Re: Trailering across the Desert

[Darolyn Butler <darolyn@swbell.net>]

collaspe card board boxes & put under mats... is great shock absorber & when
it wet & yucky, just throw it away.
used to do it alot...now trailer is too big & takes too long... but on a 1
or 3 horse trailer, wud work good.
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Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2000 7:33 PM
Subject: RC: Trailering across the Desert


> What I do is put carpet under my matts and shavings on top, It keeps the
> floor cooler.  Keep them hydrated by adding electrolytes to their water
well
> in advanced so all water at stops will taste the same.  I also keep ice
boots
> in a seperate ice chest and put them on the horses when I stop.  I hose
the
> shavings down, and the horses, and the top of the trailer down every
chance I
> get.  I have never had a problem hauling them.  Good Luck!  Blessings Mona
>
>
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