Let us know which are your horses and ponies. You can connect to more than one. This creates a connection between you and your horse on ScotEquine.
During the pilot, a ScotEquine card is available free to all members who want one. This has your choice of photo of your horse and a unique QR code to access ScotEquine.com
You can connect to your horse by entering the UELN (Universal Equine Life Number) found on your horse’s passport. If your horse’s passport data is available to the ScotEquine pilot, it is displayed. You are asked to confirm that this is the horse you wish to connect to and upload an image of the equine passport. You are then connected to your horse.
If your horse’s passport data is not available to ScotEquine, you are asked to upload an image from the passport for our staff to further advise your next steps to connect to your horse.
A free ScotEquine Card for each horse is available on request during the ScotEquine Pilot. The photo of your horse is chosen by you. The only details on the card are those of your horse.
Scanning the QR code provides a route into the website. The data returned and the actions allowed are determined by your connection with the horse on the card.
If we know the habitual location of your horse or pony and other locations you have travelled to, we are better able to target health alerts and assist Government vets to control disease outbreaks. Your horse's location will not be available to anyone else.
At ScotEquine, we recognise that a horse or pony can have more than one person involved in its day to day upkeep and ownership. Each horse can be connected to a number of individuals, ‘the team’ and each individual can be connected to many horses.
For example, a member of the team for a horse can see all information and notifications relating to that horse and are able to move the horse.
When a change is made to the location of the horse or a new team member connects – each team member gets a notification via email or text. There is also an activity listing shown for each horse that shows the history of all changes, who actioned them, and the notifications sent.
If the horse you have selected has already been connected to a member, then you are offered the option of joining the ‘Team’ for that horse. All other team members are sent a notification, letting them know that you have joined. If this is incorrect, after checking the UELN you have entered, please contact ScotEquine support.
For further information please contact:
Telephone: 01466 405105
Email: info@scotequine.com
Website: www.scotequine.com
ScotEquine
7 Deveron Road
Huntly
AB54 8DU
ScotEquine research is managed by SAOS in partnership with the Scottish Government.