Your herd, on the record
One place to keep the herd, campaign it, and sell out of it. What’s different here is the record: a placing exists because a show was run on this site, so every card on a horse links back to the class it was won in — the judge, the date, the size of the field.
And it belongs to the horse. When the horse changes hands, the record goes with it.
Free tier, no card asked for. Show records, condition grades and ownership history stay free for everyone — those are the parts that have to be trustworthy, so they are never sold.
Five rooms
The site is laid out the way the hobby is. You’ll know which door you want.
The Stable
Everything you own
One entry per horse: the reference it came from, photos from every angle, condition, and what you paid — that last part visible to you and nobody else. Filter the herd by mold, maker, finish or status and keep the views you use. When your insurer asks what the shelves are worth, print the report. Already keeping a spreadsheet? Import it.
Shows
The MHH Championship Series
Photo shows and live shows, run to one published rulebook. First place pays the size of the class, so winning a deep one counts for more than winning a walkover. A 1st or 2nd in a class with real competition mints a qualification card stamped with the field it beat — 1st of 12, 8 exhibitors — and cards plus career points earn CH, ROM and SUP, which the horse keeps for the rest of its life. Hosting is free, and the ring console runs off a phone at the table.
The Market
Priced by the record
A listing here is the horse’s passport, not a photo and a paragraph: what it has won, what condition it’s in, who has owned it. The Blue Book sits alongside — average, median and range from completed sales, free for everyone and never behind the paid tier. We take no cut and hold no money; buyer and seller settle it between themselves, the way the hobby already does.
The Registry
What the models actually are
OF releases, the molds under them, and artist resins — with maker, sculptor, scale, finish and year. Look a model up instead of trying to recall whether that palomino was a 1994 or a 1995. Collectors correct and extend it, and a correction lands for everybody at once, which is the only way a catalog this size stays honest.
The Paddock
Where the hobby talks
The feed, plus barns for breed circles, regional clubs and trading groups; an events calendar; and Help ID for when you have a body in hand and no idea what it is. Members only — it’s a room, not a shop window.
Counted from the database, not written into the page. Refreshed hourly.
What it costs, and what we do with your things
The free tier covers the hobby: catalog the herd, enter shows, host shows, list horses, read the Blue Book. Pro buys extra photo slots, price-history charts, printable show tags and a monthly ledger of what the collection has been doing.
Nothing that makes a record worth believing is in it. Show results, condition grades, ownership history and card verification are free permanently — a proof behind a paywall is not a proof.
Your photos are not training data, and they are not for sale. The Registry was assembled with ordinary import scripts against public hobby sources, not by pointing a scraper at somebody’s gallery.
Bring the herd over
Start with one horse, or import the whole spreadsheet in an afternoon. No card asked for. And you can look around first — the shows, the market, the Blue Book and the Registry are all open without an account.