several places its possible to injure your horse with that setup. neck / shoulders need a collar, backstrap shouldnt hold a load at all. one thing you do NOT want to do is injure your horse. Pretty inventive of your daughter to come up with this, but until you get a harness, youll be much better off/ safer pulling from a saddle horn! Just my opinion of course but even the very best horse can spook, when he does with that rig, youve got the potential for a heck of a wreck. First thing to do, get your daughter out from in front of him, thats the absolute very worst place you can be when driving a horse!if the horse gets in a bind he WONT go backwards you can bet on that. One other thing, even though this tree is small, that is THE single most dangerous thing you can do with a team or a single horse simply because the tree wont neccesarily stay behind a horse.And when it doesnt youve got problems. back in the day we only used the steadiest of teams for hauling logs and such. dont know where you are but ive got some old harness here thats been laying around for years. probably not much good but it would be better than that. i would strongly suggest you put off your training till you find a proper collar and harness, even if its a lightweight driving harness. just my opinion of course. i applaud her for being interested , not many kids are these days.
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