RRBar. Horse Transport

26/08/2026

Thankyou for the music ❤️🪩❤️

26/08/2026

Well today really was the end of an era as our trusty Ironhorse Prostock float drove out the gate with its new owner.
It served us well & we transported many lovely horses, alpacas, cows & donkeys in it.

20/06/2026

💥💥 💥NEWSFLASH 💥💥💥

After nearly 6 years of happily servicing our clients horse transport needs we are hanging up our halters.
The time has come to focus on our own horses & our health & well being.

We would like to take this opportunity to express our sincere gratitude to all of our valued clients from our humble beginnings to the business we have grown to become since we started back in 2020.

Thank you again to you all & we wish you all the very best with your horses.

11/05/2026

We have all been there at some point & its never easy but cherish the memories

10/05/2026

Wishing all the Mums out there a happy Mothers Day. We hope you are all having a nice, relaxing day doing whatever you want to be doing
🐴💐💚🍷🎁

04/05/2026

01/05/2026

Even New York is in on banning horse slaughter

NEW YORK BANS HORSE SLAUGHTER

New York has officially banned the slaughter of horses within the state — and made it illegal to sell or transport them for that purpose.

For years, thousands of horses have been shipped long distances across borders to slaughter facilities. This law cuts New York out of that system, closing off one route that fed into it.

It doesn’t end horse slaughter across the country, but it’s a clear move toward stronger protections — and a sign that attitudes are shifting.

Real change doesn’t happen all at once. It happens like this.

Do you think this should be nationwide?

01/05/2026

Such great news for all animals

Great Britain has officially banned the live export of farm animals for slaughter and fattening—becoming the first jurisdiction in Europe to take this step.

The law applies across England, Scotland, and Wales, marking a major shift in how animal welfare is handled at a national level. Northern Ireland is not included due to its separate trade arrangements, and there are still exemptions for animals exported for breeding, as well as for poultry. These are built into the legislation, not oversights.

At the heart of the decision is a long-standing welfare concern.

For decades, veterinary experts and animal welfare organisations have documented the harsh realities of long-distance transport. Animals can face extreme temperatures, dehydration, exhaustion, and injury during journeys that stretch far beyond UK borders. Once they leave Great Britain, the welfare protections they had at home no longer apply.

Brexit played a key role in making this possible. Under previous EU trade rules, the UK could not impose a ban like this on its own. The post-Brexit regulatory landscape created the legal freedom to act.

While the European Union still allows live exports between member states and to other countries, pressure for reform has been growing. By moving first, Great Britain has set a benchmark—one that may increase scrutiny on other governments to follow.

It’s a significant moment in the wider conversation about how animals are treated, and where responsibility truly ends.

01/05/2026

Rudd's Horse Transport / Clein's Horse Transport - will be at Nutrien Horse Sale this weekend

25/04/2026

Lest we forget 🌺

Today we pause to remember the courage, sacrifice, and resilience of those who served — and those who never made it home.

We honour their legacy, and we stand in gratitude for the freedoms we enjoy because of them.

To those who continue to serve, thank you.

We will remember them. ❤️