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title: Horse ownership
summary: >-
  Shows the horses this contact owns or partially owns, with the ownership
  percentage for each. Use the **Add** button to assign a new horse ownership.
helpKey: ContactDetails.horse-ownership
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# Horse ownership

Shows the horses that are owned or partially owned by this contact.

## Reading the Horse ownership
- **Name**: the horse’s name (click to open its details).
- **UELN**: the horse’s unique registration number.
- **Gender**: the horse’s sex (or “-” if unknown).
- **Ownership**: the percentage of the horse that this contact owns.
- **Inactive** (red label): indicates the horse is hidden/inactive.
- **Icons** (care, sport, breeding): small icons showing which activities the horse is used for.

## Add a horse owner
1. Click the **Add** button (plus icon) at the top‑right of the tile.
2. In the dialog, select a **Horse** from the dropdown (or create a new horse).
3. If the horse already has owners, the **Percentage** field shows the remaining share; otherwise it defaults to 100 %. Adjust if needed.
4. Pick a date in **Owner since** (defaults to today).
5. Press **Save** to assign the ownership.

## View a horse’s details
1. Click on a horse’s row (anywhere) or the right‑pointing caret icon to open the horse’s detail page.

## Show all owned horses
1. If more than ten horses are listed, click the **Show all horses** button at the bottom; otherwise click **Show in horse list**. The list opens filtered to this contact’s owned horses.

## Good to know
- The tile appears on every contact’s page and lists horses where this contact is an owner or partial owner.
- The **Add** button is only visible when you have permission to manage horses.
- Only the first ten horses are shown; use the button to see the full list.
- An **Inactive** label means the horse is hidden in the stable view.
- The small icons indicate whether the horse is used for care, sport, or breeding.