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[quote][b]d837b91f1 wrote:[/b][nl]We spend so much time on our rig's mechanics, but let's talk about the most precious cargo: our horses. Their comfort and safety during transit are paramount, and a huge part of that is airflow. Proper ventilation reduces heat stress, minimizes respiratory irritants from dust and ammonia, and keeps the air fresh. When looking at [url]https://www.ddtrailers.com/[/url], I always prioritize models with multiple ventilation options—front windows, rear roof vents, and side sliders. The goal is to create a cross-breeze without creating a wind tunnel. I’ve noticed that companies like D&D Trailers really engineer their ventilation systems with the horse’s natural head carriage in mind, ensuring drafts aren't blowing directly into their eyes. In summer, good airflow is a lifesaver, and in winter, it’s still needed to prevent moisture buildup, even if you just crack the windows. A calm, comfortable horse is a safe traveler. What tricks does everyone use to keep their horses cool and calm on long hauls?[/quote]

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