Selling a horse, changing vets, sending a horse to a new trainer? Send the complete record, with original documents and X-rays, in one tap. No scrambling for paperwork, no forwarding twenty emails.
Choose Exactly What to Share
Read-Only, No Login Needed
Links You Control
Service Reports for Owners and Clients
Share a Horse's Full History in One Tap.
Selling a horse, changing vets, sending a horse to a new trainer? Send the complete record, with original documents and X-rays, in one tap. No scrambling for paperwork, no forwarding twenty emails.
Choose Exactly What to Share
Read-Only, No Login Needed
Links You Control
Service Reports for Owners and Clients
How Share History Works
From 'can you send me the horse's records?' to a complete, verifiable history in the other person's hands, in three steps.
1
Pick the Horse
Open the horse and tap Share. Everything about that horse is ready to go: profile, timeline, documents, media and ownership history.
2
Choose What to Include
Tick the sections you want to share. Full history for a buyer, the medical timeline and X-rays for a new vet, profile and movement videos for a trainer.
3
Send the Link
The recipient opens a clean, read-only view of the record, with the original documents, no account required. You can set an expiry and revoke the link at any time.
Choose Exactly What to Share
Not every recipient needs everything. A buyer wants the full longitudinal history, including past episodes and management notes. A new vet needs the medical timeline and radiographs. A trainer needs the profile and the movement videos.
In EQUINET you tick the sections to include and leave the rest. Invoices, private notes and anything you choose to keep back stay out of the share.
✓ Profile and key details ✓ Full health timeline, vet and farrier records ✓ Original documents and X-rays ✓ Photos and videos ✓ Ownership and management history
Read-Only, No Login Needed
The person you share with does not need an EQUINET account. They open the link and see a clean, read-only view of the horse's history, with the original vet certificates and documents, not just a typed summary of them.
For a buyer that means seeing the evidence, not taking the seller's word for it, and pre-screening X-rays before driving out for a viewing. For a new vet it means walking into the first visit already knowing what to focus on.
Recipients who want to keep the record going can create their own horse profile in EQUINET from the shared view, so the history carries on after the sale.
Links You Control
Sharing a horse's history should not mean losing control of it. Every share link in EQUINET can be set to expire, can be stopped from being forwarded and can be revoked by you at any moment.
You can see what you have shared, with whom and until when, and switch any of it off in a tap. The record stays yours.
✓ Set an expiry date on any link ✓ Viewers cannot share the link further ✓ Revoke access anytime
Service Reports for Owners and Clients
Professionals use Share History the other way round. A farrier can send an owner a report of all the work done on a horse, with photos and products used, and a vet can hand over a complete treatment history when a client moves clinics.
Reports go out as a link or a PDF, straight from the record, so there is nothing to retype and nothing to lose.
No. A share link opens a read-only view in any browser, no account needed. If they want to keep the record going, they can create their own EQUINET profile for the horse from the shared view.
Yes. You choose which sections to include each time you share: profile, timeline, documents, media and ownership history. Anything you leave unticked is not included.
Only if you allow it. By default a share link cannot be forwarded, and you can revoke it at any time.
Yes. Recipients see the original uploaded certificates, reports and radiographs, not just a typed summary.
Whatever you have shared, until the link expires or you revoke it. If the buyer creates their own EQUINET profile for the horse, the history continues with them as the new owner.