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maybe I'm too much of a worrywort but I've always assumed that dividers 
would give some protection for each horse in a terrible crash, or even 
if I had to slam on the brakes.
Laney

heidi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> > What I don't need is slants or dividers in the horse area--I think they
> > are happier without, and it gives you the option of making a big stall
> > to get your horse out of the rain or in the case of one night in
> > Wyoming- the hoards of misquitoes.  With no drop down doors in this
> > older trailer (the mothership) I had to get in with the horses to water
> > on the road, so no dividers made life easier.  I have since taken the
> > dividers out of my newer three horse slant, and I think the horses like
> > it better- it sure gives them more room.
>
>
> Laura, I agree.  We have an open-format trailer for which we have built
> homemade dividers--but we only use them if we are hauling stallions or
> hauling horses that are complete strangers.  If we are hauling our
> geldings, or even geldings and mares that know each other, we leave the
> dividers out--and they are MUCH happier!
>
> Heidi
>
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