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Hauling a horse involves liability for the hauler.  Folks who do it for 
hire have coverage; others usually don't and don't want to take the risk 
either to the (unknown to them) horse or to their trailer.  I agree with 
dbeverly:hire a commercial hauler.
Laney

Dbeverly4@xxxxxxx wrote:
> In a message dated 4/18/2005 7:03:19 PM Pacific Standard Time, 
> Bobonhenry@xxxxxxx writes:
>
>     I can't seem to get any of the endurance people to reply.  But I
>     really need help.  
>
> Nobody is replying because they can't help you.  Try and hire a 
> company!!!  There are a lot of very good, reputable companies out there 
> that do this kind of thing for a living. I'm sure if you ask on this 
> list for some references, people will be happy to help you out.  
> Personally, I'd rather go with a professional company than trying to 
> find some random Ridecamp person to haul my horse hither and yon (no 
> offnese to any random ridecamp people).
>  
> Sylvia
>  


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