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Mar 14 08 3:40 PM
Julie Goodnight offers what seems like some great advice on her Web site. She suggests starting far, far away from the trailer and leading up to it slowly, stopping to soothe and let the horse relax. If the horse tries to go backwards, she says to use a plastic bag rattles to keep the horse moving forward in the direction of the trailer. She said this can take a LONG time, but once you get the horse into the trailer, have some hay and some grain in the feed bunk so the horse can associate the experience with something good. Does that ring true to you?
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