Travel safely - and in style

Who doesn’t love to go travel with your horse? If it’s for a competition or a trip, the days before departure are always stressful because you have to pack a lot of things for you and your horse. To assure you won’t forget anything, we made a checklist with what to bring with you when you travel with your horse. Save this checklist and you can easily print this the next time you’re traveling with your horse.

What to bring to the trailer?

 Check the tires of the car and trailer/truck
 Clean bedding
 Fill a hay net. Don’t forget to take some extra in the car
 Bring some extra food
 Clean bucket for water
 Shipping halter
 Cooler rug
 Shipping boots
 Tail guard and tail bag to protect the tail from rubbing against the trailer
 Passport
 First aid kit

Equipment for your horse

 Grooming set
 Spare halter and lead
 Bridle
Don’t just throw your bridle in the truck, you can use a bridle bag to protect the leather from scratching
 Saddle and a saddle cover
 Girth
 Saddle pads
Did you know you can easily take 3 to 5 saddle pads with you in our Saddle pad bag? The bag also prevents your saddle pads from getting dirty or wet, as the coating is waterproof.
 Leg protectors like boots or bandages
 A clean rug
Equipment rider

 Riding helmet
 Boots and a boots bag to protect your boots
 Riding gloves
 Riding clothes
 Casual clothes
 Casual shoes
 Toiletries

This checklist is a basic checklist. Based on the weather during the trip, you should additionally pack winter rugs or fly repellent. When you’re preparing everything at the stables, make sure the car is packed first before loading your horse into the truck.