An app for reining horses & NRHA competitors — trainer, vet, owner on one record

You’re six months out from the Futurity. Your horse has been at the trainer’s barn since April. The vet was there Tuesday, the farrier is coming Thursday, and you last saw the horse two weeks ago. When someone asks you about the flexion changes, you’re guessing.

Sound familiar?

If any of this rings true…

The trainer’s notebook, the vet’s file, and your records don’t talk to each other.
Show record scattered across the NRHA online lookup, a spreadsheet, and memory.
Breeding stock, prospects, and campaigning horses all in different piles.
Futurity paperwork always a scramble the week before hauling out.

How Proper Strides handles it

Every horse in your program, one shared record

Trainer, owner, vet — same record

Invite your trainer and vet as collaborators. Nothing gets lost in the handoff. Everyone sees the current file, everyone logs into the same history.

Futurity prep, organized

Coggins, vaccinations, health papers, entries, and training records for every horse campaigning at the Futurity, Derby, or your regional. Ready before you haul out, not the night before.

Show record & lifetime earnings

Every class, every event, every result — logged and permanent. A record that adds real value at sale, and that you can pull up in one tap.

Young horse development, week by week

Log training progression from first ride through the show pen. See the arc across weeks and months, not just isolated sessions. Watch where the horse is really at.

Breeding, pedigree, and foal records

Mare cycles, stallion collections, cover dates, foal registration — with dam and sire linkage built in. Watch a young prospect’s pedigree lineage back through your own barn.

Farrier for performance horses

Reining puts specific demands on shoeing — sliders, plates, angle changes for training vs. show. Track every trim, shoe change, and farrier note across the horse’s career.

Equibot spotlight

Ask about her career, get real numbers

You

What are Amanda’s earnings this year and how does that compare to last?

Equibot

Amanda has $18,420 in NRHA-recorded earnings so far in 2026 across 8 shows — up from $11,150 across 6 shows all of 2025. Her top result this year is 3rd in the Non Pro Derby ($6,200). Want me to show the earnings-per-show trend, or the specific classes where she’s placing best?

A permanent record that follows the horse

Reining horses change hands often. When you sell, the horse’s full record — training arc, vet history, show earnings, farrier notes — goes with them. Buyers pay more for a horse with a real record.

Running a full reining operation? Training barns, breeding programs, and multi-stallion farms can work directly with us on custom pricing — get in touch →

Trainer, owner, vet. One record per horse.