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 Brenderup says that in a wreck,the horse is typically better off in a 
straight load situation.But then,that's the type of trailer they make. No doubt 
there are a million variables to the question,and an infinite number of types 
of wrecks,God forbid. I always wonder about the slant load being an uneven 
work-load on the horse during the haul.I've got a big straight load,with a 
chest bar,and Chico is on  bungee which slides freely side -to-side on a cable 
stretched across the very front of the horse box just below the ceiling.He 
moves around a lot as he sees fit,and of course stands at a slant much of the 
time,unless he has another horse with him,which isn't very often.

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