What must be done with daily work records for each horse?

Maintaining daily work records for each horse for the last 30 days is important for several reasons. These records provide essential information about the horse’s training, health, and performance. Keeping a 30-day log allows instructors and trainers to track the progress of the horse, make necessary adjustments to training programs, and ensure that all health and wellness factors are monitored. This timeframe is practical for addressing any immediate concerns and aids in planning future training sessions effectively.

In addition, having this documentation readily available can also help with compliance with various regulations and standards within the equestrian community. Should any issues arise—even those related to health or performance—having a thorough history at hand can assist in diagnosing problems and ensuring the horse receives the appropriate care and training modifications. This practice promotes accountability and establishes a clearer communication line between instructors and horse owners regarding the horse’s development and needs.