by WPRA Administrator | Jan 14, 2022 | Sponsor Tips
Exiss Sponsor Tips Exiss Sponsor Tips 6/1/2021-Trailering a horse for the first time can be a stressful experience for both the horse and rider. Since horses are herd animals, they enjoy company. Providing a buddy horse for the first few trips can help...
by WPRA Administrator | Jan 14, 2022 | Sponsor Tips
Exiss Sponsor Tips Exiss Sponsor Tips 5/1/2021-Before you head off on your long distance horse haul, it is a good idea to check your trailer’s lights, tires, brakes and floor to make sure it’s up to the trip. If you do not feel comfortable checking the...
by WPRA Administrator | Jan 14, 2022 | Sponsor Tips
Exiss Sponsor Tips Exiss Sponsor Tips 4/1/2021-It is a good idea to let a horse have a hay bag when trailering your horse at any distance but highly recommended for long trips. Munching on hay reduces the animal’s boredom and helps keep the digestive...
by WPRA Administrator | Jan 14, 2022 | Sponsor Tips
Exiss Sponsor Tips Exiss Sponsor Tips 12/1/2020-Going forward is the easy part on hauling a trailer. Now backing up is a different story and for some it’s easier than others. Keep your trailer and truck as straight as possible is the most helpful. Having...
by WPRA Administrator | Jan 14, 2022 | Sponsor Tips
Exiss Sponsor Tips Exiss Sponsor Tips 11/1/2020-One of the most stressful things about owning a gooseneck horse trailer is backing up to hook up. Make sure your tailgate is down and line up the tailgate bolts with your trailer coupler. If your vehicle...
