Tap a day to plan schooling, a hack, turnout or a day off — rest days count too.
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You set the withdrawal window with your vet; the passport and vaccination record read straight off the horse.

For riders and owners
Enter shows without retyping a thing and get your times the minute they're published. Keep the farrier, the vet and every withdrawal date on one countdown. Plan the week's work horse by horse. And build a feed plan that tells you which nutrients are short — all of it on a free account.
One record
Everything about your horse lives in one free account, from your first entry. Pick a part to jump to it.
Illustrative product view
Shows
Enter without retyping a thing, get your times the moment they publish, and see the result as it happens — step through one entry below.
Health
One horse record carries health, work and documents together.
Tap a day to plan schooling, a hack, turnout or a day off — rest days count too.
You set the withdrawal window with your vet; the passport and vaccination record read straight off the horse.
Feeding
Log what's in the bucket and see which nutrients are short before it matters. What a horse needs starts with what it's doing that week.
Copper and zinc are below target. A forage-led diet usually is — this tells you before a coat or a hoof does.
Change the workload and the targets move with it. Feed stock is tracked too.
One record, one horse
One record follows the horse from your first entry to every season after.
What it costs
No subscription, no trial that ends, no card to keep the account
Your account stays free whether you enter one show a year or thirty. The only money that moves is a show's own entry fee — and each organiser decides how the booking fee on it is covered, so some entries carry a small booking fee. It's always shown on the entry before you pay.




