

About Creech
Horse Transportation
Creech Horse Transportation,
Inc., formerly known as Creech Bros. Horse Vans, Inc., was
started in 1965 by Charles L. Creech.
Charles Creech purchased his
first 9-horse van in 1965 from Clark Prather after being approached
by fellow saddlebred horse trainers and exhibitors. The trainers
approached Charles about buying a large trailer to haul their
entire stable to shows. Charles enjoyed hauling horses himself
and he took his next step toward growing by purchasing his
second van from Anheuser-Busch. The van was previously used
to haul the Budweiser Clydesdales.
In 1978, Creech Bros. Horse
Vans, Inc. bought Dunmeier Bros. in Plain City, Ohio. Dunmeier
was an Ohio based horse carrier at the time and had the necessary
authority Creech needed to transport in the eastern United
States.
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Local Vanning
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Horse Shows
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Racetrack
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Breeding
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Quarantines
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