Horse sense.

The transportation of horses requires particular care. Emma Stamper says new legislation laying down set standards will help transporters, insurers and animals alike.

Unlike most cargos, horses are living, breathing creatures. They face
the possibility of injury and even death during transportation, making
risk management essential.


The equine market is generally split into two sections: thoroughbred and
non-thoroughbred. Improved transport methods, shorter journey times and
better veterinary facilities mean that race horses can now compete across
Europe and further afield, while shuttle stallions have doubled their
earnings, serving mares around the globe. Non

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