Industry drivers: suitability, soundness, mileage, and market fit.
1
Horse Snapshot
What you’re working with: type, age, and mileage.
2
Goal + Market Fit
Pick a sellable target, price band, and market conditions.
3
Training / Rehab Program
Set intensity + stage. Use “Reconditioning” for fitness build; “Rehab” only when returning from injury.
4
Weekly Carrying Costs
Burn rate. Keep it real—this is where flips win/lose.
Updates are applied when you click Update Plan.
Updates are applied when you click Update Plan.
Timeline method: level gap × base weeks per step, adjusted by ride frequency, stage, mileage, age, and risk factors.
This is decision support (not veterinary advice).
Plan Output
Time + budget to reach a marketable target tier.
Weeks to target (est.)
—
Includes conditioning + skill-building
Cost per week
—
Burn rate (incl. farrier + misc.)
Total training/rehab cost
—
Includes contingency
Projected profit (est.)
—
Sale − (purchase + carrying)
Plateau risk
—
Chance the horse stalls below target
Break-even sale price
—
Purchase + estimated carrying cost
Decision lens: Avoid deals where profit requires a flawless training outcome.
Progress pace (from log)
—
Avg level-steps per week (logged)
Forecast weeks remaining
—
Based on pace vs target level
Add weekly entries to track actual spend and movement. The forecast updates when you click Update Plan.