Winter season barn move
Fourteen hunters and jumpers moved over two days for the start of the Wellington season, with trunks and tack on the same rigs.
A snapshot of recent hauls. Owner names are shortened for privacy.
Fourteen hunters and jumpers moved over two days for the start of the Wellington season, with trunks and tack on the same rigs.
A 14-year-old broodmare shipped in a box stall to her new farm, with stops every three hours and photos to the owner at each.
Twenty-two consignments delivered to the sale barns for a Reddick consignor, plus return trips for horses that didn't sell.
Picked up a gelding after colic surgery, received discharge instructions in person, and delivered him to a layup farm in a box stall.
Weekly runs for an eventing barn through February and March, timed around cross-country schedules.
Four racehorses hauled north for the summer meet, with an overnight layover in Virginia.
A season account for a 30-mare farm — 61 breeding shed round trips between February and June, many booked same day.
Five yearlings bought at a Kentucky sale, released to us via the buyer's agent and hauled to an Ocala training center.
A gentle, private trip for a retired school horse to his new home, with the owner riding along in the cab.
A western performance horse shipped privately to a new trainer, with a planned overnight stop in Louisiana.