Description
Four Horses, a Big Dressing Room and No Gooseneck Required
Stepping up to four horses usually means stepping up to a gooseneck, a different truck and a different insurance conversation. This 2000 Sooner offers a way around that. It measures 8 ft. wide by 7 ft. tall with 22 ft. on the floor and hauls four head on a bumper pull hitch, which keeps it towable by a properly rated truck without surrendering the bed. It presents very clean for a trailer of this age, and it is equipped far beyond what a four-horse bumper pull usually carries.
A Dressing Room Built for Real Trips
The extra-large dressing room is the standout. It is insulated at the roof and vented, which makes a genuine difference on a hot showground afternoon, and the fittings on it are the ones that get used daily: a jack that runs on electric, a combination lock securing the tack door, and a walk-through into the horse area so nobody has to circle the trailer in the dark. Down the flank, a full-length awning and an escape door fitted with a slider window turn that side of the trailer into shade you can genuinely sit under, and an extended tongue plus Alcoa wheels on good tires keep the towing manners steady.
Inside the Horse Area
The horse compartment has a poured-in rubber floor, which is a meaningful upgrade over loose mats because there are no seams for urine to work through to the deck below. A stud divider, padded stalls, roof vents and feed bags handle the day-to-day, three drops with safety bars and bus windows on the hip side bring in air and light, and interior and load lights cover early starts. A collapsible rear tack carries a 4-tier saddle tree, bridle hooks and a brush tray, and it folds out of the way when you need the full width.
Specifications
- Year 2000, Sooner, four horse bumper pull
- 8 ft. wide x 7 ft. tall x 22 ft. on the floor
- Extended tongue, electric jack
- Extra-large insulated dressing room with roof vent
- Combo lock on the tack door, walk-through door to the horse area
- Escape door with slider window, full-length awning
- Three drops with safety bars
- Alcoa wheels on good tires
- Hay rack with two water tanks
- Poured-in rubber floor, stud divider, padded stalls, roof vents, feed bags
- Bus windows on the hip side, interior and load lights
- Collapsible rear tack with 4-tier saddle tree, bridle hooks and brush tray
- Includes ten 6 ft. aluminum panels
On a trailer of this vintage the floor is the first thing to assess, followed by the tires by date code rather than tread, the brake magnets and the wiring. Ask your own mechanic or a trailer shop to put it on a lift once it arrives. On the towing side, a loaded four horse bumper pull is a substantial weight on a receiver hitch, so check your truck’s tongue weight rating as well as its towing figure, and make sure the brake controller is set for the load. The ten aluminum panels that come with it are a real bonus for anyone who camps or shows and would otherwise be hauling a corral separately.
Atlas covers the freight on this Sooner to anywhere in the Lower 48; Puerto Rico is a flat $550. Payment is taken by direct bank transfer and the trailer usually reaches you 4 to 10 days after that settles. More options are listed under Four Horse Trailers, and you can message us for a delivered quote to your barn address.
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