriage. She comments, "Basil and I really love our carriage and its versatility. It is functional and safe. It really feels like it was designed just for us!" (Driver is Beatrice Rudolph - Photograph by Carousel Photography - Purchased from Jack Bloss of Rocky Mountain Carriage and Harness Sales, Longmont, Colorado)