Travel Mirrors?

clipclop

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Reading the post below regarding stable mirrors has reminded me to ask you guys a question?

I read recently that mirrors whilst travelling are very useful for a variety of problems.

Has anyone here got mirrors installed inside their trailers/boxes?

What I have in mind is,,,,If the stable mirror stops a horse get anxious within a stable will it help a horse who gets anxious at shows whilst standing in a trailer on his own? I am sure it can not hurt to try it out but am interested in anyone's experiences?

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Well I was considering above the jockey door so he thinks he has a neighbour?

It might mean I cover up the side window but we all know looking out the side window makes us travel sick
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BTW my trailer is an Ifor Williams in case you are trying to visualise it.
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While I have been researching stable mirrors, a lot of the sites also sell travel mirrors to reduce the anxiety, it's definately worth a try if your horse gets anxious in the lorry/trailer
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He gets most anxious about being on his own. He is fine once I am riding him but he is a fuss arse whilst waiting around etc.
As you say it is most certainly worth a try
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<font color="red"> I HAVE ONE IN MY TRAILER </font> (as well as in my stable)

I said this in the stable mirror thread.

I put one on the jockey door, and all I can say is since he had it he shouts less. He used to shout a bit as we went along.
I know he travels well in that he is stable and eats all the time as I also have CCTV in it.

I did if because I felt it was better for him to feel as comfortable as possible and poiss think he had a companion with him.

I actually bought acrylic mirrors and the one on the door is one of them cut in half and kept in place with duct tape.Also useful for me at shows as I can check my own appearance.
 

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I have two in my stable and one in my lorry!!! My mare has stopped stamping when left on her own, since I put the mirror in the lorry. Mine just sits in the luton.
 

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Wow, thanks for that!
I think you have confirmed that I do need a mirror.
Bugger, I think it is a bit late to add it to my Christmas list
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