The clever horse management application.
Have you wondered how much you spend on competitions each month? Or maybe how much feed for your horse costs? Has someone asked how you did at a particular show and you cannot remember?
Well, don't worry. There is now an app on the market that can keep a record of all of this for you at just the touch of a button.
Horselog will easily answer any query you have about your horse (providing you have previously entered the information) which will in turn make your life much easier.
It will enable you to keep a track of health, competitions and budget, plus much more!
You can:
* Manage as many horses as you wish - Which makes this app great for livery yard owners or those who own more than one horse!
* Horse ID card - This includes a picture of your horse, breed, colour, birth date, sex, activities, plus more.
* Competitions - This section allows you to keep up to date with current, past and future events, results and earnings.
* Reminders - Set reminders for things like booster injections, dates the farrier is due and lots more.
* Budget - This section includes categories that will enable you to record all your expenses.
* Checklist - Be on top of everything with a helpful checklist that allows you to remember what to pack for your next event.
* Reports - View budget reports that let you know exactly what you're spending per year, month and per horse.
That's right, this app does all that; including more!
Sian Lovatt Equestrian and Journalism is giving five lucky readers the chance to win a code to receive the app for free.
Simply comment below on this blog telling us your best tip for horse owners during the winter. The best tips will be picked out and used in an up and coming blog. As well as this the best five will receive a code to download this app for free.
Don't hesitate, get entering now!!
Horselog App - Competition time!!
Sian Lovatt
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
My top tip for winter is that I put the food in lots of different places around the stable so that the horse has to forage around the stable for it. Keeps them busy for longer & takes their minds off the limited turnout situation.
ReplyDeleteHiya, my winter tip is to smear vaseline inside horse hooves before putting them out in the snow. It stops the snow building up inside the hooves which can become very uncomfortable for them. Elaine
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