Unrivalled Quality…
With over 40 years experience of competitive carriage driving and carriage production; whether your carriage is for pleasure or competition, Fenix offers more.
The personalised service, tailoring and refinement ensures the creation of the best carriage for your needs. As a proven champion, Mark Broadbent owner of Fenix, understands exactly how to design
New models for 2011…
and create the right type of carriage to work in harmony with your horse, whatever the discipline.
Steeped in tradition yet combined with the most modern design and manufacture, Fenix are not only specialists in competition carriage production and after sales support, but also offer a unique carriage restoration service and new traditionally-made carriages.
Lightweight Pony Single
Horse Pair Marathon FENIX CARRIAGES - Britain’s Premier Carriage Maker
To find out more or to book a personal consultation call 01823 652600 See more on-line -
www.fenixcarriages.co.uk
HARTLAND CARRIAGES T: 01403 730244
www.hartlandcarriages.co.uk
Large Micrasport 3 Phase £2895 + Vat
All Wheels Repaired And Re-Tyred
New!! Micrasport Light from £2785 + Vat
PART EXCHANGE NO PROBLEM G M DALYHarness Maker
Brings horse and vehicle together elegantly
Exercise, G.P. Marathon or Show. Made to your own requirements.
All quality hand stitched English leather.
Designer of Sealmaster Super Collar as shown in photo
Ley Farm Yard, Stetchworth Ley, Nr Newmarket, Suffolk CB8 9TX Tel/Fax 01638 730950
Answering Service Quick Repair Service CARRIAGE DR I V ING Waterproof Rugs £40 + Vat Spares Kits from £85.00
Cinderella Coach £7950 + VAT
Keep your Carriage Driving
Magazines tidy for future reference Single binders £9.95 each + P&P
Sheepskin throws from £29 Goose Plumes £35.00 Competition Harness from £350
CARRIAGES – HARNESSES – DRIVING ACCESSORIES WORLD WIDE DELIVERY.
January 2012
Buying two together £14.90 + P&P therefore saving £5.00
Tel: 01722 716997 with your credit card details
P&P £1.95 Carriage Driving 25
Dressage Phaeton
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