Things you can actually use, not just read.
Private, practical tools for planning care, feed, land, ownership and travel. Unless a tool says otherwise, your entries stay only in your current browser.
Every tool here works without an account. Nothing on this page is behind a sign-in or a payment. A free account adds one thing: it keeps a result against a named horse, so next spring you can see what last spring looked like.
Decide what today allows.
Today at the Barn
Turn live National Weather Service conditions into riding, water, footing, heat and overnight checks for your town.
Horse Trails
Find nationwide Forest Service horse riding and camping locations by state and county, with extra checked detail in northwest Montana.
Know the horse in front of you.
Horse Bodyweight Calculator
Estimate bodyweight from heart girth and body length when a livestock scale is not available.
Hydration and Normal Vitals Log
Record observations, compare resting values with sourced references, and learn this horse’s normal baseline.
Annual Care Calendar
Turn dates from your veterinarian, farrier and management plan into an editable calendar and calendar file.
Trim Cycle Tracker
Work out the next trim date and export a calendar reminder from the interval your farrier recommends.
Compare what the horse can actually use.
Hay and Winter Feed Calculator
Estimate total hay, bale count and cost through a chosen season with your own waste allowance.
Hay Price Comparison
Compare four offers by delivered cost, dry matter and usable feed after expected waste.
Pasture Stocking and Rotation Planner
Estimate forage demand and sketch a paddock rotation from local production rather than acres alone.
Do the paperwork and the arithmetic first.
First Horse Annual Cost Calculator
Use your local prices to compare the first year, ongoing annual costs and an emergency reserve.
Trailer Trip Paperwork Checklist
Build a private interstate preparation list, then verify it with the destination authority.
Towing Calculator
Check tow rating, payload, GCWR, hitch limits and trailer GVWR together, then use the loading checklists.