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Your horse's board (owner portal)

See your boarding contract, what's due, your credit, and the full charge history — for free.

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If your horse boards at a stable that runs on Nose, you get a free window into everything that concerns it: the contract terms, what's due and by when, your credit, and the full history of charges and payments. No more asking for a spreadsheet — the numbers you see are the same ones the stable sees.

My horse — contract summary, what's due, and the charge history
My horse — contract summary, what's due, and the charge history

Getting access

The stable links your account to your horse — usually by sending you an invitation. Once you accept it and the stable's boarding module is on, a My horse page appears in your menu (My horses, with a horse switcher, if you have more than one).

What you see

  • Contract summary — the plan, the monthly price, who the payer is, start (and end) dates, any notice given, and the deposit.
  • Next payment — the nearest amount due and its date, right under the summary.
  • To pay — every open charge, with its due date and status. A partially paid charge shows how much is already covered; anything past its date is clearly marked overdue.
  • Credit (overpayment) — money recorded at the stable in your favour; it reduces your next settlements.
  • Charge history — everything already settled, waived or cancelled, so nothing ever just disappears.

Paying

Boarding is paid directly to the stable — cash or transfer, as you've agreed. When the stable records your payment, the charge flips to settled in your view and you get a confirmation. You'll also be notified when a new monthly charge is issued and reminded shortly before it's due.

You can tune those messages in your account's notification settings — the Boarding — charges & payments switch:

Account notification settings — the Boarding switch
Account notification settings — the Boarding switch

Who sees the money

Only the contract's payer sees amounts, balance and history. If you're linked to the horse but someone else pays (a co-owner, a family member), you'll see the contract with a note naming the payer — and no money. Parents managing a child's account see exactly what the child would see.

Good to know

  • If the page says No boarded horses, the stable hasn't linked a contract to your account yet — ask them to check the payer and owner links on the contract.
  • The portal is read-only: to question a charge or change the plan, talk to the stable — corrections they make show up in your history, never silently.

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