Visiting a stable

If a stable shares its schedule publicly, anyone with the link can see upcoming rides and ask to join one — no account, no sign-in required.

Viewing the schedule

Open the stable's link and you'll land on its Public schedule — the week's rides at a glance. The subtitle sums it up: "Upcoming rides this week."

• Move between weeks and jump to Today using the toolbar.
• Filter the week by instructor, ride type, or location using the dropdowns.
• Each ride shows its time, type, and the instructor's first name — nothing more. Past rides, participant names, and horse assignments aren't shown; this is a read-only, privacy-safe view.
• Some stables ask for a password before showing the schedule at all. If so, you'll see a short entry screen first — the stable will have given you the password.

Asking to join a ride

To request a spot:

1. Click any upcoming ride on the schedule. A short form opens: Ask to join this ride.
2. Fill in your Full name, Your email, and optionally Phone (optional) and a Message (optional) for the instructor.
3. Complete the quick verification check, then select Send request.

Your request goes straight to the stable — no account needed yet. They'll confirm with you.

Confirming by email

After you send a request, check your inbox for a confirmation link.

• Clicking the link finishes signing you up: it confirms your email and creates the ride request. If you don't already have a Nose account, one is created automatically from the email you gave.
• If you already have an account under a different email than the one you typed, you may be asked to sign in with the correct address before the request goes through.
• Once confirmed, you'll see a welcome screen explaining your request is waiting for the stable's confirmation — they'll email you when it's approved. From there you can open your wallet.
• Confirmation links expire after a while. If yours no longer works, just go back to the schedule and send a new request.

Good to know

• If you already have an account at this stable, look for Sign in / Join in the top corner of the schedule instead of filling in your details again.
• If you're signed in already, the join form skips straight to an optional message — your account details are attached automatically, and you can review them later in your account settings.
• Not every stable takes requests this way — if a stable hasn't turned on public sign-up, you won't see the join option, and a member returning to this page instead sees a way back into their own dashboard.
• The public schedule never shows who else is riding, which horses are assigned, or any pricing information — just the times, ride types, and instructor first names.

Related

• Your dashboard — once you're signed in and joined a stable, this is your home screen.
• Week and day views — the full schedule experience once you're a member.
• Welcome to Nose — what Nose is and how it's organized.