The App for English Competitors — Dressage, Jumping & Eventing

You’re prepping for a rated show. Coggins is somewhere in your inbox from March. Your dressage tests from last season are in a folder on your kitchen counter. Your trainer is asking how many jump schools he’s had this month. And the entry closes tomorrow.

Sound familiar?

If any of this rings true…

Show records are on paper, and your winnings ledger is a memory.
Coggins and current negative tests scattered across email, iCloud, and your trainer.
No clean way to see how much dressage vs. jumping vs. hacking he got this week.
You find out about a nearby schooling show four days after entries closed.

How Proper Strides handles it

One record, from schooling ring to rated show

Discipline-tagged rides

Every session tagged — flatwork, dressage, jump school, hack, cross-country school, cavaletti, lunging. The training balance shows up.

Show record

Every rated show, every division, every score or ribbon. Photos of tests. Winnings tracked. Career record builds itself.

National English show calendar

Recognized USEF, USDF, USEA, USHJA shows. Filter by state, discipline, or level. Save what interests you, plan the season.

Coggins & entry paperwork

Current negative Coggins, current vaccinations, current health cert — all in the horse’s record, ready to send with the entry.

Trainer sharing

Share the horse’s record with your trainer — rides, videos, notes — without giving up your farrier bills or your feed room details.

Equibot for show prep

“When was his last dressage school? How many jump efforts this month? When’s his Coggins up?” One question, one answer.

Whatever your ring

Purpose-built for the disciplines you ride

Dressage

Test scores, movements to work on, video by movement, and confidence curve toward the next level.

Hunters & jumpers

Class results, jump-off times, rides tagged by height, and a plan-your-season view of the shows you want.

Eventing

Three-phase results, cross-country schools with GPS, jump-count tracking, and USEA level progression on the horse’s record.

Dressage, hunters, jumpers, eventers. All on one record.