Head hunter I also have a new Logan XT Platinum version.

I like the Drop down windows on ALL window, Head and Butt

Built in 30 gallon horse water tank.

Awning & Electric jack

Lots of Lights,  Load lights, lights on both sides  and up under the GN.

Managers and Storage under managers.

Escape door in 1st stall. I use the first stall as a Mud room in bad weather.

HITies that I added to the trailer.

Things I dislike about it.

Saddle rack is set low for shorter people to get saddles on. This leaves the bottom or 4th saddle almost right on the floor. I'd love the option to raise the saddle rack a foot higher. Plenty of room above to lift it.  And a tall person like could easily reach it.

It's heavy. Loaded with 4 horses, gear etc it's 16,000lbs

There are several things I love about my trailer. First, it is extra tall and wide (7'6" tall, and I forgot the width.) I find this provides great air circulation on hot days, and a more inviting opening for the horses. It is a gooseneck straight load, and I had a bus window with a screen added in front of each horse. The dressing room also has a top vent, side bus windows, as well as one on the dressing room door. With all of these open, it provides nice indirect air flow to the front of the horses. Of course, I also have side and rear bus windows for the horses and overhead vents.

Brenda

2005 Dream Coach, Silver Edition, 2+1 straight load gooseneck.

Insulated horse stall area (keeps the horses cooler in the summer & warmer in the winter); rumber flooring (easy to power wash after trips, no mats to lift, great traction); 4 built in fans (keeps air moving when parked, just wish I had a power hookup from the truck so I could run them while driving instead of just off the batteries); loading lights (2 pointing rearward plus one on passenger side @ rear pointing forward to illuminate the whole side of trailer); lighted grab handles at dressing room door & escape door on curb side (looks neat at night, easy to ID our trailer and makes getting in/out easier - something to grab hold of);  fold down steps on DR & escape door (makes getting in and out easier); 8 ft 'box stall area for extra storage space in front of the horse stalls (can load extra hay, grain, saddles, space for camp stove, generator, and even the ATV!); electric/hydraulic jack (what a back saver); 8 foot dressing room (lots of space to spread out, should have made it 10' so I would have more room when it's converted to LQ); removable saddle rack with adjustable racks (racks adjust so I can put stuff under the saddles or stack 2 saddles on one rack, etc); added 48 gal water tank (lots of water for the horses & people); 8 ft wide (those extra 6 inches in trailer width make a lot of difference in the DR, and horses have a bit more room to move about in the stalls); LED running & brake lights (very bright without drawing a lot of power from the truck); two part ' Dutch' doors at head of horse area (makes getting to the horses easier and ensures that they don't try to bolt forward when you open the upper bar door part, while the lower solid door keeps the extra stuff stored in the 'box stall' area from sliding under their feet) also the doors are hinged on the left side (looking forward) so both doors are functional to unload the horses down the side ramp if needed [some dealers hinge both doors from the center post so the curbside door is not useable for unloading the left horse using the streetside side ramp]; 5' wide side ramp (can load the ATV after the horses, great for going in/out of horse area without disturbing the horses, can remove wet gear without going into DR, etc); Pass thru door with window to horse area (easy in/out of DR when raining, or to check horses); extra windows in DR (added windows on each side for future LQ conversion); rooftop A/C (makes those hot days and nights bearable); windows on rear panels above rear ramp (allows for more air flow while driving without latching the panels open); V gooseneck nose (less drag & stainless steel makes cleaning off the dead bugs easier); spare tire under gooseneck (out of the way, yet convenient to get at); locks on the latches (makes it nice to use just one key to lock the trailer when on the trail or in storage); night lights outside the DR & escape doors (you can see at night without illuminating the entire area); and finally I love the overall quality of the construction and welds of this trailer! 

Dream Coach added a 5" wide U channel on the front wall of the gooseneck beside the jack which sticks out about 9" or so.  I thought it was a mistake & someone forgot to cut off the end of an under carriage support.  However, I use that 'step' every time I have to crawl into the bed of the truck to hook up or get something out of the back.  I've never seen anything like it on any other trailer, before or since. http://www.horsetrailerworld.com/forum/get-attachment.asp?attachmentid=112

love/hate the 7200 # axles - love the extra weight carrying capacity, hate the squeal when brakes are applied.

To see some pics, search for Dream Coach. or http://www.horsetrailerworld.com/forum/thread-view.asp?threadid=4127

Steve

Sundowner Siesta has Larger/bigger windows great escape but more for air flow while camping/sleeping.Not many lqs trailers have bigger windows.Even though we have ac and generator we love fresh air w/larger windows was GREAT plus we looked for.Also has alot options we use in less amount floor space etc.

The screen door love leaving door open for air etc.

Paid for and will last many years is quality made trailer.

My Silver Star:
fully insulated ceiling - tip to tail
large drop downs
swing out saddle rack.   But most of all the outside water spigot to water and wash and the horses off!  My trailer is the community wash rack.

I bet this gets another negative Exiss thread going,so,here goes.

Our Exiss Event 3H 12'SW with LQ by Sierra.Double hydraulic jacks,dropdown windows with handles to keep short people from knocking their heads off when they are lowered,bars on windows (if that sounds minor you haven't  had an expensive trailer with windows either up,or down and completely open.)Collapsible rear tack,easy slam latches that are simple to work,insulated walls in horse area,stud divider,camper step at escape door.Mangers with lighted storage beneath.

The best part is the LQ.The trailer is 8'W,7'6" tall.We have a built in flat screen TV,and a pullout one in the GN area.A large upholstered sofa,and 2 huge closets,one besides the 6Cuft refrigerator/freezer,and one in the bathroom.The lights come on in them when the doors are opened.Another smaller hanging closet is below the TV.There are lots of beautiful oak cabinets.A real vanity and sink that you can stand at with room,not wedged in behind the toilet.Radial shower with skylight.(Good for getting scratched by tree limbs,incidentally.)Ducted air.Several levels of lighting,above the window valances,spotlights in the GN area,and overhead lights in bath and living.We added a really nice feature: a MAXX Air vent in the bathroom with variable speed control.The best feature of all is: I can sit up in the GN bed without knocking myself out on the ceiling as I almost did in our Platinum before.Unless you've done this you haven't lived.Now you guys know why I say,I LOVE my Exiss.

THis sounds too much like bragging,to me.The very best part would be  if it were paid for!!!