INCIDENT 160
While on tour the carriage wagon clipped a car that was illegally parked at the corner of State Street.
While on tour the carriage wagon clipped a car that was illegally parked at the corner of State Street.
While on tour, the carriage wagon backed into a car at the intersection of Meeting Street and Broad Street.
While on tour, the carriage horse misstepped and the wheel hub of the carriage wagon made contact with a car.
While attempting to pass a trash truck, the carriage wagon driver had to maneuver to avoid the door the driver of the trash truck was opening. The carriage wagon then got too close to a car and hit the driver’s side mirror on the car.
As a carriage wagon carrying 10 passengers was leaving the barn and heading south on Anson Street, a bolt fell from the D-Ring shackle bolt on the left side trace chain, causing the leather trace to swing freely. The trace connects the harness to the carriage wagon. The free left trace caused the singletree to swing freely, making contact with the horse’s leg. The horse spooked and bolted down Anson Street to North Market with the carriage in tow. As the horse turned to the right on North Market, the carriage wagon ran into a stationary red Nissan car. Then the left shaft broke and the carriage wagon hit a bollard in front of Market Building B causing the carriage wagon to stop. The horse fell to his hocks causing abrasions on the right and left legs. The police and emergency service came to the scene. Three passengers were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. The horse was examined by the equine manager and then taken to the Old South farm and a vet was called to check the horse. The horse sustained superficial scrapes to his lower legs and was to rest at the farm.
While on tour, a carriage wagon horse stepped away from a landscape wagon and equipment. The wagon then hit a parked car on the opposite side of the street and damaged the car. The police were called.
While on tour, a carriage horse was distracted by the noise of a generator for a food truck parked near the filming of a “Southern Charm” episode. The horse moved and the front left fender of a car parked on the street was clipped. The car was damaged and the police were called to the scene.
A carriage wagon with 11 passengers and driven by a driver in training (with a regular driver) was stopped at the “gate” waiting to a medallion. The horse became spooked by a trash truck and began turning right into the sidewalk. The equine manager grabbed the halter to keep the horse off the sidewalk. The horse then took a step backwards and the right front step of wagon hit the trash truck as it was passing. The driver got off to check the horse who was OK but the hames had popped off the collar and it was put back in place.
While touring on Greenhill Street, a carriage wagon backed up when the horse took two steps backwards, and the wagon hit a parked car.
While touring on Logan Street, the carriage wagon driver pulled over. A lady in a car tried to pass the wagon and made contact with the wagon. No other information was given.