Welfare data starts in the stable.

The hard part of welfare data isn’t the dashboard. It’s getting busy people to record what happened, every day, at 5am.

Rein does it by voice. Tap a horse, say what happened, and it’s on the record: treatments, injuries, bloods, workload. Timestamped and searchable, with no forms.

Built by someone who ran the yard. Natalie Rasmussen is an Inter Dominion Hall of Fame driver and trainer who won four Inter Dominion titles. Carolyn Glasson has spent her career fixing processes at enterprise scale. One knows what a stable needs. One knows what good data needs.

Made to plug in. Rein moves data in both directions. Vet blood reports arrive in the horse’s record automatically, and charge data is being piloted out to Xero. Owner updates are AI-assisted and always approved by the trainer. It’s built to feed the systems racing already uses, not replace them.

Live today, and honest about it. Rein runs in New Zealand harness stables now. We’re looking to prove it in thoroughbred training yards with willing partners around the world. We’re also exploring vet-reviewed welfare checks, which are a concept, not a product.

Working on welfare data, traceability or training-yard safety? Talk to us for 30 minutes: carolyn.glasson@play80studio.com