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Hello Susan,
If your dividers swing over to the side I would do that and turn your 
horse around then close the divider and haul him facing backwards. My 
horses will turn around on their own if left untied in an open stock 
trailer so I know some like it that way and the change might help. 
The other thing would be to park (remain hitched to truck) an open 
(non-ramp type) trailer next to a pen in such a way that the panels 
can be opened at a corner an reattached to the trailer corners. Then 
put all his food in the trailer. Even tho he trusts you enough to 
follow into the trailer he still really doesn't trust the trailer. 
Maybe having to live in and out of a trailer for months will change 
his attitude. Good Luck and Merry Christmas. Don Huston 


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