But if money isn't an issue and you truly want the ultimate in towing comfort, safety, and convenience, you'll want to explore the following options. Bigger is better. Nothing is as secure or as 'crashable' if it gets into an accident, because it has more structure. These big rigs can hold as many as 15 horses, but you'll want to configure your interior so it holds just 10 or even five, for maximum room and comfort. The latest in tow vehicles.
Truck manufacturers introduce new features and options every model year.
If you own a trailer and you're not sure if it's still road-worthy, take it to a trailer dealer who offers maintenance and repair services and ask for a thorough evaluation. If you don't live near such a dealer, ask horse owners in your area for the name of a mechanic who works on their trailers. Having regular annual maintenance done will prolong the life of your trailer and gives the mechanic a chance to spot and fix minor problems before they become major ones. Consider your horse's size and the frequency you haul him. Then take a look at newer vehicles.