Are you licensed to transport my horses?

• Yes, we are a licensed Motor Carrier for all of the lower 48 states and are fully insured.

    What kinds of payment are accepted?

• Deposits: A deposit of at least 50% of the shipping fee must be received in advance to reserve your stalls. This should arrive at our office at least 7 days prior to the trips departure date. We accept cash, money orders, Credit Cards, certified checks, cashiers checks, business or personal checks and wire transfers. Deposit checks must clear our bank before the trips departure date.
• Balance: The balance must be paid at pick-up or at delivery PRIOR to unloading any horses. No exceptions to this. Only Cash or a cashiers check will be accepted.

             A fee of $75 will be applied for any returned checks.        

    How much time is allowed for loading?

• We allow 30 minutes for loading. Waiting time at the barn for the pick-up or a delivery person is charged at $50 per hour after the first half hour. The same charge applies for horses which take longer than 30 minutes to load.

    Do box stalls cost more?

• If you specify box stalls, that charge is included in your quote. Cost of box stall depends on the shipping location. Box stalls are suggested for mares with foals or for foals or weanlings that may want to lie down during the trip.

    What if I have to cancel?

• More than 72 hours prior to the scheduled departure from our base - $50 processing fee.
• Less than 72 hours but more than 24 hours of the scheduled departure from our base - 25% of the total shipping fee.
• Within 24 hours of the scheduled departure from our base - 50% of the total shipping fee.

    What about insurance?

• Horse owners/shippers are responsible for providing insurance for their horses and equipment. Owner shall provide proof of current horse mortality insurance or elect to assume all risks.

    What do I need to provide?

• Health Certificate (Required for all horses crossing state lines- good for 30 days)
• Current (less than one year) negative Coggins (EIA) Test
• BRAND INSPECTION and certification ~ Several Western and Midwestern states require a brand inspection to be done. This assures the horse owner and buyer that the horses brand is legally transferring ownership. This process can be time consuming and is ONLY necessary if the state of origin requires it. Please allow enough time as the laws are very strict in some states. The states requiring such inspections (That I'm aware of) are:
  Arizona Nebraska Utah, Colorado, Nevada, Washington, Idaho, New Mexico, Wyoming, Montana & Oregon
• Shipping boots and blanket(s) if desired, must be on horse prior to loading time.