Cheap Horse Transport Services

 

pony arriving at The Hand Equestrian centre at 10 am this Saturday 27/11/10 pick up from there.  

 

 

 

This horse will not travel in a box so will need to quote for small lorry. Pick up next sat or preferably sunday  

This is a very special mare - she is now coming to me for her forever home, she has been in a rescue home for last 6 months after having been dumped pregnant in a trailer, as such lost her baby lost weight and became very ill.  

horse needs to travel to newmarket on the 10th january but not return for possibly several weeks  

Sorry I don't know the weights. Both are underweight, which is why they are moving. They both have completely genuine nature & great to box when they last travelled -a long time ago. They are not ridden and on the ground are 110%, easily handled by complete novices. The problem is that they are not being looked after properly hence they are underweight. I'm flexible about pick up time/day to suit you, please give your best offer - Thanks. Most of the journey is nice easy motorway.  

 

3 year old filly. Not travelled before. Been handled.  

4 Western trained horses, very good travellers, 2 quarter horses, 1 conemara, 1 traditional cob. looking to travel them up to Scotland and back for a week, as we don't have a box big enough. thinking about leaving 27th or 28th sept, coming home on 2nd Oct  

 

 

 

 

 

 

Travel and load well. No hassle .  

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the larger horse is a gelding the smaller one is a colt, the postcodes given are not aprox they are as near to the destination a could get.  

 

pony is 2 years old and from a friend of mine , he is a good boy not the dizzy type , should be a good easy traveler , i have no transport at the mo so can not get there , land rover is needing welding so wouldnt dare take it that far to collect chunks , sorry dont know his weight , but he is a 2 year old coloured vanner type , . gill his owner would be at hand to help that end . thanks hope to hear form you all,regards emma  

She's a good loader and usually stands stock still while traveling. Gets a bit impatient once the box has stopped and door is open.  

Flash is very unsteady when in transit and does fall over a lot - he finds it really hard to balance - and I'm very concerned he may hurt himself. His previous owner says he travels best when he cant lean on a divide. Is this something you have dealt with before? Or could help with! I'd like to get there without him hurting himself!