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28/7/2010 at 8:15am
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I've often wondered about the physics of a single horse box trailer. They look very tall and narrow when following behind them, and most of the weight of a horse is high up. Does the fact that they stand on four legs, transfer all the weight to the floor of the trailer, but then again, if they leant against the side of the trailer, say when going round a corner, the weight would to my mind transfer upwards. ?? any one ??
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