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My mare, Sweets, fell in the trailer on the way to Grand Island. WI . I felt her jumping around but she always does that so I had no idea something was wrong. I got to ridecamp and I find a bloody/ripped blanket with a big gash in her hip. Ugh. No reason why she should have fell but it really bothered me. If I could have seen what was happening I would have pulled over. I thought it was her usual jumping around she always does.
Vickey Hollingsworth, Clintonville, WI
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Congratulation to Teresa McCarty and Spectacular gold !! 2008 AERC 50 miles First place and Best condition horse reward.
I would just love to Thank You for your Sponsoring of the AERC National Championships Best Condidtion Award. I wanted to let you know that your contributian will be very much used and appreciated. I will be driving three horses down to florida this winter and I will be more at ease being able to watch the precious cargo with your wonderful gift.
Thank you So very much....
Attached is a picture of me and Spectacular gold.
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| 2008 AERC 50 miles first place & Best condition horse -Teresa McCarty and Spectacular Gold |
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Correct ride and manager. I am in Florida don't rush send in time to get there by Jan 10 or so. I need booster antennae TE-0408bant. I have one from another kit this will replace that one. We have trailered over 10000 miles now and the Trailer Eyes system is the most valued item in our equipment. We had a dividing panel break and the Trailer Eyes avoided a major wreck in the trailer. We felt nothing in truck even though one of the horses was down. The other thing it it is wonderful to see how happy the horses are travelling.
2009 AERC National Championship , 100 mile , 3rd place winner ,
Elroy Karius , British Columbia , Canada,
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Michael: I wanted to thank you for your donation of the SpotLites and flashing dog collars for our Region 3 NATRC convention...they were a big hit!
I also wanted to let you know that we successfully set up the Trailer Eyes in the barn for "foal watch" and we were fortunate enough to be able to watch the birth from the house...great picture! We saw everything and didn't have to disturb the mare. Here's a picture of one-day-old Vivienne, born March 29 at 1:05 a.m. If we hadn't had the Trailer Eyes I am sure we would have missed the birth because it only took about 10 minutes from start to finish!
Now we just need to get it set up in the trailer for traveling to rides! What a great product!
Thank you again.
Betty Wolgram
Craig, CO
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First Name: Susan
Last Name: Regeimbal
City: Long Beach
State: CA
Country: USA
Comments: I purchased a Trailer Eyes and used it on my first trip with my used 3 horse slant trailer. I had my 27 year old Arab mare and my 6 year old 1/2 Arab rescue gelding and we were going to Bear Valley Springs. My mare has arthritis and had never been in a slant load and we ended up in rush hour traffic on the 405. To make a long story short, an idiot driver cut in front of me and I had to stop pretty quickly. I looked in the monitor and there was only one horse head. We pulled to the side and sure enough my mare was down, her legs were under my gelding, and her head and neck were up against the trailer wall. We ended up using a girth and a long line to help pull her up. She has alot of trouble getting up in the best of circumstance due to her arthritis. She was fine, but if we haddn't been able to see that she was down and stop immediately, we could have lost her. She was obviously distressed and appeared to be shocking out when we first opened the trailer do!
or. I have never had a problem while trailering, but had heard some bad stories. The great price prompted me to buy Trailer Eyes. As far as I am concerned, it was worth every cent and way more. Who would imagine that it would prove so valuable the first time I used it! I would not want to trailer without it now. This just happened on 9/22/11.
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