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Horseboxes & Trailers for sale in Nottingham (Expired)

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Here at Horsemart we have a huge selection of new and used Horseboxes for sale, as well as Horse Trailers and accessories. Our community is constantly looking to sell horseboxes from leading manufacturers such as Renault, Equi-Trek and Iveco. Looking for a 3.5 tonne horsebox, or perhaps something bigger? Browse our stock to find your perfect horsebox today!

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Advice On Buying A Horse Sight Unseen – 6 Points For Success

Advice On Buying A Horse Sight Unseen – 6 Points For Success

Whether you should buy a horse unseen is a controversial topic that is often raised in equestrian discussion groups and is one that usually produces strong opinions either way. What with the current changes to the world and the restrictions in place ...

By Mary Bannister

Citroen Relay 3.5T Stallion Select Pro Horsebox

Citroen Relay 3.5T Stallion Select Pro Horsebox

Category Horseboxes

Make CITROEN

Number of Stalls 2

Tonnage Up to 3.5 tonnes

Citroen Relay 3. 5T Stallion Select Pro Horsebox 63 Reg, 2. 2L diesel, 1060 kg certificated Payload, 123, 000 miles, coach built in February 2022. Comes with a full year's MOT. Long wheel base ...

£ 23,995ONO

Safe Storage of Your Horsebox or Trailer

Safe Storage of Your Horsebox or Trailer

Owning a horsebox or trailer can be a huge advantage if you need to transport your horse regularly, be it to events, lessons or just to meet friends for rides. Not to mention if you need to transport your horse urgently. So, it’s important that...

By Cheryl Johns - Livery List

The 3.5 Tonne Horsebox: A Buyer's Guide

The 3.5 Tonne Horsebox: A Buyer's Guide

We’ve had more people than ever buying and selling 3.5 tonne horseboxes on Horsemart.co.uk. We’ve taken a look at some of the best on the market, and answered some of the most popular questions. It’s unsurprising that th...

By Team Horsemart

Grass And Horses - The Long & Short Of It

Grass And Horses - The Long & Short Of It

Before domestication, horses could be considered browsers rather than grazers. They would cover large distances daily, consuming a variety of forages as they travelled. These forages would have been nutritionally poor but varied, being a mix of grass...

By Jennifer Little BSc Hons MSc RNutr PgCert - Equinutrition