
It is highly maneuverable, and moves at a good pace of speed.
The Page up key increases the speed from walking, to a trot, and onto a full speed canter and Page down decreases through the three "gears".
The driver sits low and far back, keeping a low streamlined profile behind the pony.
The cart's lightweight construction and racing design makes cornering a little hair-raising - try it with a blindfolded pony if you are a true adrenaline junky.
This is a cart where the pony sits on a poseball to pull, so is not the best for rougher terrains.
But if you plan to race your pony, this might well be the cart to use.

An alternative - and fairly similar - cart, is the Tish Celt Race cart.
It is available in a variety of colours; one color is L$300, or the 7 cart "Track Set" just L$900.
The designs vary, and I am still to pit the two racing sulkies against each other to see if there is any real difference other than the appearance.
So I suggest you check out both carts if you are planning to race.
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