STABLECUE BY EQUIGUILD · IPHONE APP

An exercise diary for work, rest and recovery notes

Keep a clear account of what each horse did and how the session felt. StableCue’s exercise diary records ridden and non-ridden work, with dated entries and recent activity totals.

Describe the session

Choose an activity such as hacking, schooling, jumping, lunging, groundwork, in-hand walking, driving, competition or rest. Record duration and any distance, effort, surface and notes you want to keep.

The entry belongs to the selected horse. Check the horse before saving, especially when several horses work on the same day.

Review the pattern of work

Look at the selected horse’s exercise history and recent totals to see what you have recorded. Notes can describe behaviour, recovery or a concern you want to discuss with an adviser.

The app records your activity and observations; it does not automatically assess fitness or prescribe a training or rehabilitation programme.

Keep GPS rides in the same history

A GPS ride finished and saved in StableCue also creates a linked exercise entry. Review that entry before adding the same session manually to avoid counting the work twice.

Correct or move entries carefully where related records exist. Keep route exports and other important records backed up.

How to use it in StableCue

  1. Select the horse and open Exercise diary.
  2. Choose the activity and record duration, optional details and notes.
  3. Save and review the entry alongside recent work and any linked GPS ride.

Read the step-by-step user manual →

Common questions

Can I record groundwork and rest days?

Yes. The activity choices cover non-ridden work and rest as well as riding.

Do saved GPS rides appear in the exercise diary?

Yes. Finish & save creates a linked exercise entry for the ride. Check it before adding the same session again manually.

Available in the iPhone app with membership. The public demo uses fictional records and sends no phone alerts. View membership and renewal information.