trailering tips

The majority of cowgirls, at least once in their lives, haul their horses a long distance. Some do it every weekend, others only in a blue moon if they move across the country. It’s no lie that it’s no easy task driving long hours, let alone with horses in the back. To make the journey...

She didn’t choose the camper life, the camper life chose her… Well actually, she did choose the camper life! And she is one happy camper! Haden Lee Carrillo lives full time in her RV. Today, she’s here to answer some questions about it! 1. Can you please tell me a little bit about yourself? “My name is...

Outside of tack and what you take riding with you, there are some necessary items to keep in your trailer when taking it out for a spin!  Necessary:  First Aid Kit Horse Medical Kit Copy of Hauling Papers (Coggins, Health Certificates, Registration Papers, etc.) Tire Tools (all tools needed for fixing a flat) PSI Gauge...

When showing, rodeoing, or cowgirlin’ in general, lots of time is spent in a living quarters horse trailer.  For those that do not know, it is a horse trailer with a living space (or quarters) in the front, hence the name.  It is the “home away from home” as Paris M Starn, an avid NRCHA...

I can almost guarantee that every horse owner has had a horse, or at least interacted with one, that didn’t want anything to do with the trailer. I know that I certainly have, and my newly grown fingernail could tell you the whole story, but that’s for another day. In the meantime, I’d like to...