Creating a training program
Start from a saved template, from blank, or have Stables AI draft it from your goal - all three create a draft you review first.
Select New program. The form offers three ways in — Template, Blank and AI - and every one of them creates a draft. Nothing reaches the care queue until you start it.
Template
Pick a saved template, a horse and a start date, and the whole plan lands on real dates. Optionally rename it; otherwise it takes the template’s name. This is the fastest path once you have built a plan you like.
Blank
Give it a name (“Spring legging up”), an optional goal (“Back to full work after winter”), and a length in weeks between 1 and 52. You get an empty calendar to fill in day by day - see Building a training session.
AI
Describe the goal in plain words - “Bring Bella back to full work after 8 weeks off, 5 days a week, jumping focus” - and optionally say how many weeks and how many days per week. Stables AI drafts every session for your review. Drafting can take up to 30 seconds.
An AI draft is a proposal, not a plan
The program carries a banner until you start it: review every session first. Your veterinarian’s guidance overrides the plan, always.
Defaults you can set up front
- Price per session - copied onto every session in the draft. Leave it blank if training is not billed per session. Any single session’s price can be changed afterwards.
- Assign to - a staff member, or leave it on “Anyone on the team”. Facilities only; a provider’s program is already their own work.
Horse owners planning their own horse see neither field - there is nobody to bill and nobody to assign.