2010 Trail-et Horse Trailers
New Yorker Eventor Model
Clearly our best-selling model for trail-riders and show alike!
The New Yorker has everything you need for out on the road. A rear loading ramp with large, padded stalls with lots of head room. The dressing room in the nose is perfect to haul your saddles and tack, along with show clothes and first aide kits, and anything else you may need out on the road.
With a body length of only 16' 1", the New Yorker Eventor Model allows for excellent maneuverability, with accessibility to your horses from the rear of the trailer and at the head from the walk-thru doors on both sides. The New Yorker Eventor model is bigger for the larger breeds (see below).
New Yorker Eventor-2 Horse Bumper Pull-Walk Thru w/Dressing Room
MSRP: $15,910.00 w/ our options
Our Price: $12,995.00
New Yorker Eventor
MSRP New Yorker Eventor: $15,910.00 w/options
View Standard Features & Options (below)
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STANDARD Trail-et Features | |
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Galvanized Steel Frames |
Dipped in ZINC which is an excellent rusk inhibitor |
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Insulated Side Walls |
1" thick foam keeps your horses cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. It also helps to block out road noises to provide a quieter, more stress-free enironment for your horses. |
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Pressure-Treated Wood Floors |
Pressure-treated Wood is installed "green" to allow n atural spaces for drainage when the wood dries. Acid washing is not necessary as the pressure-treated wood is not affected by uric acids. The wood also provides a sound barrier from the road noises and a solid feel for your horse's hooves. |
| Fiberglass Roof |
A one-piece leak-free fiberglass roof is featured on all Trail-et trailers. The fiberglass roof does not transmit sounds, heat, or cold, creating a more comfortable environment for your horses. |
| Our added OPTIONS for the New Yorker Models | |
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| Window Package |
Two 24 x 20 sliders with bar guards-Storm Doors |
| Bulk Head Windows |
Double Slide 20 x 51-For increased visibility. |
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Tubed Head Divider |
Increase ventilation and visibility; allow "insecure" horses to see eachother while in transit. |
