How To Add Documents After You’ve Entered

RIDERS: How To Add Documents to An Entry So, you need to add documents to your entry, AFTER you’ve entered, to stay on the Organizer’s good side? Good news! You can upload them even if the Organizer has a “no changes” policy. Log in to your STRIDER account. Don’t have one? Create an account now. Read More

Strider Platform Update: Improved Organizer’s Corner Navigation

It’s our goal to simplify your life as an Equestrian Organizer.  Whether it’s for a horse show, conference, or clinic, we always appreciate your suggestions for improvements to the STRIDER platform. This Fall, we’re pleased to roll out amazing platform updates, starting with a NEW Organizer’s Corner layout! Starting this week, you’ll find great features Read More

BUSINESS TIPS: Get More Cash Flow Into Your Bank Account with StriderPay Autosweep

Autosweep Funds into Your Bank Account Did you know you can have StriderPay funds show up automatically each day in your bank account?  To activate, toggle on PayPay’s “Automatic Transfer” setting. Here’s how: 1.) Log into your PayPal account from a desktop computer.  2.) Go to:  https://www.paypal.com/businessmanage/account/money 3.) Scroll to the bottom of the page. You’ll Read More

BUSINESS TIPS | 3 Ways to Boost Entries To Your Next Horse Show

Boost Entries With Email + StriderGold Keeping in touch with riders through email is a great way to increase your efficiency and productivity as a horse show or clinic Organizer. Check out these best practices for using Email Correspondence to enhance your equestrian business communications. 1. Send an E-Blast You can use programs like Mailchimp or Constant Contact to Read More

BUSINESS TIPS | Collect Rider Email Addresses To Boost Your Equestrian Business

Standard 3 Ways Collecting Rider Email Addresses Will Benefit Your Equestrian Business Equestrians today use Email to stay connected to their favorite horse show news, brands, top riders, and more. While various Social Media channels are popular for linking the equestrian community, riders are more likely to check Email rather than Facebook or Instagram. The Read More