Some horses need a trip built around them specifically — not a standard load-and-go. Mares with foals at side, horses in recovery, nervous first-timers, and high-value show or sale horses all get a transport plan tailored to their needs.
Specialty hauls require upfront planning: a conversation about the horse before we quote, coordination with your vet or barn manager in some cases, and a trip structure designed specifically for that animal on that day.
Diego’s hands-on equine experience is what makes this possible. Understanding a mare’s behavior with her foal, recognizing the signs of a nervous traveler, or giving space to a horse coming off a stall rest — that’s not something you improvise.
Mare-and-foal transport requires extra space, extra attention, and a handler who understands how to manage both animals during loading and transit. We discuss the mare’s temperament and the foal’s age before confirming the booking.
Horses coming off colic surgery, orthopedic procedures, or extended stall rest need a driver who treats every bump in the road seriously. We coordinate with your vet on any transport restrictions and plan the route accordingly.
A horse that’s never been trailered, or one that’s had a bad experience, needs patient loading and a calm presence on the road. We won’t rush the process, and we’ll let you know in advance if a horse isn’t ready to load safely.
High-value horses going to a sale or a show need to arrive clean, calm, and presentable. We plan the trip to minimize stress, avoid unnecessary stops, and give the horse time to settle before a walk-through or class.
Specialty hauls always start with a conversation. When you fill out the quote form, tell us as much as you can about the horse — breed, age, temperament, any history with trailering, and the specific situation (mare with foal, recovery, etc.). We may follow up with a call before quoting.
This is how we make sure we can actually do the job right, not just say yes and figure it out on the day.
For specialty hauls, tell us in the quote form:
Tell us about your horse and we’ll give you an honest answer on what’s possible.
Request a QuoteHealthy horse, flexible date, common route? You may save money on a Shared Haul instead. Mares with foals, stallions traveling alone, and horses on stall rest still get Specialty.
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