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My two main horses have had thousands of miles in a slant load trailer 
over the years. The Jbird for example is been as far as Northern ID once 
to Southern Utah once to Colorado twice to WY once not to mention to 
Michigan and Virginia. I've never noticed a minutes issue with a slant 
load or a minutes issue with my horses that ride in it. I think there 
are more important things like the trailer suspension. Rubber torsion 
suspension is better than springs. Probably a bigger issue than the 
layout of the trailer is the way you drive when you have horses in the 
trailer.

Truman

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"It is even harder for the average ape to believe that he has descended 
from man." H.L. Mencken


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