Online horse record

Agreements around your horse, never unclear again.

We bring ownership, important documents, agreements, and every trusted person around your horse together in one clear record.

  • The first online horse record
  • Built as a lifelong record
  • Horse and record travel together

Whose horse is this? Finally, clarity.

In Own My Horse you record the complete administration around your horse, from veterinary report to ownership file. That way you can always show that you are the owner of your horse, and prevent legal disputes when buying or selling.

What is Own My Horse?

Own My Horse is the central online place that ends a significant problem in the equestrian world: uncertainty about ownership. Whose horse is this? Today that is nowhere consistently registered. The passport is not proof of ownership, and anyone can request it. Own My Horse offers an online place where ownership is recorded clearly.

“90 percent of the disputes I see arise from uncertainty about the ownership and the administration of the horse”
Marjolein van Zundert Lawyer specializing in Dutch equine law

How does it work?

In the secure digital database of Own My Horse you can record every detail and agreement, including photographs and videos. Think of the veterinary file, the insurance papers, and the pedigree.

Selling your horse? You can show a prospective buyer the details with a QR code. Does the sale go ahead? Then you can transfer the horse and the file with a registration code and proof of identity. That keeps the transfer of ownership safe and transparent. It also puts you in a stronger position in a consumer-sale dispute, because the health of the horse at the moment of sale is clear to you and to the buyer.

The benefits at a glance

  • Ownership of your horse recorded clearly.
  • The complete administration of your horse in one place, from veterinary file to insurance details.
  • Optional links to the Dutch RVO and KVK registers.
  • Optional links to competition results and your horse calendar.
  • The option to register several horses at once.
  • Simple, and arranged in five minutes.
  • Available as a website and as an app.
  • A clear investment: 10 euros per horse per year.

Who are the people behind Own My Horse?

Marjolein van Zundert

Lawyer specializing in Dutch equine law

Marjolein could ride before she could walk. She grew up among horses: she rode, cared for them, and competed. Today she still rides her horse Calimero daily to unwind. Horses run through her work as well. She is a lawyer, and specialized in equine law ten years ago. In the years that followed she saw disputes about proof of ownership and consumer sales arise again and again.

“I thought: surely this can be solved better?”

Rick van de Wijngaart

IT specialist in security

Rick heard Marjolein’s stories and thought: this can certainly be solved much better. The IT specialist, whose expertise covers building, maintaining, and securing systems, likes nothing more than making watertight solutions. He is an animal lover too. He worked on a farm for years, often joined friends at riding competitions, and still enjoys the connection with animals.

“Where the market mostly revolves around trade, we choose radically for honesty and the welfare of the horse.”

Our promise

One record, so nothing stays open to interpretation.

We promise a reliable online horse record, so agreements around the horse are never unclear again.

Problem

Ownership turns into conflict

Horse owners, private and professional, run the risk of conflict with, or about, their horse.

Solution

Everything in one clear record

Ownership, important documents, agreements, and every trusted person around your horse, together in one place.

Result

Conflict prevented, not settled

One central, reliable, easy-to-use place that prevents conflict around your horse before it starts.

Built by the two disciplines this problem needs

  • A horse owner and equine lawyer, who knows where ownership disputes really begin
  • An IT specialist, experienced in building, maintaining, and securing the record itself

Everything that should stay together

A single record, shaped around the life of your horse.

Own My Horse turns scattered files and important handovers into one traceable record that lasts a horse’s lifetime.

Identity

Register the right horse

Record UELN, passport, microchip, and essential profile details in one permanent identity.

Documents

Keep the dossier together

Store veterinary reports, X-rays, vaccinations, pedigree papers, insurance, and agreements privately.

Ownership

Transfer with clarity

The seller starts the transfer, the buyer reviews and accepts, and the ownership record moves forward.

People

Reflect real ownership

Add co-owners or authorize an agent with deliberate permissions and owner approval.

Care

Remember what comes next

Plan veterinarian, farrier, dental, vaccination, training, transport, and other appointments.

Protection

Control who sees what

Private records, short-lived document links, optional two-step verification, and an auditable history.

From first record to next owner

Complex moments, made deliberate.

Each step is designed to keep identity and ownership understandable to the people involved.

01

Create the identity

Enter the horse’s details exactly as they appear in its passport, including the UELN and passport number.

