Maximize Your Indoor Arena Time This Winter

Hello Equestrian Enthusiasts,

This is Martin from Equus Note journaling app & Equilingo translation app.

Every Thursday, I send 3 short journaling tips for horse owners who want to document their equestrian journey.

Let's dive in? 🐴

Indoor Arena Journal: Making The Most Of Winter Training

Winter arena time isn't just about staying warm.
It's about focused improvement. And it’s a golden opportunity for detailed training notes.

Focus on tracking:

• Your warm-up routine effectiveness

• Arena patterns that work best

• Your horse's focus level in different spots

• Exercises that keep you both engaged

Small space. Big learning opportunity.
Every ride counts!

Feed & Supplement Tracking During Cold Months

Cold weather affects appetites. Both yours and your horse's.
But winter feeding isn't just about amounts. It's about observation and adjustment.

Keep an eye on:

• Water intake (especially important now)

• Water temperature preferences

• Hay waste vs consumption

• Salt block usage (if any)

• Supplement effectiveness

Small changes matter. Winter wellness depends on it.

Location Matters: Where Horse Info Lives

The best information is useless if nobody can find it. Especially when time matters most.

Your essential info needs three homes:

• Main stall entrance (for daily care and emergencies)

• Feed room reference (for feeding and medication)

• Tack room overview (for training and special notes)

Make it visible.
Make it weatherproof.
Keep it updated.

Quick check: Can someone find your horse's info in under 10 seconds?

If not, it might be time to rethink your info placement.

That's it!

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Martin and the Equus Note team