The Windsor's slightly tapered nose gives it a look that's a bit different from traditional Kingston styling.  The tapered nose also gives it a bit of extra head room while keeping the overall length the same as that of the Briarwood.  The Windsor is a 2 horse warmblood bumper pull with a body width of 74" and body length of nearly 12'.  The interior height is 7'5", but with the 6" roof radius, many folks comment that it looks even taller.  There's enough room forward of the breast bars that quite a few Windsor buyers purchase an upright rolling saddle trunk (we sell those as well!) and secure it in the front of the trailer.  Addition of a saddle trunk provides protected storage for English tack while keeping the trailer weight and cost lower than those of a dressing room model.

 

A spare tire is optional on the non-dressing room version of the Windsor, but that's the only option we ordered on the trailer pictured here.  Everything else shown is standard - a generous complement of windows for light and ventilation, 2 full-height escape doors, embossed aluminum gravel guard, LED tail lights, integrated loading lights and much more.  The interior features floor mats, galvanized kick panels and a padded aluminum half divider.  Like the rest of the trailer, the rear ramp is solidly constructed, but thanks to an effective (and adjustable) assist, it's surprisingly easy to lift.  Kingston trailers have a great reputation for safety and durability thanks to robust structure and careful assembly.   Stop by and see why Kingston has been a favorite of discerning trailer owners for over 40 years.