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01 · Horse health

The due date stays on the horse.

Coggins, vaccines, the farrier, and the vet. One record per horse, with the paper attached and a morning list of what is due.

Hands steady a chestnut horse's foreleg on a grooming mat, bell boots on both front feet.
Close view of a calm chestnut horse's eye, forelock, and a broad white blaze.

Sample horse · demo data

Duchess

Mare · 9 years · Elena Voss · Allentown Polo

  1. CogginsNov 9
  2. Flu/rhinoNov 10
  3. FarrierNov 2
  4. DewormingNov 12
  5. DentalNov 26
  6. VeterinaryNov 30

Coggins.pdfAttached to the record

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The problem in the barn

The folder is in someone's truck.

A Coggins date lives in a text thread. The farrier's last visit lives in a different person's head. The horse is already on the trailer when someone asks for the paper.

Scalequine keeps the latest record of each kind on the horse, shows what is overdue, and holds the document with the record. Private to the club.

What changes in your barn

  1. 01

    A roster, not a spreadsheet

    Every horse the club cares about, with an owner inside the club and a photo if you have one.

  2. 02

    The care that actually comes due

    Vaccines, Coggins, farrier, deworming, veterinary visits, dental, and anything else you log. Subtypes stay attached, so flu/rhino is not mixed up with rabies.

  3. 03

    A board for the week

    Overdue, the next 7 days, and the next 30 days, from the latest record of each type. Mark it done when the work is finished.

  4. 04

    The paper, on the record

    Attach the Coggins or the vet note. It sits in private storage for that horse, not in a shared camera roll.

  5. 05

    A morning note, at 7:00 club time

    Owners and managers get the barn. A member gets the horses they own. Staff are not copied on that mail.

In the product

The real screen, with a sample club.

Health boardAllentown Polo · Horses · Health

Sample club · demo horses

Horse operations

Health board

Everything due across your horses, sorted by urgency.

Overdue

Past the scheduled due date

2

Ranger

Farrier

Nov 2, 2026

Duchess

Coggins

Nov 9, 2026

Next 7 days

Due today through the coming week

2

Tango

Vaccine · Flu/rhino

Nov 10, 2026

Bandit

Deworming

Nov 12, 2026

Next 30 days

Due after the first week

2

Salsa

Dental

Nov 26, 2026

Willow

Vet visit

Nov 30, 2026

What is included

  • Horse roster with owner and photo
  • Vaccine, Coggins, farrier, deworming, veterinary, and dental records
  • Due dates from the club's own intervals
  • Overdue, 7-day, and 30-day board
  • Document attached to a health record
  • Morning digest at 7:00 in the club's time zone

Questions from the barn

Which records can we keep?

Vaccines, Coggins, farrier, deworming, veterinary visits, dental, and a general record for anything else. A subtype, such as flu/rhino, stays with that record so the next due date is for the right thing.

How does a due date get set?

The club sets the usual gap for each kind of care. A new horse starts from those intervals. You can still put the real next date on a record when the lab or the farrier gives you one.

Who gets the morning email?

Owners and managers receive every horse that is due or overdue. A member receives the horses they own. It is sent at 7:00 in the club's time zone. Staff do not get that digest.

Can we attach the Coggins paper?

Yes. A health record can hold a document, such as a PDF or a photo of the form. The file stays in private storage for that club and that horse.

Does a member see every horse?

No. People see the horses their role allows inside their own club. Another club's horses are not in the list.

Is this a veterinary system?

No. It is the club's record of what was done and when it is due. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace your veterinarian.

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