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- Tire Gauge.
- Set of Jumper Cables in Good Condition.
- Strong Flashlight (rechargeable via 12v or with spare batteries)
- Paper Maps or Atlas (in case the internet is unavailable)
- Emergency blankets (especially if traveling in cold weather)
- Jumper cables
- Lug wrench and Key for Special Lugs
- Tow Chain or Strong Towing Strap
- Flares and Reflective Warning Triangles
- Quick Fix Tire Repair Foam.
- Several Quarts of Engine Oil
- Funnel for Replacing Fluids
- Spare fuses
- Tool Kit Including Electrical Supplies (include Wire Cutter, Zip Ties, )
- Tie Down Straps
- Extra cash and credit card
- Checkbook and Spare Credit Cards
- Chapstick, Vaseline, Visine, Pepto Bismol, Antacids.
- Water and Snacks.
- Kleenex
- Wet wipes
- Satellite Phone and or VHF or CB Radio.
- Knife
- First Aid Kit Including Aspirin
- Work gloves
- Emergency instructions stored in plain sight (in case you’re in an accident and incapacitated, rescue workers will know who to call and/or how to care for your animals)
- Registration for truck and trailer
- Proof of insurance for truck and trailer
- Written List of Important Phone Numbers (e.g. vet, trainer, vet/barn at destination)
- Printed Map of your Route
- Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (health certificates and vaccine documentation)
- Horse registration
- Copy of Show Test or Pattern
- Copy of Show Class List and Schedule
- Show Rule Book and Requirements
- Membership cards
- Equestrian Insurance Card
- Horse Insurance Paperwork
- Map of the Destination Trail System
- List of Trailer Parking Friendly Gas Stations, Hotels, or Rest Stops Along Your Route
- Horse Care Routine (lets others know how to care for your horses should you become unable to care for them)
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