horse trailer

American  

[hawrs trey-ler] / ˈhɔrs ˌtreɪ lər /

noun

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

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Etymology

Origin of horse trailer

First recorded in 1930–35

Example Sentences

"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

They didn’t know what it was like to step off a school bus and see a horse trailer waiting, a reminder of a long afternoon of chores that awaited him— moving water around the meadows or branding calves.

From Los Angeles Times

Among the vehicles that have struck the bridge are an army truck that became wedged underneath; a delivery van that crumpled, spilling eggs and potatoes across the roadway; a horse trailer; agricultural machinery; numerous campers; and many cars that drove under the bridge with bicycles strapped to the roof, only to emerge on the other side without them.

From New York Times

A horse trailer pulled out of the parking lot with little fanfare Tuesday, carrying a pony that was being taken in by a sanctuary.

From Los Angeles Times

She also recently bought a converted horse trailer to travel to music festivals to create more business.

From BBC