Posted 2016-05-11 9:26 AM (#167050) Subject: Pressure rubs on horses' hind end
New User
Posts: 2
Location: Santa Rosa, ca
Hi everyone! I'm trailer shopping and have found what I think is the perfect one: 4 star 3 horse gooseneck. There's only one small concern: where the divider latches on wall, it does not lay flush, rather there is a tapered section that sticks out a bit. Has anyone had any issues with horses getting sore/rubbed by something like this? I trailer some large horses on long trips, so I want them as comfortable as possible. Will try to attach photo. Thanks!
Posted 2016-05-11 1:07 PM (#167051 - in reply to #167050) Subject: RE: safty hitch system
Veteran
Posts: 183 Location: riverside ca
I think it should be fine, however I really dont like the dividers that go all the way to the floor they limit air flow and dont allow the horse to move their feet as much
Posted 2016-05-11 2:34 PM (#167052 - in reply to #167050) Subject: RE: Pressure rubs on horses' hind end
New User
Posts: 2
Location: Santa Rosa, ca
Thanks for response! The solid divider is just in front stall. I don't mind it, as it's nice to have possibility to haul a stallion. There are several at my barn
Posted 2016-05-11 6:53 PM (#167053 - in reply to #167050) Subject: RE: Pressure rubs on horses' hind end
Expert
Posts: 1989 Location: South Central OK
I would pass on that design. I've seen horses with dead sections of their tails from trailer accidents. In CA I would also be looking for a trailer with stock slats on the hip side or drop down doors for max ventilation.
Pressure rubs on horses' hind end
