Considering a Brenderup 1-horse. No divider. ?
Cindyg9999
Reg. Jul 2008
Posted 2008-07-07 10:24 AM (#86977)
Subject: Considering a Brenderup 1-horse. No divider. ?


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I'm considering a Brenderup one-horse.  The stall width is 51 inches; and, of course, there is no divider for the horse to lean on or for stabilization.  In a Brenderup 2-horse, the stall width is 32 inches with a divider. 

In general, is a single horse better with more room and no divider or less room and a divider?

Thanks in advance.  (And thanks for your answers on my earlier question about ventilation in the Brenderup.)

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Terri
Reg. Jan 2004
Posted 2008-07-07 12:47 PM (#86996 - in reply to #86977)
Subject: RE: Considering a Brenderup 1-horse. No divider. ?



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Location: Southern New Mexico		A single horse in a one horse trailer will just lean against the walls if he needs to.  To him it will be no different than leaning against the divider.
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cupid
Reg. Dec 2004
Posted 2008-07-16 9:22 PM (#87574 - in reply to #86977)
Subject: RE: Considering a Brenderup 1-horse. No divider. ?


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Location: Illinois		If you will be hauling to shows or overnight trips, think about where you will carry hay (and maybe shavings) with only a one horse trailer. Love my Brenderup, but can't take both horses to an away show because one stall is for those bulky items!
And I would think the horse would prefer to be able to lean on the divider vs. swaying 10 inches in either direction with 52" width. I thought about telling B'up they should make a divider so it would be a stall-and-a-half, then there'd be room for a bale of hay.
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