Training programs for horse owners

See the plan your barn or trainer is running on your horse, how far along it is, and what’s next - or build your own.

When a barn or trainer runs a training program on your horse, it appears on your horse’s page: which plan is running, how far along it is, what the next session is, and how recent sessions went.

You see the plan as it is written - the goals, the sessions, and the rider notes meant for whoever is riding. Staff-only planning notes are not shown to you.

Planning your own

You can also build programs yourself, for your own horses, under the Training tab of your care dashboard. It is the same builder the barn uses: start from a template, from blank, or from a goal you describe. Your own programs have no prices and no assignments - they are your plan for your horse.

A plan is not veterinary advice

Training programs, including ones drafted by Stables AI, are a planning tool. Your veterinarian’s guidance always overrides the plan.

For the full picture of what a program is and how it runs, see What training programs are.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I edit the barn’s program for my horse?
No. A program belongs to whoever created it — the barn, the trainer, or you. You can read the barn’s plan; you manage your own.
Why don’t I see a training section on my horse’s page?
The section only appears when the horse has a program running or finished. Drafts and archived programs are never shown, so a plan your barn is still writing won’t be there yet.