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I love my two-horse slant BP.  Most of the time I only haul one horse, so I 
put the divider back and let the horse stand any way they want.  I have a 
Circle J which has drop down windows on the driver's side, and a Plexiglas 
strip 
that can be removed on the passenger's side.  The strip got removed the first 
year and hasn't been put back.  I like the extra air circulation.  If it's 
cold, 
I use a cooler or blanket on the horse.  

Never heard anything about RF lameness from a slant load trailer.  In 
general, when I turn my horses loose in the trailer, they face backward part of 
the 
time and frontward part of the time.  Usually they immediately turn around when 
they get in, but by the time I open the door to get them out they're standing 
facing the driver's side.  I have two different horses that I haul by 
themselves, and they both do the same thing.  jeri

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