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Should I tie a colt in the trailer?
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<blockquote data-quote="Alan" data-source="post: 353945" data-attributes="member: 378"><p>I know horse haul better untied in the trailer, but why did you take the divider out? If she doesn't tie well I would tie her up front and close the divider, give her a 4 hour, easy lesson on tying and hauling. If you don't know this filly very well you may want to keep her up front with the divider closed also A trailer gets real small with a uncontroled scared horse and you. You can handle ropes safely from out side the trailer. 4 hours is not that long, just take it slow and easy around corners and stopping. If she is in a trailer for one of the first times there is less chance of her getting hurt tied, in the front stall with the divider closed. I'm assuming you have a 2 horse slant trailer.</p><p></p><p>Alan</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alan, post: 353945, member: 378"] I know horse haul better untied in the trailer, but why did you take the divider out? If she doesn't tie well I would tie her up front and close the divider, give her a 4 hour, easy lesson on tying and hauling. If you don't know this filly very well you may want to keep her up front with the divider closed also A trailer gets real small with a uncontroled scared horse and you. You can handle ropes safely from out side the trailer. 4 hours is not that long, just take it slow and easy around corners and stopping. If she is in a trailer for one of the first times there is less chance of her getting hurt tied, in the front stall with the divider closed. I'm assuming you have a 2 horse slant trailer. Alan [/QUOTE]
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