Quick Check: Is Your Tack Room Ready for 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? 🐴

When Did You Last Check Your Tack?

Equipment maintenance isn't about being perfect.
It's about keeping your horse safe and comfortable.

Check these details:

• Watch those stress points - where leather meets metal

• Note any stiff or darker spots in the leather

• Keep an eye on buckles and rings for wear

• Schedule regular saddle fit assessments

• Check padding balance and compression

Regular checks prevent problems.
Document every inspection - your horse's comfort depends on it.

Track Your Horse's Recovery Time

Every training session tells a story. But the real insights come after the ride.
Every horse recovers differently. Therefor understanding your horse's patterns helps prevent overwork.

Pay attention to:

• How long until breathing returns to normal

• When the sweating stops

• Energy levels the next morning

• Changes in drinking and eating patterns

• Recovery patterns in different weather

Understanding recovery isn't just about rest.
It's about building a training program that works for your horse.

Stable Info Basics: Tracking Medications

Medical information isn't just for your files.
It needs to be visible and accessible at your horse's stall.

Medical information belong on the stall card:

• Current medications and dosing times

• Key health conditions to monitor

• Allergies or sensitivities

• Vet and emergency contacts

• Special handling notes for medications

Why at the stall?

• Quick access during daily care

• Clear info for substitute caregivers

• Instant reference in emergencies

• No confusion about treatments

Post it clearly, update it regularly.
Because in emergencies, every second counts.

That's it!

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Martin and the Equus Note team