The Eaglet
The Bird-in-Hand Eaglet derives its name from the Bird-in-Hand Eagle because the front ends of the two carriages are the same. What makes the Eaglet different is the larger side panel and the fact that it is a two-wheeled carriage. It is a pleasure vehicle and can also be used for show and combined driving events.
Available in sizes to fit 12 to 18 hh
Approx. 350 lbs.
Featured Image: BIH Eaglet with wedge & 1/4 Seat
Included in Base Price:
- Painted hubcaps
- Painted metalwork in choice of color
- Oak panels
- Double seat
- Patent leather on shafts
- Wooden shafts with steel heel
- Plain vinyl or imitation cord upholstery
- Wooden or metal wheels
BIH Eaglet Carriage with spindle seat
Featuring tufted upholstery
Pam Bond-Simmons drives her Bird-in-Hand Spindle Seat Eaglet in dressage at the Colorado Fall Follies CDE.
At the 2010 Lorenzo Driving Competition, JoAnne Frechette drives her six year-old Haflinger named Barbie to her brand new Bird-in-Hand Eaglet. JoAnne, along with Barbie, was the 2010 Novice Whip, Small & Large Single Pony Champion, Novice Whip Grand Champion, Pony Obstacles Champion, plus winning the H.O.P.E. Overall High Point Award. The setting is the scenic grounds of the Lorenzo State Historic Site in Cazenovia, New York. (Driver is JoAnne Frechette - Photograph by Gene Fletcher)
(Driver is Hans Neudel - Photograph by Deb Neud
Bonnie Evans drives her Bird-in-Hand Eaglet through a gorgeous landscape!