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Kelly offers these five tips to help your horse load on the trailer using the principles of Natural Horsemanship: 1  Donât make it about the trailer at first. Have the horse find the area around the trailer as a âsweet spotâ where they can relax. 2  Wait for your horse to be curious about the trailer.
The only thing for the horse to do is to walk right up your ramp, so the animal shouldnât step up or back the trailer up to a hill in order to have a level approach. Finally, it will be impossible for the horse to hit the leg on the trailer back. Some horse owners prefer to build the horse trailer ramps by themselves. First of all, measure the distance starting from the ground up to the trailer floor. 2  Measure the height and width of your trailer door. 3  As a result you will have the ramp width. 4  It should be narrower than the width of the trailer door in the width of a half an inch. 5  Get the proper ramp slope.