The search is on for horse trailers... wish me luck, I'm going to need it!?

3 looks to be in the best condition. Don't get a trailer because it's pretty, make sure the floor is all there*Some sellers will put mats over holes, jump on the flooring all around to make sure it's solid. Don't go for something with a lot of rust, it will only get worse. Dividers are good, they keep the horse in one spot and don't give much room for injury. I'm pretty sure horses would like open trailers, but they give the horse room to lay down if you don't tie, then it's trouble from there. I don't know about a horse who loves being trailered, I worked with a trainer for 10 years, and never found a horse who 'loved' trailering.