Thank You. Half Million Visitors.

We give horses a ride.

(Louisville, Ky.) - Equine Motorcoach™ debuted its new transport and horse trailer product line at the Kentucky Rolex Three Day Event and the Kentucky Reining Cup recently. Over a
half million visitors viewed the actual products at the event, on the website and Facebook.
"It is so rewarding to know that our work is paying off and that we hit the sweet spot for what horse enthusiasts and athletes are looking for," said Tom Stinnett, designer and co-owner for Equine Motorcoach. "Our national sales manager, Ben Yates, staffed the show with me. He is now very busy responding to all of the order requests both from the event and online."

The transport company is no stranger to horse shows and events. Since debuting the prototype in December 2007, the transports has criss crossed the United States. "Sales have been good over the past few years," said Stinnett. "We reinvested our revenue to continue to improve our product and create what we heard those thousands of people tell they wanted. This new line has certainly created some excitement."

   

Full size kitchen and living accommodations.

Tom Stinnett getting ready to drive the Equine Motorcoach and Equine Carriage.

 

The Equine Carriage trailer transports three horses, your car and all of your supplies.

The Equine Motorcoach 4-horse ready to load.

About Equine Motorcoach 

Equine Motorcoach is the one of a kind all-in-one RV and horse transport company. The all-in-one RV and horse transport features two, three, four, five and six-horse configurations with fully loaded amenities on the interior and exterior. It is built on a Freightliner Cascadia 525 hp Cummins engine with an Ultrashift transmission that has the capacity to tow up to 30,000 pounds. The interior has a spacious full bath, complete kitchen and multiple sleeping accommodations. The horse transport area has air ride suspension and a slant load configuration to provide our horses with the best possible ride.

The Equine RV is a Class A motorhome built on a Freightliner  M2 112 450hp Detroit DD13 engine with an Allison automatic transmission that has the capacity to tow up to 30,000 pounds.. The interior has a spacious full bath, full size residential refrigerator, and can sleep up to seven people.

The Equine Carriage™ ST is part of the tow vehicle and transport line that the company is growing. The tow vehicle is built on a Freightliner M2 106 350 HP Cummins with an Allison automatic
transmission. The interior features a full shower, bath and kitchen area along with ample living and a high-end entertainment system.

For more information, visit equinemotorcoach.com or contact Ben Yates via email or (502) 612-1113.

How big can you tow?

Headed to the Pony Finals and More Events at the Kentucky Horse Park.

(Louisville, Ky.) - Equine Motorcoach™ and Equine Carriage ST are headed to the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Kentucky for three weeks to participate in several top hunter/jumper events. 

The Horse Park is home to the USEF Pony Finals, August 6 – 11, 2013; Bluegrass Festival Horse Show, August 14 – 18, 2013, AA Rated; and KHJA Horse Show, August 21 – 25, 2013, AA Rated.

The all in one RV and horse transport was recently featured on the Discovery Channel's Epic RV series and was widely viewed by an audiences throughout the United States. The horse transport  and RV manufacturing company also attended the FEI Junior and Young Riders Championships at the Horse Park in July.

Equine Motorcoach pictured with tandem tow dolly.

"We'll be set up and ready to show the transports and have units for sale on site," Tom Stinnett, Equine Motorcoach principal. "Our partner, Julie Calzone, is attending the Pony Finals and will be at the transports for sales and orders."

Equine Motorcoach also manufactures a tow vehicle, Equine Carriage ST, that is titled as an RV. "This unit is perfect for horse enthusiasts who love their living quarter horse trailers," said Stinnett. "It adds living accommodations at the horse shows and gives families and trainers a chance to travel in comfort while transporting their horses."

Equine Carriage ST tow transport (kitchen and living pictured below).

For more information or sales contact Julie Calzone at (337) 781-8572.

Media Information
Media inquiries, credentials and interviews
Ken Braddick

Tel: 561.793.3684

kbraddick@equestriansport.com
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FTI WINTER EQUESTRIAN FESTIVAL SATURDAY NIGHT $600,000 FTI FINALE PAY OUTS

PALM BEACH INTERNATIONAL EQUESTRIAN CENTER
SATURDAY NIGHT, MAR. 21

$400,000 FTI FINALE GRAND PRIX
$200,000 FTI RIDER CHALLENGE

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

OPENING CEREMONIES - SALUTE TO 2008 OLYMPIANS

7:00 p.m. - Pipe Band Marches Around International Arena

7:10 p.m. - 2008 Olympic team gold medal riders, Canadian team silver medal riders, and riders from Great Britain, Russia and Venezuela who participated in the 2008 Games driven around International Arena in four convertible autos in Salute to 2008 Olympians

7:13 p.m. - Winner of Braman Motorcars WEF Challenge Cup Series presented with keys to BMW 323i Convertible

