Throughout decades of starting, training, and showing horses with some of the most successful farms and trainers in the Arabian breed, and with numerous horses I’ve started or trained achieving national honors, my primary goal has always been to be a true horseman. Years ago, we ventured into commercial horse transport because, from a business standpoint, it made sense to offer high-end transport for any breed or discipline rather than focusing solely on training within one specific area. Caring for and ensuring that show horses or young stock arrive at farms and shows safely and in good health is undoubtedly within my expertise.

Having transported countless horses I’ve trained for clients and farms across the country to compete at a national level, I handle every horse that steps onto one of our rigs with the same care and concern. Since our entry into the horse transport business, we have invested in and maintained only the best equipment to perform the job effectively. Additionally, from our very first commercial trip, we have operated as a fully legal and compliant “for hire” DOT/MC operation.

One of my favorite aspects of being a horseman is transporting a young horse that has never loaded onto a trailer or been hauled before and ensuring that their first trip is as positive and stress-free as possible. We also specialize in long-distance hauls for show horses, weanlings, and yearlings in box stalls. It’s undeniable that horses travel better and remain healthier in this setup. Whenever possible, we use and recommend box stalls, as they provide a safer, healthier, and less stressful environment for both the horses and our drivers.