If Carlsberg made horseboxes… [PICTURES]
Forget boats, sports cars and glamorous pads, we want one of these luxury horseboxes…
1. The showstopper
This horsebox is bound to impress, both inside and out and has an interior that would rival an elegant yacht. Perhaps a little large to fit in a stocking.
The Emperor from Sovereign Horseboxes has the option of multiple slide-outs on both sides of the living, the bathroom and the roof.
Its interior features leathers fittings, hand-finished wood and polished granite — all adding to the wow-factor.
More information on Sovereign Horseboxes
2. All the comforts
This horsebox has it all, making travelling a pleasure for both equine and human.
Empire’s Ultimate horsebox partitions can be designed in high-grade stainless steel and the horse area is padded with air conditioning units, and electrically operated skylights.
Never miss out on the latest happenings in the equestrian world
The horsebox has lift up windows for greater ventilation on hot days…
…And handmade lockers as well as an external freezer.
The living accommodation includes radiators, clocks, a sunken cupboard and custom-made cabinets, flooring and upholstery.
And for warm summer days there is even a slide-out gas barbecue.
More information: www.empirecoachbuilders.com
3. Ultimate luxury
Eye-catching is an understatement for this classy horsebox.
The Bespoke Predator from Lehel by Alexanders Horseboxes has every feature you could dream up.
The interior provides top comfort for your horse.
From airy spaces…
…to a walk in luxury living area that beats most sitting rooms.
And the plush bathroom wouldn’t look out of place in a luxury hotel.
More information on this horsebox: www.lehelhorseboxes.co.uk
4. Travel like a star
Ever wanted to know how the likes of Geoff Billington, Nick Skelton and Ben Maher travel their horses?
Quigley Horseboxes has made bespoke designs for many equestrian stars, including Robert Whitaker, Shane Breen and Laura Kraut.
Pictured below is Laura’s Kraut’s horsebox.
The box includes a handy pop-out living space and hydraulic tack locker…
And room for seven horses to travel in style.
More information: www.quigleyhorseboxes.com
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If you thought your horse was living the lap of luxury — think again. Merricks Stables in Australia seems to
5. Classic style
Who doesn’t dream of owning an Oakley box?
Their Supremacy horsebox is an enviable addition to any yard.
This pictured model features a high gloss finish walnut wood furniture and wall panels with pearl kitchen units and pearl leather upholstery.
The ample kitchen boasts a ceramic four-ring gas hob, stainless steel combination microwave/grill/oven, large refrigerator with separate freezer and twin dishwasher drawers.
To keep you snug there is continuous hot water and thermostatically controlled heating with chrome radiators to living, hallway and bathroom.
And if your in need of some entertainment the box features a 42” television, Sky satellite system, surround-sound and sub woofer speaker.
Horses are kept comfortable in rear facing stalls with four polished stainless steel adjustable padded partitions.
More information: www.oakleyhorseboxes.co.uk
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