Cool Shasta Girl

Response: Hi, Derrick! I could have her delivered anywhere from September 20 through September 30, but would be best around September 27, 28, 29 or 30. Thank you!8/17/2009

Response: Okay, thank you!8/17/2009

Response: : Hello, we are building a trip going in your horses' direction please let us know if you are still needing a transporter ASAP. As we still have room on our trailer and we would love to earn your business. Thanks, Amber with Painted Sky Transporters8/22/2009

Response: Hello. Yes, I am still looking for a transporter. Please send in a bid! Thank you!8/24/2009

Response: I possibly could go earlier. How much earlier? As long as I have a week's notice so the filly can be weaned. I have a few questions, too, if you don't mind. Since she is so young, she will not be able to be tied during transport. Will she have her own stall on the trailer? I have been told that any foal under six months of age does not need a Coggins or Health Cert. Is that true? The seller has informed me that there is a large area at her house for pickup, but at my house at the drop off location, there is not much room to pull in or turn around. There is a small church parking lot down the road I could meet at and load her into my trailer, or, you could pull over in front of the house and I could just unload there and walk her to the field. Please let me know how I could handle this situation. Thank you very much! Shane Sweasy8/26/2009

Response: : I never tie horses. She will have an 8x9 box stall. She can lay down, walk around, free choice hay and water, rest stops every 3-4 hours and I always spoil them with treats. I am a certified farrier, raise and train horses. I would load around the 5th or 6th.8/26/2009

Response: : sorry, I forgot the rest of the info. All horses need coggins and health certificates unless they are still nursing. Loading and unloading won't be an issue. We can walk the baby to and from the trailer. I can usually get in and out of most drivways. We can look when I get there.8/26/2009