How far can a horse travel in a trailer?

Answer 1

Want to know? Take a look at Endurance..This all depends on the breed of horse, how often it is worked, and how well it is fed. Endurance is a horse sport where riders ride horses, often Arabians (as they are well known for their stamina over long distances) and race over a course of 100 miles (160 km). It takes quiet a few hours for horse and rider to complete this course, but is very rewarding. Horses are given vet checks at check-points throughout the course, and if they are not in good-enough condition, they are disqualified from the race. A fun sport for any rider!

Just to add to this answer, a horse traveling with a rider including rests and meals can travel 20 miles in a day. If pushed, a properly bred and trained horse can go 100 miles in 24 hours, but then your horse will need a long rest, so don't expect it to do that for 3 days in a row.

Answer 2

With good conditions, perfect weather, prepared supplies, and perhaps frequent rests, a horse can travel for 8 hours and about 3 mph to 8 mph of speed. Horses can travel up to 60 miles in average.

Difficult to know. If it is single boxed or trailered, about 5 hours between breaks. Can be longer on larger shared transport and is tied to company policy. Aircraft companies also have their own transport policies.

Answer 3

In the wild, horses will travel 15-20 miles a day, several endurance races are 100 miles long and horses complete them in around 3 days. so depending on your horses conditioning, breed, age, ect. he/she could travel as far or farther.

Answer 4

Well that all depends on what kind of horse the rider is riding. A rider can obviously ride for forever but horses have their own limits. An Arabian can travel up to 100 miles a day but horses like the Racking horse for instance, could only do 25-50 miles depending on the stamina of that certain in horse.

Answer 5

As far as you take it but you should give it small breaks

Answer 6

38 miles