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Good to box...? Horse sale adverts.?
If a horse is 'good to box', does it mean he is happy to be stabled? I assumed this is what it meant and then my friend said its when you can load them into a trailer. But surely that would be 'good to load'? :S :)
Thanks
Im from the UK.
In sale adverts it usually says: 'good to box, shoe, clip...' etc
4 Answers
- fayeLv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
In the UK 'good to box' normaly means he loads and travels well in a lorry or trailer. you will have to ask the seller if it is the trailer or lorry or both.
- foxhunter1949Lv 71 decade ago
In the UK this would mean good to load in a horsebox - not necessarily into a trailer.
- 1 decade ago
Where are you from and what discipline is the horse? Whenever I hear that phrase in my world, it means that the horse is behaved in the roping box.. Not charging the barrier or anything like that.