About — Equipment

What we haul with
and why it matters.

The trailer and truck are as much a part of the horse’s experience as the handler and the driver. Here’s what we use and how we maintain it.

The trailer

Three-horse trailer,
purpose-maintained.

Our rig is on the ground and ready to roll. Here’s what we run and the standard we hold it to — photos of the truck and trailer are coming to this page soon.

Our trailer

We run a Titan Classic three-horse slant-load gooseneck — enough room to give every horse proper space and to combine a few horses headed the same direction, without ever overloading to squeeze in extra animals. It’s a right-sized rig that can still get into the farm lanes and barn lots bigger commercial haulers can’t reach.

Capacity 3 horses
Approach Slower is safer

How we maintain it

This is the standard we hold to on every trip — not box-checking, but the difference between a safe trip and a problem discovered too late:

  • Cleaned and disinfected between every haul (biosecurity)
  • Mats inspected and replaced when worn
  • Full pre-trip inspection before every departure
  • Lighting, brakes, and hitch verified at each load

The truck

We pull the trailer with a Ford Super Duty 3/4-ton diesel pickup — the power and braking to handle a loaded trailer safely on the highway and through the hills. We keep it on a regular maintenance schedule and handle any mechanical issues before they become road problems.

Read our Safety & Standards page →

Questions about equipment?

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