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I've heard this too.  However, I've always wondered if they would  
"reslant" themselves periodically on a long trip, to face the other way.

I've also often wondered whether being free in a box trailer would  
give more opportunity to bounce around more, and make driving a lot  
more difficult.  I know that, just from driving a horse (fortunately  
not mine) that shifted around a lot, they can cause the tow vehicle  
to jerk on you.


On Mar 18, 2008, at 9:32 AM, rnbianchi wrote:

> My understanding and experience is that if you let a horse stand  
> free in an open box trailer they will slant load themselves.

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