For polo clubs
The club, from the pony line to the last chukka.
Built with polo clubs in New Jersey. Ponies, fields, players, and the day they share.
A day at your club
A Thursday at the club
6:30
Feed and the stall board
Duchess is in stall 1. Ranger's door is empty because he ships at noon. The board already says so.
8:00
Stick and ball
Field 2, six places. Members who want a hit book themselves. The school ponies still under their ride limit are the ones offered.
10:30
Chukka
Field 1, eight places. A pony whose Coggins is past due stays home, because the date is on the horse, not in a text.
1:00
Farrier
Four ponies. The record is written before he is off the property, and the next date is already on the board.
6:00
The day, on the phone
Who played, which field rests tomorrow, and which horses are due. The group chat is for plans, not for the record.
Your barn, specifically
A polo club is a schedule with horses attached. Someone needs to know which field is up, which pony has already gone, whose Coggins expires before they ship, and which members have a place in the noon chukka.
Scalequine is that record, built first for polo, with clubs in New Jersey.
The modules you will live in
- 01SchedulingChukkas, stick and ball, and lessons on the field or arena, with the ponies and the pro named.
- 02Horse healthCoggins and the rest of the due dates on the pony, with the paper attached before anyone loads the trailer.
- 03StallsWhich ponies are in, which stall is empty, and who is shipping out on Saturday.
- 04MembersPlayers book their own place. The manager and the grooms see the whole day.