Inside Leg Outside Rein Equine Transport LLC

08/29/2026

08/29/2026

Very useful information

08/28/2026

24/7 means 24/7
Call time 8:15 pm to go to OSU , arrival 10:58 pm.

08/21/2026

In the 1500s, Spanish explorers brought the predecessors of the paint horse breed to North America. These horses likely had Barb, Andalusian, and Arabian bloodlines and sported distinctive spotted and two-tone coloring. In fact, many experts believe explorer Hernando Cortes brought a particular sorrel-and-white stallion to North America from which the modern paint breed might be descended.

Many of these horses ended up roaming wild across the continent, catching the eyes of Native Americans. They adopted and bred the horses, admiring them for their coat patterns, strength, and friendly personalities. British colonists eventually introduced thoroughbreds to the gene pool, resulting in a sturdy working horse that was highly intelligent and steady on the trail. Some of these horses kept their spots while others were solid in color. Until 1940, paints shared a gene pool with quarter horses, at which time the American Quarter Horse Association formed and excluded horses with too much white (meaning all paints) from its registry. But the multicolored horses remained popular, and eventually, the American Paint Quarter Horse Association and the American Stock Horse Association formed. The two joined in 1965 to form today's American Paint Horse Association, which keeps the breed’s registry.

08/18/2026

The Holsteiner is a historic warmblood horse breed originating from the Schleswig-Holstein region of northern Germany. Dating back to the 13th century, it is considered the oldest warmblood breed. Renowned for their power, intelligence, and striking canter, Holsteiners excel globally in international show jumping, eventing, and dressage.

08/13/2026

We picked up our Brand New 2026 Featherlite trailer June 6th. We purchased it site unseen, and when we arrive for pick up one of the things that I was concerned with was the step up into the trailer.  We started out almost 30 years ago, hauling our personal horses in a step up trailer, so I was use to loading them without a ramp. 

Since we have rolled the dolly legs up on it . All but 2 out of 97 Horses, Donkeys have walked right in ( the other 2 just needed some additional help ). Knowing that they all Will load without a ramp was a big relief.

Proof positive in the Math .

That being said the first thing is Safety. (Always has and Always will be )
The safety of the animals and myself. The most dangerous part of hauling live animals is the loading and unloading .

With that in mind the decision was made to install a ramp . This will insure that in the Winter months horses aren’t stepping down into Ice and Snow . Or unloading with front shoes on Blacktop in the summer. Risking the possibility of sliding when they exit the trailer.

I want to give a Big Shout Out to Custom Cabs and Trailers in Jamestown Ohio . For years they have provided us with quality work and excellent service .They Hit a Home Run again !

Thanks Rodney and Staff

08/11/2026

Welcome to your Freshman Year 🎂🍎🐴. It was an incredible journey through the HEAVY Rain and Wind !
Wishing you all the Best of luck on your new adventure.

08/09/2026

The Friesian horse is a striking, fairytale-like breed originating from Friesland in the Netherlands. Known for their solid black coats, long flowing manes, feathered hooves, and high-stepping gaits, they typically stand 15.2 to 16+ hands high and are widely used for dressage, carriage driving, and film.