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Equine Traveling Papers Here’s a rundown of the basic documents you should carry when you travel with your horse. By Rebecca Gimenez, PhD
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Here’s a rundown of the basic equine travel documents you should carry, whether you’re going to a competition or a recreational destination. Keep the originals of these papers with you and the copies at home in a safe place.
Be sure to obtain the right equine travel documents, especially if you’re crossing state lines. PHOTO BY HEIDI MELOCCO
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When you travel with your horse, whether for a competition or recreation, you need to carry a number of documents, especially if you’re crossing state lines. Some documents show your horse is healthy. Some will help you if you’re find yourself in an emergency situation. Others are proof of ownership and registration of your horse, your tow vehicle, and your trailer. Some states also require an entry permit and brand-inspection certificate. Do your research well ahead of traveling. Here’s a rundown of five basic documents you should carry when you travel with your horse. Keep the originals of these papers with you and the copies at home, in a safe place, where someone there can locate them. (In addition to these documents, always carry your driver’s license, and proof of insurance and registration papers for your tow vehicle and trailer.) >>
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Spring 2020
