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+1 888-326-2994
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| Rancho Ramon Dr, Tracy, CA, 95304 | |
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Specialties
Make a Grand Entrance to any event in a beautiful white carriage pulled by a majestic horse and driver in tux and tophat. Available for weddings, quinceaneras, anniversary, birthdays, proposals, or «just because».
We also provide Baraat horses for Indian Weddings complete with their own custom costumes from India and matching umbrellas. Our horses are true crowd pleasers and have participated in weddings and parades all over the Bay Area. Please visit our website at www.fancywheelin.com for lots of photos and information, or drop us a line at 888 326‑2994. Email: romance@fancywheelin.com
History
Established in 1990.
Fancy Wheelin was started in 1990 by the Reinmuth family in Brentwood, CA. After running a very successful business for over 12 years they sold the entire carriage company, including the naming rights to us in late 2002.
We’ve loved every minute of it and have added more trucks, trailers, and horses to the deliverable. We discovered that our horses were also perfect for Indian Baraats and now have 3 horses that are well known all over the Bay Area. «Nanen» & «Diesel» have been with us for years and have seen the new additions of «Tommy», «Gigi», & «Mimi». We have offsite property near Yosemite where we keep future carriage horses in training and board rescues. We have everything from Mustangs to Norwegian Fjords at the location.
Fancy Wheelin has had the privilege of participating in everything from weddings to bringing in Santa at Brentwood to a proposal in Modesto. We continue to grow and add new horses all the time. Its been a great 8 years…
Meet the Business Owner
Cindy M.
Business Owner
Fancy Wheelin’ was actually the idea of my wife Cindy. She completely deserves all the credit for getting the company moving forward. She personally chose and trained most of the horses and proceeded to get Fancy Wheelin’ a bigger presence on the web. I was an engineer with Hewlett Packard for 25 years and was really excited about this venture and the opportunity it gave our family to work and be together on the weekends. I eventually enjoyed the carriage business so much that I decided to retire from HP in 2007 and proceed to do this full time. Its a decision I’ve never regretted.
