Body weight, weight development and weight gain (v3)

Enter the horse's chest size and enter the hold. The program suggests the horse's expected weight.
When you accept the weight is saved on the current date.
You can add previous weights and sort the table into date order afterwards.

 If you write the horse's chest girth, the body weight is calculated automatically.

NOTE. Do not forget to tick the observed weight.

The weight gain is a simple little tool that helps you convert an approximate weight guess to a breast measures proposal.
When you enter the proposed chest size in the box, the value is converted to a relevant value (i.e the current horse's status race, age, condition, etc.) - and inserted in the weight table.

The overview shows both the most recently observed weight and the currently expected (theoretical) weight.

For young horses, the weight curve (red circles) is presented next to the expected normal weight curve (orange triangle) so that you can clearly follow and compensate the feeding of your young horse during its important growth period.

Correction of body weight

In the lower left corner you can regulate the energy requirement if you think the horse is too thin (increased energy allocation) or too fat (reduced energy allocation).
You will eventually achieve a weight correction in the adult horse in this way by changing the horse's maintenance needs for energy when the horse's diet plan is made.