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ellie · 03-26-08, 04:11 PM

Does it make any difference if you are hauling more than one horse at a time for the level of difficulty? I would think it could be good or bad since they would have company, but also one could upset all the others too.

purplefdu · 03-28-08, 03:38 AM

I think the most logical argument might be weight distribution if you had two equally heavy horses, but two horses could just as easily both lean to one side as one. I think for the most part its the maneuvering of the trailer thats difficult so long as your horse is trained and calm while shipping.

mimi31 · 03-29-08, 07:01 AM

We used to have a pretty big horse trailer and would haul 4 horses at a time. So I'd say you will probably have problems hauling 4 horses in a small horse trailer.
Read the owner's manual, I'm sure that will help.

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ellie Member Join Date: 03-02-08 Posts: 24	1 or more Does it make any difference if you are hauling more than one horse at a time for the level of difficulty? I would think it could be good or bad since they would have company, but also one could upset all the others too.

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03-28-08, 03:38 AM	#2 (permalink)
purplefdu Member Join Date: 08-12-07 Posts: 236	I think the most logical argument might be weight distribution if you had two equally heavy horses, but two horses could just as easily both lean to one side as one. I think for the most part its the maneuvering of the trailer thats difficult so long as your horse is trained and calm while shipping.

03-29-08, 07:01 AM	#3 (permalink)
mimi31 Member Join Date: 02-01-08 Location: NY Posts: 50	We used to have a pretty big horse trailer and would haul 4 horses at a time. So I'd say you will probably have problems hauling 4 horses in a small horse trailer. Read the owner's manual, I'm sure that will help.