The 2014 Platinum 4 Horse Slant bumper pull is a well-equipped, easy-to-tow horse trailer with a walk-in front dressing room, a sealed rear tack, three mangers with access doors, WERM flooring and fully rubber-lined walls. Measuring 8′ wide, 18′ long and 7′ tall, this Platinum 4 Horse Slant gives you room for four horses in a bumper pull package, along with a hay pod and an electric jack for easy setup.

If you want a four-horse trailer that you can tow with a standard receiver hitch, without needing a gooseneck setup, this one is worth a close look. Below is a complete breakdown of the horse area, dressing room, rear tack and benefits, plus answers to common buyer questions. Our team is happy to provide extra photos or a video walk-through if you are shopping from a distance.

Platinum 4 Horse Slant Overview

Platinum Coach is known for well-built horse trailers, and this 2014 Platinum 4 Horse Slant bumper pull is designed with both horses and riders in mind. The horse area carries four horses in a slant load layout with padded dividers, a stud stall at the first divider, WERM flooring, fully rubber-lined walls and four roof vents.

Up front, a walk-in dressing room has rubber mats on the floor and a carpeted bulkhead wall. At the back, a sealed rear tack with a door hinged on the right offers four saddle racks, four blanket bars, bridle hooks and a brush tray, with fully carpeted walls and door. A hay pod on the roof, an electric jack and a spare tire make this trailer ready for weekend trips and long days at the arena.

Because it is a bumper pull, the Platinum 4 Horse Slant connects to a standard receiver hitch, leaving your truck bed open for feed, hay and gear. Always confirm your truck and hitch are rated for the loaded weight.

Who This Trailer Is Built For

• Riders hauling up to four horses who prefer a bumper pull
• Families with several horses who ride together
• Trail riders and team ropers heading to weekend events
• Lesson barns and boarding operations moving multiple horses
• Buyers who want their truck bed free for hay and gear

Horse Area of the Platinum 4 Horse Slant

The horse area is designed to keep four horses safe, comfortable and calm on the road.

Slant Load Layout

A slant load lets horses ride at an angle, which many horses find more comfortable for balancing during travel. It also fits four horses into an 18′ trailer, keeping the overall length manageable.

Padded Dividers and Stud Stall

Padded dividers help cushion horses during stops and turns. A stud stall at the first divider provides extra separation when you are hauling a stallion or a horse that needs its own space.

Three Mangers with Access Doors

Three mangers, each with its own access door, give horses a place to eat hay during the trip. Access doors let you fill the mangers from outside, which is safer and faster than walking into the stalls.

WERM Flooring and Rubber-Lined Walls

WERM flooring is a seamless, rubberized floor that provides solid, cushioned footing and is easy to clean. Fully rubber-lined walls protect horses’ legs and give the interior a durable, cushioned surface.

Ventilation and Windows

• Drop-down windows on the street side
• Drop-down windows on the curbside
• Drop-down window in the rear horse door
• Four roof vents

Drop-down windows on both sides, a window in the rear door and four roof vents give the Platinum 4 Horse Slant excellent airflow, helping keep horses cool and comfortable on long hauls.

Escape Door and Lighting

An escape door at the first stall gives you a safe exit after tying a horse. Interior dome lights and exterior load lights make loading and unloading safer after dark.

Walk-In Front Dressing Room

The walk-in front dressing room gives you a convenient space to change clothes and store gear. Rubber mats on the floor make it easy to clean and provide good footing, and a carpeted bulkhead wall adds a finished look. With a walk-in design, you can step right in without climbing, which is especially handy when carrying saddles or supplies.

Sealed Rear Tack

The sealed rear tack in the Platinum 4 Horse Slant is one of its most useful features. A sealed tack room helps keep dust, dirt and moisture away from your saddles and gear.

• Door hinged on the right
• Fully carpeted walls and door
• 4 saddle racks
• 4 blanket bars
• Bridle hooks
• Brush tray

With four saddle racks and four blanket bars, you have a place for gear for every horse in the trailer.

Exterior and Convenience Features

• Hay pod for carrying hay on the roof
• Electric jack for easy hitching and unhitching
• Spare tire for peace of mind on long trips
• Exterior load lights for safer loading at night

An electric jack is a big convenience on a bumper pull, saving time and effort every time you hitch up, and the hay pod frees up room inside the trailer.

