Stallion breeding management — collections, mare book, get list

Foaling season morning: the AV cart is in the lab, the paper mare book is at the office, the vet just emailed today's collection numbers, and the spreadsheet of contracts is on a laptop at home. Somebody's asking about doses. You're doing math in your head.

Sound familiar?

If any of this rings true…

A paper mare book with entries in three colors of pen, half the pages dog-eared.
Collection quality data written on a lab notepad, transcribed later — sometimes.
Contract status scattered across your inbox, a spreadsheet, and your memory.
No clean way to see which foals a stallion has actually produced.

How Proper Strides handles it

Every side of the program, one screen

Log a collection in 30 seconds

Phone-first form with four visible fields — date, method, volume, disposition. Add motility, morphology, doses, straws, and post-thaw when you have them. Skip when you don’t.

The mare book, digital

Every mare on his card: Inquiry, Contracted, Confirmed, Cancelled. Booked date, result once known, registry-reported and certificate-issued checkboxes. Replaces the whiteboard.

His get, automatically

Every foal from the mare-side breeding record links back to the sire. No manual entry — watch his get list grow season after season.

Season by season

Fresh cooled, on-site, frozen, breeding right — any combination per season. Planning, Active, Paused, Closed status you set as the year unfolds.

Both sides of breeding, one app

Mare-side pregnancy tracking and stallion-side program management in the same barn view. No switching between apps, no re-entering data, no reconciliation.

Equibot spotlight

Ask across seasons, get real numbers

You

What was the average post-thaw motility on Apollo’s frozen collections this season?

Equibot

Across 14 frozen collections logged this season, Apollo averaged 42% post-thaw motility — up from 38% last season. Best batch was March 8 (58%), lowest was July 3 (28%). Want me to pull the extender used on the top 3 batches so you can look for a pattern?

Turning it off doesn’t erase it

Toggle a stallion’s program off between seasons and nothing disappears — every collection, book entry, and result stays exactly where it was. Turn it back on next year and pick up where you left off.

Running a bigger stud operation? Multi-stallion programs, breed registries, and universities can work directly with us on custom pricing — get in touch →

Your stallion program, in your phone.