Safe Travel in Winter
Charlene Strickland
January 23, 2016
With proper planning for winter trailering, you can keep your horses (and yourself) safe and healthy.
With proper planning for winter trailering, you can keep your horses (and yourself) safe and healthy.
The majority of poll respondents (74%) said they own their own horse trailer.
Before you hit the asphalt trail, consider these expert tips to make sure your horse arrives healthy and happy.
The research team is collecting information on equine transport practices and transport-related illnesses.
A Facebook fan asks for help with his horse, who’s become a reluctant unloader.
Don’t wait until disaster is on your doorstep to find a place to take your horses when evacuating. Remember these tips.
Of the 674 respondents, 167 (25%) said they plan to travel more than 200 miles from their barn this summer.
An equine behavior expert offers training tips for making trailer loading drama free.
Our equine emergency safety blogger offers tips to ensure your horse trailer is fit for the road.
The bill stems from a deadly 2007 incident involving the crash of a double-decker trailer carrying Belgian draft horses.
Consider these factors when transporting horses afar, be it to a show or a new home.
Here’s what to do if you have a horse-hauling accident and how to avoid a wreck in the first place.
While hauling during cold weather can be challenging, proper planning will keep your horse performance-ready.
Don’t load your horse onto the trailer before understanding exactly what he’s getting into.
No one wants to encounter an emergency when hauling horses. However, we all know problems can arise. This trailer-safety checklist will ensure you’re prepared to deal with emergencies if they do come up when you’re hauling horses.
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