For riders and owners
Shows, health,
work and feed.
One account.
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.
Shows
Find it, enter it, know how it went.
Find Shows, My Entries, Times and Results all sit in the one account. Enter without retyping a thing, get your times the minute they're published, and watch the score land.
Browse what's on near you, or open the one a friend sent. No account needed to look.
Horse, passport, vaccinations, membership number and grading come straight off your profile.
A lapsed worming date or a horse on withdrawal stops the entry here — not at the secretary's desk.
Health
The farrier, the vet, and the date you're clear.
Worming, vaccination, farrier, dentist, physio — each on its own cycle, each counting down, each logged when it's done. Beside it, a medication register that knows the date the horse is clear to compete again.
Every job repeats on its own cycle and reminds you before it slips. Log it done and the next one schedules itself.
1g · KensingtonOral2 Sep9 Sep
KensingtonOral12 AugClear
KensingtonIM27 MarClear
You set the withdrawal window with your vet. Stride Hub holds the date, shows the horse as not clear to compete until it passes, and flags it if you try to enter inside it.
Planning
Plan the week, not just the weekend.
A week per horse, in one grid. Tap a day to plan schooling, a hack, turnout or a day off. Apply the same plan across weeks, block out holidays, and let it count what actually got done.
Tap an empty day to plan schooling in one tap, or tap a planned ride to change the activity, swap the rider, or mark it done. Rest days count too — the grid is as much about what the horse isn't doing.
Feeding
A feed plan that tells you what's missing.
Set bodyweight, workload, turnout and grass quality. Build the AM and PM feeds from the catalogue. Stride Hub works out dry matter, percentage of bodyweight, the calcium-to-phosphorus ratio and nine nutrients against target — and names the ones that fall short.
Copper, zinc and magnesium are below target. A forage-led diet usually is — this tells you before a coat or a hoof does, and shows what a balancer would change before you buy it.
Change the workload and the targets move with it. Feed stock is tracked too, so you know what's left in the bin before you're out.
Show platforms stop at the entry. Yard apps charge a monthly fee for the rest, and almost none of them balance a ration. On Stride Hub the shows, the health schedule, the training planner and the feed calculator are one free account — because they belong beside each other, not in four subscriptions.
What it costs
Free. Not free for now.
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 platform fee on it is covered, so some entries carry a small booking fee. It’s always shown on the entry before you pay.
Set it up once. Use it for the rest of the horse's life.
Two minutes to add a horse. Every show, every score and every day in between — on a free account, for as long as you want it.