Save Dallas Horse Carriages

08/09/2024

Anouther cool evening in Dallas making people happy one carriage ride at a time.

08/08/2024

🐎🚫 Attention Dallas residents!

This is why Dallas Horse-Drawn Carriages are important to the City of Dallas. A ban on horses and horse-drawn carriages in Dallas will have a significant impact on various families living in Dallas as well as services and traditions in our city, it's crucial to make your voice heard NOW!

We ask that you connect with your local precinct committee member to voice your concerns about a proposed ban on horse-drawn carriages in Dallas. Let's unite to safeguard our cherished horses, uphold our community's rich heritage, and ensure that the children of Dallas can continue to enjoy this unique experience in our vibrant city.

Your Voice Matters!!!

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08/08/2024

08/07/2024

Beautiful Down-Town Dallas!!!

Save Dallas Horse Carriages

08/07/2024

Beautiful night for a Dallas Carriage ride. Look at the line of people waiting for their turn. Awesome!!

08/05/2024

Action Needed ASAP!!

If you have not completed this survey please do it now! We need to suppprt Texas Business and not allow extreist groups from outside of Texas tell us how to run this great State. If you do not live in San Antonio please complete as a Tourist.



https://saspeakup.com/Horse?

English: The City of San Antonio is conducting a survey to understand how residents tourists and downtown business owners feel about the future of horse-drawn carriages downtown. The City is also considering alternative options to horse-drawn carriages. The survey should take no more than 2 minutes....

08/05/2024

Another follower captured this beautiful evening in Dallas, Texas! Thank you for sharing!

08/04/2024

One of our followers shared a stunning evening in Dallas perfect for a carriage ride. Thank you for sharing this beautiful moment!

08/01/2024

The protesters from Chicago in Dallas are unaware of the City of Dallas Ordinance regarding horses working in our current temperatures. The ordinance aligns with US Olympic standards and International riding club regulations, taking into account the heat emanating from the ground. Horses must be shod with appropriate shoes to comply with this standard as illustrated in the Dallas City Ordinance.

“Horse may not work when the outside temperature exceeds 99 degrees Fahrenheit, or the thermal heat index exceeds 150, as measured by the National Weather Service at Love Field”

Temperature + Humidity - Wind = Temperature