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Thanks all for the comments.
I totted up my spend to date - £328 on two new security devices, a new rear number plate and the vinyl lettering. We decided to go for our phone number and name rather than post code. This is because the trailer is taken to Norfolk 3 times a year (in normal times) and we felt giving name and partial address could cause a security issue when the trailer is parked 100 miles from home. Police advice (Mrs F's riding instructor is married to a police officer) is to do anything to make our trailer distinctive.
There is a £100 excess on the insurance so we will wait until we have the full cost to decide if we will claim. Increased premiums could make a claim of around £200 net a poor deal.
Paul Costock, UK Plus Four 75th - Furka Rouge - Pip Disco 5 Teddy - 17h1 Irish Draught cross
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