HomeFact and Information on what not to do.
• DO NOT FORGET TO TAKE YOUR HORSE OFF HIGH PROTIEN FOOD A FEW DAYS BEFORE TRAVEL.
• DO NOT TRAVEL YOUR HORSE TOO SOON AFTER A HARD RACE OR COMPETITION OR ANY OTHER STRESS INDUCED ACTIVITIES OR ILLNESS.
• DO NOT FORGET TO ADVISE US OF ANY RECENT AILMENTS YOUR HORSE MAY HAVE HAD OR BAD TRAVEL HABITS.
• DO NOT USE TAIL GUARDS OR LEG WRAPS FOR LONG HAUL TRAVEL … DO NOT USE SALINES, TRANQUILLISERS, SEDATIVES OR OTHER MEDICATION WITHOUT ADVISING US FIRST.
• DO NOT FORGET TO ADVISE US IF YOUR HORSE IS VERY LARGE AND MAY REQUIRE EXTRA SPACE.
• DO NOT HAVE YOUR HORSES HOOVES TRIMMED CLOSE TO TRAVEL OR SHOES REMOVED IF YOUR HORSE IS NORMALLY SHOD.
• DO NOT FORGET TO KEEP A CLOSE EYE ON YOUR HORSE FOR A FEW DAYS AFTER TRAVEL TO BE SURE NO SIGNS OF TRAVEL SICKNESS ARE EVIDENT.
As specialists in long haul travel we do not accept horses to be transported short distances so as not to delay horses travelling long distances arriving at their destinations. Likewise we do not do milk runs to collect horses and insist horses are moved early by a local carrier to one of our strategically place stables to avoid delays in route to horses in transit.
We are very proud of how our horses arrive at their destinations ans through consistant research and improvement only 1 in 300 horses we move show any signs or symptoms of travel sickness.
Our 100% occupancy is testimony to our reputation and requires early bookings to avoid disappointment. We do not run to a set schedule and taylor our departures to endeavour to meet everyone's needs.
