Not a separate sports-medical product and no performance promise. It's your familiar ration analysis, supplemented with the questions that matter for a hard-working horse.
No performance improvement, no FEI guarantee, no medical advice. Workload, sweating and FEI points of attention are shown indicatively — with confidence visible.
Per layer you see what we include, why it's relevant and how sure we are.
We include discipline, frequency, duration and intensity, so the ration is viewed next to the workload.
Workload determines which reference values we use. Confidence depends on how detailed your input is.
With more work and sweating the need for sodium and electrolytes shifts. We make that visible — indicative, with confidence.
The sodium demand shifts with sweating and intensity. We show the difference indicatively — not as a diagnosis.
We flag supplements with an FEI point of attention, so you can check it yourself. No verdict, no guarantee, but a signal.
We use this as context for the energy calculation. Not as a standard, but as a guide — the reference values shift with the level.
Confidence on workload depends on how detailed your input is. The more concrete (hours, frequency, discipline), the harder the result.
The FEI keeps an official list of prohibited substances for events. We flag supplements with a point of attention — so you can check it yourself.
We never claim that a supplement is competition-safe or doping-free. Always check the official FEI database yourself and discuss any doubt with your vet.
We flag supplements with an FEI point of attention with a signal in the report. No verdict, no guarantee — but a reason to check.