
For racing yards
The sheet.
The entries.
The owner’s invoice.
The morning's work sheet, the week's entries and declarations, a medication register the vet and the authority can stand over, and the training fees billed to every owner at month end — on one record per horse.
Starts at free. No card to start. A training yard is priced flat on the price card, by the horses in training.
Trackwork & declarations
Before first lot, the work is set.
Gallops sheets and work riders are assigned the night before, not shouted across the yard — and one record carries the horse from the sheet to the declaration.

- Gallops sheets per lot, with the work rider on each horse.
- Ride board and exercise templates — fittening and schooling plans reused across the string.
- Health & reminders — vaccinations, farrier, dentist and worming on a countdown, per horse.
- Entries and declarations per horse, on the yard calendar, without re-keying.
- Messaging with owners, on the horse, so the news goes with the record.
- Contacts — owners, syndicates, jockeys' agents and suppliers in one book.
Medication register & owner billing
A compliant medication register.
Designed around the medication-record requirements of the IHRB and the BHA; the yard remains responsible for record accuracy.

- Medication register — compliant logging per horse.
- Feed plans and stock — per-horse rations, yard stock and reordering.
- The horse register — photos, passports and ownership.
- Training fees billed per horse, per owner, into one monthly account.
- Recurring and add-on billing — month-end extras charged to the right owner.
- Paid and overdue at a glance, with a reminder in one tap.
See it in the yard
Three screens, one morning.
Illustrative product viewIllustrative previews of the work sheet, the string board and the owner update — drawn from invented sample data, not a live yard.
Furlong splits from this morning's breeze, and heart-rate recovery after pulling up.
First and second lot, this morning. Tap a chip to change who's riding.
String 1 First lot
String 2 Second lot
This morning's work, ready to send to the owners on the horse.
Kilbride Boy — Tuesday breeze, six furlongs
Sent to 4 owners · 2 syndicates
Sam, your assistant
Ask Sam. See the working.
Sam checks your records before it answers, and nothing sends until you approve it. Try one of these.
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Demo — nothing is sent.
How it goes now — and on Stride Hub.
Gallops sheets are written up the night before, by hand.
Gallops sheets are set and shared before first lot.
Declarations are re-typed from the yard's own records.
Declarations are made from the same record as the gallops sheet.
The medication register is kept separately from the horse's other records.
The medication register sits with the rest of the horse's record.
Owners are billed from a spreadsheet at month end.
Owners are billed automatically from the month's training and extras.
Everything included
Everything included, from your first horse in training.
Every module is switched on from day one; the price card shows what happens after.
These are the modules a racing yard workspace gets on Stride Hub — trackwork, entries and declarations, health and medication, feed and stock, and the owner billing behind it.
Everything included
Every module above is switched on from your first day.
Also on Stride Hub
Run more than one thing? One login.
A riding school that puts on shows, a livery yard with a coach on site, a stud with a training yard — tick every activity you run and they share one set of horses, people and money.
Tomorrow's sheet, written tonight.
Set the yard up in an afternoon. The string is on the board the same day; nothing to install, and your records stay yours.