Alongside your choice of Edition, you also have many options available to customise your bespoke horsebox.

I can't take the anti-weave grill of either mainly because it's part of the door, and also because I fear he would jump out if I left him in there. The Morpheo is unique in offering a changeable horse area, something not offered by any other horse box on the market. The stall lengths can be adjusted so the horses can stand either with the breast bar and anti-weave grill, or these can be moved to let them stand in a stud stall. Depending on each horse’s preference, the stalls can be set up identically, or in a combination to suits each horse, ensuring a more comfortable and safe journey. As with our internal stable doors, our external range offers a comprehensive selection from which to choose. Top doors are fully boarded with an optional galvanised sheet lining for enhanced protection. They can incorporate steel grilles or anti-weave bars to further enhance your horses’ wellbeing while boxed. I have now started just walking him in and out of the stable to get him over the refusing to go in drama. I just don't know what to do next :frown:

Anti-weaver Infills - Suits S3935

I have recently got a stable for Kev, it's in an american barn style setting, with open bars round the three sides so can see out, a sliding door and an anti-weave grill (as is standard with all the inside stables). He has horses on either side. Loddon stable doors offer a stylish solution for both newly-built equestrian constructions and refurbishment of existing premises. New Loddon stables and barns are fitted with customary size doors as standard. Available in a variety of combinations, our standard size external stable doors may also be the perfect fit for your existing premises. Although he is a massive greedy guts (to the point that I will NOT treat him!), sadly when he gets himself worked up he completely ignores food :frown: it is sooooo frustrating! So my plan of giving him an irresistable sugary sweet likit totally failed.....it just got covered in shavings as he box walked in circles around it!

He wasn't hugely happy about loading when I took him to my yard, but did it after a fair few attempts....although I think he was more concerned about his travel boots than the trailer! Mine has the extra long top half of the ramp, so that the horse can get in and out a lot easier. If you are loading a big horse into the "sqaure" ramp ones I think it's really tight, and you might struggle with a big horse (see www.uniquecoachworks.com for pics of the ramp I mean). I recently bought a coachbuilt racemaster 3.5t that had a relatively low breast bar and no weave bars which my husband has now modified - it was a lot cheaper than buying one perfect to start with and meant we could the strongest /best in other ways (and I was really paranoid about safety). The other day I decided to try to get him used to it, so took him in, tied him up in the stable, left the door open and generally made a fuss of him. He calmed down with plenty bum scratches and started happily munching on his haynet, so I closed the door half over.....still fine. Then I closed the door completely.....not happy, but eventually settled a bit with plenty bum scratches. So then I went outside and closed the door....not happy and not settling.

Mesh Door Grids - 115cm X 74cm High

The 4-seater Morpheo combines the practical aspects of horse transport with luxury features that emulate travel in a first-class cabin. Features such as an integrated sound system, heated leather seats, mood lighting an even a champagne fridge all combine to create a truly exceptional travel experience. I have one with removable breast bar and double rear doors, so getting the horse out that way would be an option in the case or an emergency. That said, the breast bar is attached internally with antiluce fasteners, so you'd still have to get close to the horse to open the fasteners (unlike the new Ifor Williams type breastbars you can unscrew from the outside of the trailer).