| Going to the track with your horse? | | | | 6. Run a double check on your hitch, brakes and lights! |
| Here're a few tips that might handy during your | | | | Make sure they are well properly connected. For extra |
| journey. | | | | security, cross your safety chains would be great! |
| 1. Check your ride! See if there's any inflation with your | | | | 7. Before you drive off, pay attention on each latch to |
| tires. Also it would be a good idea to check oils and | | | | make sure all doors are secure. |
| fluids too! Watch if you got rusty ramp springs. It can | | | | 8. When you're on the open road, keep lots of |
| be very dangerous when you load your horse on. | | | | distance with the cars in front! You see, when towing |
| 2. Bring spare tires! Make those two spare tires. Get | | | | a trailer, it takes quit times to stop! So keeping a safe |
| special tires, not some light truck or passenger car! | | | | distance with other cars is smart thing to do! |
| Yup, bring the wrong ones won't help when something | | | | 9. Stop every four hours! Not only this will give your |
| goes terribly wrong. The specials ones have more load | | | | engine a break, but also let your hose stretch for |
| capacity than others! | | | | awhile. Let him on the ground for moment. |
| 3. Extra halters and lead ropes will come in handy! | | | | 10. During transit, you can leave your horse untied. |
| They can be very useful during an emergency. | | | | Doing this will make him can lower his head. The |
| 4. Bring lots of supply water and hay! They're for your | | | | research said that by leaving him untied during a transit |
| horse, and make sure the hay isn't dusty. | | | | will be good for his respiratory system. |
| 5. Before load your horse up to the trailer, you need to | | | | 11. Don't forget to feed him with hay and enough |
| always outfit your horse in shipping boots. | | | | water! Yup, feed him during your transit. |