Benefits of Owning a Platinum 4 Horse Slant

1. Four horses, bumper pull. Room for four without needing a gooseneck hitch.
2. Two storage areas. A walk-in front dressing room and a sealed rear tack.
3. Horse-friendly design. WERM flooring, rubber-lined walls, padded dividers and mangers.
4. Great ventilation. Drop-down windows on both sides, a rear door window and four roof vents.
5. Easy setup. An electric jack and hay pod.
6. Safety. Escape door, stud stall and good interior and exterior lighting.

Bumper Pull vs. Gooseneck

Choosing a hitch type is one of the first decisions horse trailer buyers make. Here is how the Platinum 4 Horse Slant bumper pull compares:

• Truck setup: A bumper pull uses a standard receiver hitch, so you do not need a gooseneck ball installed in your truck bed.
• Truck bed: Your bed stays free for hay, feed and gear.
• Cost: Bumper pull trailers are often more affordable than comparable goosenecks.
• Storage: A bumper pull is often easier to park and store at home.
• Towing: Goosenecks can feel more stable with heavy loads, so a properly rated hitch, weight distribution and a well-matched truck are important for any four-horse bumper pull.

For riders who want flexibility in their truck and hitch setup, the Platinum 4 Horse Slant is a practical choice.

Why a Sealed Rear Tack Matters

Many bumper pull trailers use a collapsible rear tack that folds out of the way. The Platinum 4 Horse Slant instead has a sealed rear tack with its own door. That means:

• Saddles and blankets stay cleaner, with less dust and road grime.
• Your gear is better protected from rain and moisture.
• You can access tack without opening the horse area.
• Carpeted walls and door help protect leather from scratches.

For riders who care about keeping expensive tack in great shape, a sealed rear tack is a valuable feature.

A Day on the Trail with the Platinum 4 Horse Slant

Picture loading up on a Saturday morning for a trail ride with friends. Saddles and blankets are already on the racks in the sealed rear tack, hay is in the pod and the mangers are full. You load four horses, latch the escape door and head out.

At the trailhead, the electric jack makes unhitching quick if you need to. You grab boots and gear from the walk-in dressing room, tack up and ride. Afterward, horses load back into a trailer that stays comfortable thanks to the roof vents, drop-down windows and rubber-lined walls. That is the kind of easy, enjoyable day the Platinum 4 Horse Slant is built for.

Keeping Horses Comfortable

Heat and road vibration can tire horses on long trips. The Platinum 4 Horse Slant helps in several ways. Four roof vents and drop-down windows on both sides let you create a cross breeze, while the window in the rear horse door adds airflow at the back. WERM flooring cushions each step, and padded dividers and rubber-lined walls protect horses during stops and turns. Mangers give horses something to munch on, which helps many horses stay calm and relaxed on the road.

On hot days, plan stops in shaded areas when possible and open the windows during breaks to keep air moving through the Platinum 4 Horse Slant.

Storage for Every Horse

When you haul four horses, you also haul four sets of tack. The Platinum 4 Horse Slant is set up for that. The sealed rear tack holds four saddles on its saddle racks and four blankets on its blanket bars, with bridle hooks and a brush tray for headstalls, halters and grooming tools.

The walk-in front dressing room gives you a separate place for boots, jackets, buckets and supplies, and the hay pod on the roof carries hay for the day or weekend. With storage at both ends of the trailer and hay overhead, the Platinum 4 Horse Slant keeps everything organized and leaves the horse area clear.

Is a Four Horse Bumper Pull Right for You?

Four-horse bumper pull trailers are a great fit for many riders, but it helps to think through how you will use the trailer. Consider these questions:

• Do you regularly haul three or four horses, or plan to in the future?
• Does your truck have a receiver hitch and the towing capacity for a loaded four-horse trailer?
• Do you want your truck bed free for hay, feed or a tool box?
• Do you need a compact trailer that is easy to park at home and at the trailhead?

If you answered yes to most of these, the Platinum 4 Horse Slant could be an excellent match. Our team can help you compare it with other trailers in our inventory and talk through your truck setup.

Caring for WERM Floors and Rubber-Lined Walls

The WERM flooring and fully rubber-lined walls in this trailer are durable and easy to maintain. After each trip, remove manure and bedding, rinse the floor and walls with water and let the trailer air dry with the windows and doors open. Avoid harsh chemicals that could damage the rubber surface, and inspect seams and edges a few times a year. A little regular care helps these surfaces protect your horses for many seasons.