Trans-atlantic Horse Transport

[*nutty*lover*]

I'm heading to university in the US next year, to a college with a fantastic varsity equestrian programme and facilities. It is possible for students to bring their horse with them, which is something I imagine myself looking during my first year and maybe doing for my second year. I just can't bear to part with him for good, having only had him for 18 months - he's perfect!

Does anyone know anything about taking a horse across the Atlantic? Rough price guide? Also how traumatic is it for the horse, how long does it take them to recover etc. Any advice greatly appreciated!

 

[perfect11s]

I'm heading to university in the US next year, to a college with a fantastic varsity equestrian programme and facilities. It is possible for students to bring their horse with them, which is something I imagine myself looking during my first year and maybe doing for my second year. I just can't bear to part with him for good, having only had him for 18 months - he's perfect!

Does anyone know anything about taking a horse across the Atlantic? Rough price guide? Also how traumatic is it for the horse, how long does it take them to recover etc. Any advice greatly appreciated!

check out www.nedpoint.com they do import/ export
the other people are John parker horse transport I know people who have used both and were very pleased.. equine studys are streets ahead of ours in the us... good luck...

 

[yeeharider]

got a quote last year from International Racehorse Transport to take a horse from yorkshire,60 days quarentine in newmarket then fling to arizona then 2 days quar on arrival and transport to final destination £3000 I dare say with fuel prices etc could have gone up