Most trailer manufacturers now offer a "warmblood" model in their lineup. Our company was the first to offer a trailer specifically for really large horses in 1988 (EquiSport) and it seems as though many companies have followed suit. However, most manufacturers are still unsure of what they are offering and why, except that they know a warmblood trailer needs to be larger. So they make it bigger and taller, (not necessarily stronger) and move some things around, and add twenty-five-hundred dollars to the price. Please look at our XL and XXL options.

XL Option

If your horse is 16.3 hands or over and not really wide, you might consider the XL. The XL option gives 2" to the height (7'8" total height) and one foot to the horse area (7' in the stall and 4' in the head area). Adds approximately 250 lbs. to weight of trailer. This option may also be considered if your horse is a bit shorter than 16.3, but is longer than average.

Add $1,095 to the trailer price for the XL Option.

XXL Option

We add one foot to horse area (7'6" in the stall and 3'6" in the head area ) and make the interior width 6'8" wide (with no wheel wells) and make it 7'8" tall (square roof), and add extra strength for the extra bulk. Now the trailer will effectively be comfortable for horses over 17½ hands that are also wider and heavier. Adds approximately 450 lbs. to weight of trailer. The price for this option is about 1/3 the price of the competition.

Add $1,895 to the trailer price for the XXL option.