7:26 p.m. - Rodeo queen with Stars and Stripes leads parade of cars, stilt walkers and clowns in International Arena

7:28 p.m. - National Anthem

7:30 p.m. - First horse on course

9:30 p.m. (approx.) - Awards:

$400,000 FTI Finale Grand Prix
$200,000 FTI Rider Challenge

Media parking passes are available at the PBIEC media center

For more information, please call Ken Braddick 561.214.2672 or email kbraddick@equestriansport.com


DIRECTIONS: From the Florida Turnpike south, take Exit #93, Lake Worth Blvd., and travel west, crossing over US 441. Travel five miles to South Shore Blvd., turn right on South Shore and proceed one mile to Pierson Road, then turn left at the light. Spectator Entrance is first left, Equestrian Club Road.

From Interstate I-95, take Exit #49. Travel west on Forest Hills Blvd. 11 miles to South Shore Blvd. Turn left on

On Display At Oklahoma State Fairgrounds for Grand National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show

(Oklahoma, Ok.) - The unique all-in-one motorized luxury RV and horse transport, Equine Motorcoach, is on display this weekend at the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds for the Grand National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show, today through the October 11, 2008, in Oklahoma City.

A registered Morgan is the result of breeding two registered Morgan horses. All Morgans today trace to the stallion Justin Morgan, foaled in 1789, who was originally known by the name "Figure". The registry for Morgans was founded in 1909. Prior to that time, Morgans identified by Colonel Joseph Battell as descendants of Justin Morgan were considered Morgan horses.

The breed was formed from European horses brought in with colonists, and the Morgans set themselves apart with unique characteristics from their ancestors. Justin Morgan was, in fact, a genetic "sport" in that he did not resemble his sire or dam in obvious ways. He passed these characteristics on to his offspring, forming a distinct type or breed of horse unique to America. Justin Morgan sired many foals, but the most important ones are his three sons, Sherman, Bulrush, & Woodbury. Every Morgan today traces back to him through one of these stallions.

As of August 20, 2007, there were approximately 107,950 living registered Morgans. Morgans excel in virtually all disciplines. They are one of the premier carriage horses in the world, and are used for combined driving, competitive trail, and endurance riding, eventing, working western events, dressage, all show ring disciplines, and as an excellent friend and companion whether in the backyard or on the trail.

Billed as "The New Breed Of Luxury", Equine Motorcoach is designated as the official horse transport vehicle of the United States Equestrian Federation. The horse transport area accommodates up to six horses comfortably, while providing an air-ride to ensure that the horses are ready to compete as soon as they arrive at a horse show.

We're at the Reichert Celebration in Tulsa, OK.

Everywhere we went, people told us we needed to be at the Reichert Celebration. So it should come as no surprise that we are already there. The event runs through August 17.

Bob Wiegand who sells the Coach is such an all around guy that he drives the Coach (sometimes with his family), polishes it up and shows it like no one else can. He knows every nook and cranny of that Coach.

Every time we ask him, "how's it going?", he tells us people start coming to the Coach even before he can get it set up. Today, I asked him where he was at the event so I could direct the media to it, and he said "just ask anyone on the grounds." He had gotten there the day before and already had attracted at crowd.

The Reichert Celebration is an extraganza of horses: paint horses, barrel horses, quarter horses, halter horses and more than we can list. So click here to download the schedule: Reichert schedule.

Have you really taken a look at how your horses are being transported these days? Have you ever been in your horse trailer while it goes down the road? Try it. You'll be surprised at how bumpy, noisy and how much movement is going on while you are sitting in your nice truck.

Not only does all of that wear the horse out before the show, it is stressful. We've heard a lot lately about research that says the American version of the slant load makes a horse dizzy from the motion of the scenery.

The Equine Motorcoach is an air-ride, quiet and a European slant-load - the major visual motion is behind the horse. When people spend so much money on a horse, it's hard to believe they would skimp on the type of ride they give their horses to the show. If you can't get an Equine Motorcoach, take another look at your transport and find a way to give your horse a good ride. Make sure the only work your horse has to do is at the show and not on the way to the show.

Air Ride. No Other Transport Can Match It.

Let's face it, one of the main reasons anyone would want to buy an Equine Motorcoach is for the ride and accommodations for the horses. We talk a lot about the luxury of the RV portion, but it's really the luxury of the horse transport area that set's us apart.

We know we're making an impression when we start seeing other horse transport companies starting to promote an air ride for the horses.

The beauty of our Coach is the front and rear air ride that was uniquely designed for our truck by Volvo Trucks North America. You just can't get it anywhere else.

As one person who toured the Coach recently said, "I just knew there was a way to do this!" Equine Motorcoach is the only one that can. Call 502.664.7108 if you want to get on the list to buy one.