| THILL | Shaft attached to a cart or carriage (5) |
| WHEELER | Hindmost horse in a team pulling a cart or carriage (7) |
| YOKED | Attached to a cart; paired |
| HARNESS | An arrangement of leather straps fitted to a draught animal in order that it can be attached to a cart (7) |
| SHAFT | An arrow or spear; a sunbeam, lightning bolt or other column of light; the rachis or rib of a feather; one of a pair of thills of a carriage or cart; or, a well-like passage into a mine (5) |
| ITEMS | Things added to a cart |
| WAGON | Cart or "wain" one is said to be on when abstaining from alcohol (5) |
| LEADS | Cables for jump-starts; ropes for guiding horses to stables or carts; or, chief actors, playing crucial parts (5) |
| TWAIN | The first cart or two (5) |
| INSTA | Lead-in to "cart" or "gram" in the App Store |
| FLOAT | Cart or launch (5) |
| CATAMARAN | Give a man a cart or such a craft (9) |
| TRAM | Electrically powered passenger vehicle running on road rails; or, a cart or tub used in a coal mine (4) |
| TRACTOR | Renovate a cart or vehicle on a farm (7) |
| PORTAGE | The work of taking something away in a cart or truck (7) |
| POSTURE | One's bodily bearing or carriage when sitting, standing, walking etc; deportment; a yogic hand gesture or mudra; or, a mental attitude or moral stance adopted towards an issue (7) |
| DALMATIAN | Spotted breed of coachdog originally trained to trot alongside a horse or carriage, later immortalised in a classic novel by Dodie Smith (9) |
| GAIT | One's bearing or carriage during locomotion; or, a horse's pattern of steps in canter, gallop, trot or walk (4) |
| RETREAT | Withdraw to where you might get a holiday in a converted railway building or carriage (7) |
| ITEM | Something to add to a cart |
