Record the process, not just the outcome
Progress with horses is rarely a straight line. A useful journal preserves the small details: what helped the horse settle, when tension returned, how pressure was released and what should be repeated next time.
That context can be more valuable than a simple claim that a session went well or badly.
Owner entries and professional records remain distinct
Owners can keep their own structured training entries. Authorised Equiscense professionals can add session records and deliberately share an owner-facing summary or agreed next steps.
Private professional working notes remain separate and are not returned to the public emergency profile or ordinary owner view.
Choose whether a high-level summary is public
Detailed journal entries remain private. The owner can choose whether a supported high-level Our Journey overview appears on the public tag profile.
This allows a useful training context to be shared deliberately without exposing the complete history or professional working record.
