All About Us

JS Horsetrucks Are With You All The Way

JS HORSETRUCKS is nestled in the heart of north County Dublin between Swords and Ashbourne. A family-owned company set up in 2013 by John Scarff, JS Horsetrucks specialise in manufacturing two horse 3.5 tonne vans for the equestrian community.

All components are built on site from the ground up. John showjumped up to Grand Prix level and has transported horses for

many years for Ireland’s top international show jumpers.

COMBINED KNOWLEDGE

It is with this knowledge of the biomechanics of horses and John’s experience in transportation and coachbuilding that the concept

for the business emerged. JS Horsetrucks is appropriately complimented by the family fibreglass business originally set up by John’s father, Arthur, in the 1970s. They cater to the top end of the market with the introduction of their European-style Equita build. The sleek and stylish finish rivals the top makes in two-horse vehicle manufacturing. They have a range aimed towards the racing market with some of Ireland’s best known trainers choosing custom builds, including Luke Comer, Jarlath Fahey and Gavin Cromwell. Some of the challenges faced by JS Horsetrucks include the difficulty in obtaining skilled staff in the current economic climate. John explained that he is constantly striving to achieve a strong and durable vehicle without compromising on the weight and design of the build. JS Horsetrucks have build slots booked right up to the summer of 2026 as they bring two-horse vehicles

into the affordable market by building on new and used vehicles.

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To view their range of vehicles, simply contact info@jshorsetrucks.ie or call 087-6351556 to arrange an appointment.

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With a background in horses all his life CEO & Managing Director, John Scarff knows what is needed in transport to keep you and your horses safe when travelling in line with all legal & regulatory standards and requirements in Ireland, the UK and further afield.   John has traveled horses throughout Europe for many years for some of Ireland’s top equine professionals, along with running his own livery yard and coach building.