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if you're rig was attached, it would drive you insane and
if your horse banged around in it at night and kept the
neighbors from sleeping, everyone would talk about you on
ridecamp!   :)    I've been to rides where vets have
suggested that in a severe lighting storm, to load your
horses, but that'd be about the only time I'd do it!

heidi

--- Buzzard's Roost <buzzardsroostbbq@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Ok, I've read some of the posts on this subject, but I'm
> not at all clear about the advice because I can't tell
> what sort of trailer we're talking about.  
>    
>   I understand the slant & movement of the trailer would
> be factors with any trailer, but if you used an open
> "stock" type trailer with room for the horse to move
> around, wouldn't that be ok for an overnight? 
>
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