jacisa45 - 2015-04-13 3:44 AM

You and your companion need to assess when and why horse is kicking. Is it right when you load up, begin the truck.When you make sense of that, you can begin helping the stallion.May be horse has some problem. You should also probably talk to your friend about helping you pay for the cost of repairing the trailer. You should at least be charging for gas until her horse is more pleasant to trailer!

ropenrun - 2015-04-07 12:21 AM

It would be nice if she offered to help pay for the deductible that is for sure.  But let's turn it around and if you all were involved in a wreck (and you were at fault) and the friend's horse was badly injured or even killed would you be willing to pay all the vet bills or pay your friend the value of the horse?  Even if it was a $75,000 horse?  I know my truck and trailer insurance does not cover what I am hauling.  This is not particularly addressed to the OP but to everyone saying she needs to pay for the damages no matter what.  Not meaning to steal the thread but this made me very curious.