1 · On-site direction comes first
Current instructions from the responsible professional, equine specialist, facility lead, or emergency responder override every illustration and sentence in this offline guide.
2 · Ground-based does not mean risk-free
Horses, equipment, gates, weather, footing, vehicles, and group movement can create hazards. Do not approach, touch, feed, lead, restrain, mount, or redirect a horse through app guidance.
3 · Educational scope
Between Hoofbeats is a general educational orientation companion. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, prevent, monitor, screen, or predict any condition.
4 · Not crisis care
The app is not monitored and cannot provide emergency or crisis response. If there is immediate danger or an urgent health or safety concern, stop using the app and contact local emergency services or an appropriate qualified professional.
5 · Consent and stopping
Participation can change. Ask the current team about safe options to observe, pause, adapt, or stop. App interactions are not consent, waiver, attendance, or clinical records.
6 · Privacy in shared spaces
Do not record, photograph, identify, or repeat another person’s story without appropriate permission. The app intentionally has no camera, microphone, chat, profile, or journal.
7 · Youth context
The public organization site describes some youth participation. This app is adult-facing and does not create private adult-minor communication, child profiles, precise-location sharing, targeted advertising, or social features.
8 · Confirm mutable details
Availability, staffing, eligibility, age guidance, address, prices, schedules, scholarships, and emergency procedures may change. Confirm them directly through the organization’s current official channels.