Transport

Say where the horse is going. Let haulers bid.

Instead of ringing round six numbers off a Facebook group, post the trip once. Haulers who cover that route send you a price, and you pick.

For horse owners

How a trip gets booked

  1. Post the trip

    Where from, where to, how many horses, and roughly when. Say if the horse loads badly or needs a box stall — haulers would rather know now.

  2. Quotes come in

    Haulers who run that route send a price and a date. You see what each one says about their rig and how they handle the trip.

  3. You choose

    Accept the one you want. The others are told it is taken so nobody is left waiting on you.

  4. You talk directly

    Once a quote is accepted you and the hauler have a conversation on Lope On to sort out the details.

For haulers

Work that comes to you

  • One board, all the trips

    See everything posted that you could pick up, with the detail you need to price it properly.

  • Say where you run

    List the states you cover and the routes you do regularly, so you are not sifting through work three states away.

  • Show your rig

    Trailer type, capacity, box stalls, cameras, layovers. The things owners actually ask about.

  • Quote in a minute

    Price, date, and a note. No back and forth just to find out what the trip is.

  • Show your authority and insurance

    Add your USDOT or MC number and proof of insurance. Owners can see you have them.

  • Nothing is taken on trust

    A hauler badge says what document we looked at and when. It is not a promise that the cover is still in force.

Lope On is not the carrier

We introduce you to haulers. The haulage contract is between you and them, we do not take payment for the trip, and we do not monitor whether anyone’s insurance is still current. Ask to see the certificate before your horse gets on the trailer, and read trust and safety first.

Questions

About transport

What does it cost to post a trip?

Nothing. Posting a trip and receiving quotes is free.

Do I pay the hauler through Lope On?

No. Payment is arranged directly with the hauler. Lope On does not process payments for transport.

How do I know a hauler is insured?

Ask them for the certificate and check it is current. A hauler badge on Lope On means somebody here looked at a document on a particular date — it is a starting point, not a guarantee.

Can I cancel a trip I posted?

Yes, from your transport page. Anyone who quoted is told, which is more than most people get.

Something went wrong with a haul.

Report it. It will not undo the trip, but it does mean somebody looks at that hauler.

Get your horse where it needs to go

Post the trip once and let the people who drive that route come to you.