Re: RC: LQ trailer configurations

[Teddy Lancaster <teddy@runningbear.com>]

Personally, I think there is MORE bouncing on the gooseneck end of the
trailer.  Try riding in the LQ, then riding in the back....

teddy

Laney Humphrey wrote:

> Hi All,
>     Having skimmed the "Equus" article, I have a question: in a
> trailer with living quarters, why are the horses at the rear?  I can
> think of practical reasons such as loading and unloading, but it seems
> to me that at the rear they are at the end of the line getting bounced
> and jounced and whipped around corners more than they would if they
> were in the middle and the LQ at the end.  Any comments?
> Cheers, Laney
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