02

Build the lifelong record

Add documents, ownership parties, photographs, and appointments as the horse’s story develops.

03

Transfer with acceptance

Invite the buyer, choose any documents to share, and complete the handover only after acceptance.

What it gives you back

Less hassle, more time, and above all: calm and certainty.

Ambiguity costs time and creates arguments. When ownership, documents, agreements, and people live in one record, there is simply less to dispute, and the record stays with the horse when it moves on to a new owner.

  • Less hassle and stress, because nothing is left ambiguous
  • Time back, because everything is in one place
  • Calm and certainty about who is responsible for what
  • A lifelong record that travels with the horse to its next owner

Who we do this for

For owners who put honesty and the horse first.

Where the market mostly revolves around trade, we choose radically for honesty and the welfare of the horse.

Private owners

Keep one or several horses organized without turning care into administration.

Personal ownership and shared ownership

Professional stables

Keep records consistent across a growing group of horses and authorized people.

Breeders, traders, riding schools, and yards

Trusted specialists

Share only the documents or responsibilities that belong with a veterinarian, agent, or buyer.

Controlled access, never a public directory

Trust is a product decision

Designed so ownership data stays in the right hands.

The application uses authenticated accounts, private storage controls, protected ownership-changing actions, and optional two-step verification.

Explore security
Encrypted connections
Private document storage
Short-lived access links
Traceable significant actions

Questions, answered clearly

Before you create your first record.

What can I do with Ownmyhorse?

Ownmyhorse brings the practical information around a horse into one private digital record. You can:

  1. Record horse identity and ownership information.
  2. Keep important documents and photographs together.
  3. Plan appointments and maintain an ongoing history.
  4. Give co-owners or authorized people deliberate access.
  5. Prepare an ownership transfer that the buyer reviews and accepts.

Ownmyhorse supports these workflows but does not replace an official horse passport or statutory registration.

How do I create a horse record?

Start with the information already available in the passport:

  1. Create and verify your private or business account.
  2. Register the horse by carefully entering its UELN, passport details, and profile information.
  3. Store the Ownmyhorse registration code securely; treat it as a sensitive product credential.
  4. Add relevant documents, photographs, appointments, owners, and authorized people.
Which steps keep a horse record useful over time?

Treat the record as an ongoing history rather than a one-time form:

  1. Add new documents and appointment information when something changes.
  2. Keep identity and ownership details aligned with the authoritative records you hold.
  3. Review who has access and remove an authorization when that person’s role ends.
  4. Check the record before a sale, handover, or important appointment so outdated information can be corrected.
How do I organize and share horse documents?

Upload documents to the relevant horse record so they remain connected to that horse’s history. Sharing is deliberate:

  1. Choose the eligible document you need to share.
  2. Check who should receive access and why.
  3. Use the appropriate controlled workflow, such as read-only sharing during a pending transfer.
  4. Review or remove access when it is no longer needed.

Documents are not automatically made public or all shared together. Avoid sending sensitive horse documents through ordinary email.

How do co-owners and authorized people work?

The horse record can represent private or business legal owners, ownership shares, co-owners, and authorized agents. Give each person only the role and permissions they need. Sensitive actions can require approval from the appropriate owners, and access should be removed when a person’s responsibility ends.

Which steps are involved in transferring ownership?

A transfer is completed by both seller and buyer:

  1. The seller starts the transfer using the buyer’s email address, selects any eligible read-only documents, and adds an agreement when appropriate.
  2. The buyer opens or creates an account with that email address, reviews the horse identity and shared material, and accepts or declines.
  3. After acceptance and any required owner approvals or fee, the ownership history advances and the new owner receives a new registration code.

A pending transfer can be cancelled by the seller. A completed ownership change remains part of the record’s history.

How does Ownmyhorse relate to official passports and registrations?

Ownmyhorse is a private digital record for identity, documents, appointments, and ownership workflows. It does not replace a horse passport, studbook registration, government register, or another statutory obligation. Keep those official records current and use their information carefully when maintaining the Ownmyhorse record.

Where can I find additional information or ask for help?

Start with the Product, How it works, and Security pages on this website. For an account question or a problem not answered there, email info@ownmyhorse.nl. In your first message, do not send passwords, full registration codes, payment details, personal data, or horse and veterinary documents.

A clearer record starts here

Stop the doubt before it starts.

Create your account and begin with the identity details already in your horse’s passport.