horse trailer

[ hawrs trey-ler ]

noun

1. a trailer or van used to transport a horse or horses.

Word History and Origins

Origin of horse trailer¹

First recorded in 1930–35

Example Sentences

Tornado 4 wreaks havoc on a rodeo and sends a horse trailer flying through the air ... real or CG?

From Los Angeles Times

“I had a white car and it stayed white. I had a white horse trailer and it stayed white. Then about five years ago, everything started looking grungy,” Butler said.

From Seattle Times

“He said, ‘I’m on the horse and you’re driving the horse trailer.’

From Seattle Times

I slept in the horse trailer with her alongside in a wire corral at night, fed her hay from the back of my old truck and water from plastic jerricans, and each day we set off in a new direction: out five to seven miles, over half a mile, then back, pile to pile, trying to learn more about these ancient people, what the art said, meant....

From Literature

"There's something really ironic and hilarious that I got the news about the indictment while I was sitting on a horse named Redemption," she said, adding that she used some of the $130,000 hush money payment to buy a horse trailer.

From Salon