Ready to put to, but missing a vital part

[Jessey]

I think next week will be time to put hank to finally, he's totally chilled dragging the tyre round and now the clocks are changing I'm ready to rock and have not 1 but 2 helpers at the ready
But thinking about it this morning, I've done all the ground driving work with my schooling whip, I don't own a driving whip and think the schooling whip will be too short once I'm in the cart (its about 90cm), looked online and at the price of many whips, so where can I get a nice cheap whip (I'm great at losing whips) and what is a suitable length for a mini?

 

[Wally]

Child's lunge whips make good every day pony driving whips,
http://www.robinsonsequestrian.com/...bVqsSwIYubW5J8ClJpWqc2UCvtY_PJM5b0aArhe8P8HAQ

Not so expansive that you cry when you drop them and they go through the spokes of the wheel, or lose them or they get trashed.

 

[Jessey]

Thats perfect thanks @Wally, much more reasonable and I can get a bright colour

 

[Gimp]

I used an old lunge whip cut down to size with a tassle reattached to !

 

[popularfurball]

I use a child's lunging whip with the cord cut shorter or a long schooling whip - but

 

[domane]

George James Harness have driving whips for £9.

 

[newforest]

What have you decided? I am looking to ditch current one and get something shortish for longreining and lunging.

 

[Jessey]

I ordered the childs lunge whip as figured a bright colour would be harder to loose and its ideal, I cut the lash to about half the length and it just right, much easier to use than a schooling whip because I can be that bit further back, my regular lunge whip just got me in a muddle.