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I really appreciate all the input I'm thinking that I may try something like this:

Do you mean that you attatched a panel to the swinging partition, or to the chest bar part? And I forgot to mention that it would be really nice if I could manage to pull both a mini and a regular sized horse at once. I guess that would mean that I would need to extend the partition downwards...

I was wondering if anyone has had experience trailering minis in a two horse straight load trailer? I'm not sure how exactly I could work it out, as there is a bar running from floor to ceiling where the chest bars attatch for regular sized horses. If I left the chest bar on, it is obviously...

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He's lovely! The fog makes for a pretty setting, too. If you don't mind me asking, what are the heights of the strands on your fencing?

oh! I love his markings- so simply elegant. What a cutie!

^thirded!

He's so handsome :D Sounds like my kinda guy, too.

That is frightening! Thank god I only give Banamine orally. thank you so much for that information, it is very much an eye opener!

I'm just curious, but if you're not worried about size, why not get a standard Aussie? One of my favorite breeds! :D

As some of you know by now, I'm on here to mostly lurk and just gain knowledge in general, for any future miniatures I may have, so this is, as always, a hypothetical question for now. In any case, I fully plan on having my first miniature be a colt/gelding. In the event that I do get one...

I too agree that that is a heck of a deal! My trainers' boarding fee has now reached $550 a month, with use of an indoor, but not including farrier, worming, or shots.

Aww he's so cute! My first pony was a (solid bay) POA. He was a gorgeous boy but a spoiled brat!

wow he's almost as tall as momma already! I love his markings

Well without being there I can't be sure of course what the cause is, but it is likely that a white froth/foam is from clover. None of my horses eat clover (it's very sweet), but I have seen other horses have this happen to them- kind of like the froth from eating an apple. If they are...

ruffian- I'm also very interested in seeing pictures of what you are talking about! I definitely love your ideas of attached paddocks, wash stall(s), bathroom, and sitting area- all things I know I want in my future barn! I've had some people telling me about the hayloft shafts (not something...

Yeah I can see what you would mean about ventilation. It does have one window, though that is much less than the back area of the trailer. I'm leaning towards using the back of the van for travel, and then setting up the tack room to let him stand in while I'm showing (w/ door open for airflow).

Sorry if I'm missing something but I don't really understand how they would be uncomfortable in the tack room/ trunk space? I'm sure I've seen some minis travelling in converted tack rooms on here (someone had removed the wall to the tack room, if I remember correctly). They wouldn't be able...

I'm still planning for the /possible/ addition of a mini this summer- want to make sure I've covered all my bases! Anyway, I was wondering if any of you travel/ have traveled in the past without a trailer specifically for miniature horses. I have a two horse straight load for big horses, but a...

Definitely roans for me! Certain pintos definitely catch my eye, but I'm very picky about my markings!