Albums: Horse Carvings - Equestrian Art

Jack in workshop

Saddle horse waiting to go. Size is 11" long x 11" high

Saddle horse waiting patiently. Horse is 11" long x 11" high

Cowgirl with her favourite saddle horse. size 12" long x 13" high

Cowgirl waiting for her friend to go riding. size 12" long x 13" high

They are ready to go.

Two more show horses. Size is 13" long x 11 1/2" high

Two saddle horses and their dog friend.

Horses out to pasture.

A single horse and cart.

Horses on display

Where Jack did his carving.

This picture was taken in 1913 in Regina, Saskatchewan where Jacks father was a teamster for the Regina Cartage Company.

A single horse and buggy used for family household shopping.

This was a team of Mustangs from Saskatchewan in 1930 and the two seater democrat. They were used for family conveyance.

Milk wagon that served the people of Preston, Ontario

Another local milk wagon from the 1940s.

A one horse utility cart.

A six horse hitch of Clydesdale with a show wagon.

Four horse hitch ready to pull a show wagon for horse show. Size is 44½" long x 11" high

A single horse and ladies show cart. Size is 21" long x 12" high

Horse pulling an about town delivery cart. Size in 22½" long x 10" high

A team of fancy harnessed horse and wagon.

A group of horses at show time.

A six horse hitch on show.

A six horse hitch being harnessed.

The workshop has a single horse and buggy just completed.

A pair of Clydesdale and sleigh.

Collecting firewood for the winter heating and cooking. The one on the left is a bush cord 4x4x8 feet a total of 128 cu. ft. and the one on the right is a stove cord. It can vary in length of 12 or 16 inches.

A team with a two seater cutter. size 26" long x 11" high