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Designing a horse trailer can be overwhelming, but don’t forget to ponder these features before you finalize your order.

Equestrian roadside assistance will cover your horses while you’re on the go, but is it worth the price?

There are a lot of options when it comes to stall dividers, but understanding what each type does best will help you select the right ones for your next trailer.

Ready to choose your next horse trailer? When long haul safety and stability are critical, a gooseneck trailer is the only option.

Your senior horse gave you his all during his best years, it’s time to return the favor. His hoof care is as vital as ever, even if traveling is a challenge.

The patented SafeTack Reverse Haul Horse Trailer layout from Double D Trailers makes loading your horses easier and safer.

Learn these 10 most important features to consider before you buy.

When you’re pulling your horse trailer down the road, other drivers can make it a nerve-wracking journey. What would you tell nearby drivers if you could?

A Customer had some comments and questions concerning a recent video regarding reviews on an aluminum horse trailer (not manufactured by Double D Trailers)

You’ll never forget your first horse, but that doesn’t mean you need to keep that ancient trailer. We can set you up with a new safe, secure horse trailer.

Learn how to pick the safest horse trailers before you go shopping -- after all, isn’t safety what it’s all about?

There are a lot of important decisions to make when designing custom horse trailers. These are the four big choices we think you should be giving the most attention.

Do you know if your current insurance covers your horse while you’re on the road? It may be time to consider a horse liability insurance policy.

Our 3 horse slant trailers, available in bumper pull or gooseneck, provide your horses with a comfortable ride and you with a safe loading and unloading experience.

Horse trailer brakes aren’t the sexiest part of your trailer, but they’re really important. Find out how to make your trailer safer and more responsive while on the road.

Recently, a customer reached out to Double D Trailers on advice for designing a new trailer, and for direction involving an ongoing lawsuit she has against another trailer manufacturer. (this is part 2 of the Article. Part one was sent earlier)

We’ve noticed a few problems with stock trailers when it comes to horses. Sure, we will still build them for our customers. But, we want to point out a few issues that may sway your tastes towards one of our other enclosed models.

Recently, a customer reached out to Double D Trailers on advice for designing a new trailer, and for direction involving an ongoing lawsuit she has against another trailer manufacturer