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Stall Space
- the length between the chest and rear bar
- the width of the stall
We think horses want more space in a trailer. But they are more relaxed in less space, once they understand it is supportive. Try standing in a bus, subway or airplane aisle as it moves. Tricky, right? But if there is a seat back, a pole, a wall, or a handle to steady us, we are more comfortable. Horses are the same. They will position or brace themselves to balance against the trailer's movement in a larger space.
North American straight load trailers often have a width of up to 36”. Böckmann’s narrower stall widths mean less chance of a horse scrambling for their balance.
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