Keep the measurement and its method
Select the horse, enter the measurement date and weight in kilograms, and choose weigh tape, weighbridge or estimated as the method.
Methods have different limitations. Recording the method helps you interpret a change rather than treating every number as an equally precise measurement.
Review the weight trend
Look at the selected horse’s dated entries and trend over time. Correct an inaccurate entry or horse association where your access permits.
The current weight display follows the recorded weight history; check dates and entries when a value appears unexpected.
Keep the profile’s condition current
Record the horse’s current body condition in its profile and review it as part of your own regular assessment. Body condition and body weight describe different things.
Use changes as a prompt to assess the horse and discuss concerns with a qualified professional. The app is a record-keeping aid, not a diagnosis or an automatic feeding prescription.
How to use it in StableCue
- Open Weight & condition for the selected horse.
- Enter kilograms, measurement date and the method used.
- Review the trend and update the profile’s current body condition when appropriate.
Common questions
Can I distinguish a weigh-tape estimate from a weighbridge measurement?
Yes. The weight entry includes a measurement method so the history records how the figure was obtained.
Is body condition part of every weight entry?
Weight measurements have their own dated history. The horse’s current body condition is recorded in its profile.
Available in the iPhone app with membership. The public demo uses fictional records and sends no phone alerts. View membership and renewal information.