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The Brenderup trailers ARE good for the horses. I have one, and I have been
doing endurance for nearly four years towing it with a 6-cyl SUV. I do not
worry about the length of the drive, because there is plenty of room 
inside for
any size horse, and room to hang hay bags, and a bucket of water too. It has
good ventilation and rubber-torsion suspension and Inertia brakes (no need for
electric brakes on your tow vehicle). The horses travel without stress,
depending on your driving. I have even mounted a HiTie successfully (4 yrs.
use).

HOWEVER, be forwarned that the Baron is the only model with a tack room, and
that is big enough for one person only. The Europeans don't seem to camp with
their horses, just transport them from point A to B. So, camping with two
people and horses, you would need to have room in your tow vehicle for gear.
Terry
"May the Horse be with you"


Quoting Dawn Simas <dawnsimas67@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

> Sorry, can't email you privately, I read archives and don't have your addy.
>
> If you don't want to buy a new truck too, I would highly suggest you 
> consider a Brenderup trailer.  They are designed to be safely pulled 
> by your size vehicle.  Consider that Europe/Asia/Aust, all have 
> horses, but full size trucks are not common there...this is what they 
> use.  They are about the same price as American made trailers, but if 
> you don't have to buy a new tow vehicle, would save a ton of $$.  :)  
> And I can't tell you how often I've seen those 3 horse slant/LQ's 
> struggling to maneuver in tight basecamps lately it seems, and 
> limited entries due to the parking situations.
>
> If you have Brenderup questions, email me at dsimas at wildaboutcats 
> dot org.  I've owned two, two of my friends have bought them and my 
> mom just bought one.  :)
>
> www.brenderuprealtrailers.com
>
>
> Ms. Dawn Simas
> Director - Wild About Cats
> Wild Feline Conservation, Education, and Rescue
> www.wildaboutcats.org



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