What training programs are
A multi-week training plan for one horse that puts each day’s work onto the care queue when you start it.
A training program is a plan for one horse over a stretch of weeks - a legging-up, a conditioning block, groundwork, a return to full work. You build the plan day by day, and when you start it, each training day becomes a real job on the care queue for whoever is doing the work.
Where to find them
- Facilities - the Training Programs tab inside Care.
- Trainers and riding instructors - the Training Programs section in your sidebar.
- Horse owners - the Training tab on your care dashboard, for your own horses.
Who gets training programs
Every facility has training programs. Service providers get them if they signed up as a trainer, a riding instructor, or “other” — a farrier or vet account doesn’t carry the feature. Horse owners always have them for their own horses.
The shape of a program
A program belongs to exactly one horse and runs between a start and an end date. Inside it, every day can hold one or more sessions, and each session has a type:
- Training - the working days. These are the only sessions that become care-queue work.
- Lesson, Competition, Rest day and Other activity - they show on the plan so the week reads honestly, but they create nothing on the queue.
Programs are listed by status - Active, Drafts, Completed, Archived - with the horse, the dates and the goal on each card.
To build one, see Creating a training program.