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RE: [RC] 2H straightload/Brenderup - Ridecamp Guest - A. PerezI have to second Dawn's comments about the Brenderups (though I have only usd the 1-horse Solo. In addition to being light-weight, they also stay cooler than a steel trailer (fiberglass does not get hot in the sun like metal does) and they are very quiet- fewer rattles, which is less stressful on the horse. And I find mine is very, very easy to pull, manuever, back etc. They are pricey, but since I can pull mine with my Ford Ranger, I saved a ton of $$ not having to buy a new truck, so it was a deal. I have read all sorts of things about slant-loads being better, but the only reason slant-loads were invented was to shorten the over-all trailer length, NOT to make a better or safer ride for the horse. If they do, it is a lucky by-product,but I have yet to see any real evidence that they are safer or more comfortable. ________________________________________________ Get your own "800" number Voicemail, fax, email, and a lot more http://www.ureach.com/reg/tag ============================================================ I still prefer what it is that BH100, Tevis, The Duck's Soup of Endurance, etc. has to offer...but, to see a horse canter over sand for those distances...Good Lord, it humbles me. ~ Frank Solano ridecamp.net information: http://www.endurance.net/ridecamp/ ============================================================
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