How Mosson is used by the racehorse stables
31. August 2022
How Mosson is used by the racehorse stables There is a lot of organising to do when you have 100, 40 or 10 horses in
Is your stable one of those who started checking things off the five or eight-year-old to-do list during the Corona lock down? Keeping a farm up to high standards requires a lot of work. But with the right routines and some smart solutions you don’t need a Corona lock down or a brand-new fancy stable to make your farm look representable.
Some stables make people immediately feel like they want to stay. They lose track of time and feel welcomed and forget the world around. What exactly is it with these stables that give their visitors this feeling? First thing I can think of is the people and the core team in the stable. A positive atmosphere in the team can be felt immediately by arrival. Is the staff recognizing you when you arrive? Do they ask what and who you are looking for? But aside from the people, a place that looks clean and nice makes visitors want to stay, relax, have a cup of coffee and chat with those who have time. Am I not right?
Is your stable one of those who started checking things off the five or eight-year-old to-do list during the Corona lock down? Keeping a farm up to high standards requires a lot of work. But with the right routines and some smart solutions you don’t need a Corona lock down or a brand-new fancy stable to make your farm look representable.
Some stables make people immediately feel like they want to stay. They lose track of time and feel welcomed and forget the world around. What exactly is it with these stables that give their visitors this feeling? First thing I can think of is the people and the core team in the stable. A positive atmosphere in the team can be felt immediately by arrival. Is the staff recognizing you when you arrive? Do they ask what and who you are looking for? But aside from the people, a place that looks clean and nice makes visitors want to stay, relax, have a cup of coffee and chat with those who have time. Am I not right?
MB horses in Denmark take good care of their place. They paint the arena and the stable every 3-5 years and clean the roof and rinse the gutters every year. The stable is cleaned two times during the summer. They trim the hedge 3-4 times during the summer. They cut the grass two times a week during the summer and remove weed two to three times per week. In the spring they spray weed killers. The courtyard is harrowed once a week. They have lots of flowers around inside and outside the house and they must be watered every day. Every day throughout the year they keep everything organized and make sure the things are washed, cleaned and dusted. The tack room is organized and swept regularly. All the small things are making that old farm look nice and representable.
MB horses in Denmark take good care of their place. They paint the arena and the stable every 3-5 years and clean the roof and rinse the gutters every year. The stable is cleaned two times during the summer. They trim the hedge 3-4 times during the summer. They cut the grass two times a week during the summer and remove weed two to three times per week. In the spring they spray weed killers. The courtyard is harrowed once a week. They have lots of flowers around inside and outside the house and they must be watered every day. Every day throughout the year they keep everything organized and make sure the things are washed, cleaned and dusted. The tack room is organized and swept regularly. All the small things are making that old farm look nice and representable.
Taking care of the place you own is an important investment. Although this sounds like work for two people all year around, it is all about structuring the tasks and keeping an overview of when it needs to be done, so you don’t need to wait for the next lock down to get it all done at once. It is easier to keep it clean than to make it clean. Tanya Bennetsen
Add these things to your weekly list of tasks:
Add these things to your yearly list of tasks:
Plan your tasks to keep an overview of everything that needs to be done, and when you did it last time. When was the grass cut last? When was the weed removed? When was the arena painted last time? When was the roof cleaned? The boxes disinfected? The gutters rinsed?
Taking care of the place you own is an important investment. Although this sounds like work for two people all year around, it is all about structuring the tasks and keeping an overview of when it needs to be done, so you don’t need to wait for the next lock down to get it all done at once. It is easier to keep it clean than to make it clean. Tanya Bennetsen
Add these things to your weekly list of tasks:
Add these things to your yearly list of tasks:
Plan your tasks to keep an overview of everything that needs to be done, and when you did it last time. When was the grass cut last? When was the weed removed? When was the arena painted last time? When was the roof cleaned? The boxes disinfected? The gutters rinsed?
How Mosson is used by the racehorse stables There is a lot of organising to do when you have 100, 40 or 10 horses in
Sometimes it can be easy to end up riding in the arena day after day when you have not made a weekly plan for your training.With the new calendar view in Mosson on your phone, you get the complete overview of the schedule. Plan your schedule directly in the Mosson Calendar.
How going digital can improve the work life in stables Everyday life as part of a stable staff or working in a professional stable requires
Having an online portfolio with updated information about horses for sale will help a long way answering the most common questions from clients. Each horse can have a detailed updated description with level and personality. There will be less questions from clients when the description online is updated and always easily available.
How can a digital stable management app help new team members become comfortable in the daily routine?
How can digital systems make the daily routine and life in the stable more efficient?
And how can working digitally in the stable help new team members take more responsibility at an early stage?
What is the best way to organize the stable management on a busy day, so that the vet and the farrier knows exactly what to do without having the stable manager rush home, or to make phone calls at the tack shop between the rider at the show and the trainee at home?
With Mosson Stable, all the people connected to the app can leave each other messages, see changes in plans and see the records for each horse. Every person in the stable will feel more involved with a tool that gives them a full overview of your plans and schedule. You no longer need to repeat the horses’ routines to new people in the stable. Every person in the stable will be able to take responsible choices when they know what is normal for each horse. Register all normal information for each horse like temperature, pulse and any other special remarks. Be a better leader – download Mosson Stable today.
Sophie knows the equestrian industry as her back pocket having worked 7 years in professional sales stables around Europe. She is specialized in educating young horses and has conducted a degree in marketing and communication.