Railbook
Every horse and camel your team treats, on one record.
كل خيل وهجن يعالجها فريقك، في سجل واحد.
Protocols, imaging and race-day outcomes in a members’ platform. Built for vets and trainers in the UAE and Saudi Arabia first.
Demo. Every animal, vet and number is invented. Every rule quoted is real, as of 4 Nov 2026.
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Years of results, in a few people’s hands.
What we heard on the 11 November call.
The team’s imaging, videos and notes sit with a handful of people who are already flat out.
A vet in Riyadh and a trainer in Newmarket need the same case in their own language and under their own racing rules.
“Back racing in 35 days” lands harder when you can show it across 40 horses, scans included.
One home for the team and every member.
Switch between horses and camels in one tap. The five things every barn needs healed sit up front. Tap one.
Home
Soft-tissue repair
6 team protocols · 42 member cases · median 40 days to first race back
Measured by ultrasound score and lameness grade 0–5.
Due this week
Protocols your team already uses, in one format.
Assess, treat, return to work. Every clinician in every country reads the same three phases, with the scans that show the healing beside them.
Soft-tissue repair
Team protocol T-03 · Tendon and ligament · Members’ cases build the evidence
Featured case · Comet
Demo images. Same probe position each visit, so the change is the healing.
Member results
Racing rules
Comet races in the UAE. The rules check runs on every case before it saves, using the rules where that animal races.
Demo numbers and images.
Log a case at the barn in under three minutes.
Scan the chip, attach the scan and the video, and the form asks what that injury needs: scope grade for a bleed, structure and zone for a tendon. It syncs when the plane lands.
New case
Under 3 minutesAttach the record
Nothing attached yet
What needs healing?
Which leg
Where on the camel
Scope grade, 0 to 4
Attach the scope video above. Re-scope at day 14.
Structure
Zone
Lesion, share of the cross-section
Which joint
Flexion test
Imaging
Photo series
Same angle every visit. The last photo shows as a guide in the camera.
Lameness at baseline, AAEP 0 to 5
Offline. Saves here and syncs when you land.
The rules check runs before anyone saves.
The same treatment reads differently in Saudi racing, UAE racing, polo and camel racing. The check uses the rules where that animal races, and starts any stand-down clock. Try another place or product.
Where does this animal compete?
What are you giving?
Grooms log the morning round from one link.
No app to download. Each groom picks English, Arabic or Urdu. Work above what the vet has cleared stays locked, and any heat goes straight to the vet and the trainer. Camel cases carry the age class and the festival heat they’re aimed at.
Comet
Box 14 · Soft tissue, left fore
How’s the left fore today?
Heat or swelling at the site
Dr. Rahman and the trainer get this now. Add a 10-second video of the leg.
Work today
Cleared for walking only · Dr. Rahman, 13 Nov
Check-in logged. Next one tomorrow at 5am.
Morning round: 1 of 3 · Saffron next
Answering as Imran, groom. Works offline.
مزيونة
المرموم · حظيرة 7 · ثنايا، ناقة
كدمة، اليد اليسرى
الهدف: شوط الثنايا في مهرجان الوثبة
24 ديسمبر · رجب 1448
كيف حال اليد اليسرى اليوم؟
سخونة أو ورم
العمل اليوم
مسموح حتى التمرين · د. رحمن، 13 نوفمبر
بموافقة مدير العزبة
The rider feels it before the scan shows it.
Whoever rides the work sees the vet’s limit before getting on and reports after pulling up. “Felt wrong” reaches the vet and the trainer that morning. On camels the robot rides, so the handler in the follow car answers instead.
Nova
Box 9 · Soft tissue, right fore · Day 38
How did she go?
Action
Pulling up
Tap to record a voice note. It goes to the vet and the trainer that morning.
Sent. The trainer sees it on the yard board.
Riding as Omar, work rider.
The trainer sees the yard. The owner sees their horse.
Every horse in rehab on one board: the step it’s cleared for, who checked it this morning, when it’s clear to race and the race it’s aimed at. Owners get a read-only card instead of a phone call.
Your yard · 4 in rehab
1 alert this morning · 212 race-days lost this season
Comet
Your horse · Day 7 of rehab
Read-only. No product or dose on this card. The scans can’t be downloaded or forwarded.
Days to race, measured across every member.
This is the team’s data with the bow on it. Totals only, never a single horse, and every number shows who built it.
Soft-tissue repair · days to first race back
29 horses that raced again, from 42 treated. 3 re-injured within 6 months. Demo numbers.
Horses per two-week band, by days to first race back. Any band under 3 horses merges with the next, so no horse can be picked out. The darker bar holds the 35-day mark.
Your case closed. These totals now include it.
Who built these numbers
Credit goes for complete follow-up, never for volume.
Everyone sees their part. The trainer holds the keys.
A trainer only logs a horse if the record stays in the yard’s hands. Each link shows one person what their job needs, and nothing else.
When a horse changes yard or owner, its record moves only with the owner’s and both trainers’ OK. How the platform answers a steward’s or a court’s request gets written down with the team’s lawyer before launch.
Membership pays for the platform. Nothing else does.
As agreed on the call, product and payment run outside it. That keeps the record neutral in every country it runs in.
Railbook
Records, protocols and outcomes.- Flat membership fees
- Never sells or routes product
- Its own company and bank account
The source
The lab and its distributors.- Product, orders and payment
- Its own licences and terms
- Credited where its product was used
Supply and payment stay off the platform
One flat annual fee per vet or stable. The founding team joins free, is named on every page its cases feed, and sets the price with us.
Start with racing. Add every animal after.
Horses and camels first because the market in the Gulf is already there. Each new animal is a drawing, its questions and its rules, not a rebuild.
Now
- Racing horses and racing camels
- Camel age classes and festival targets
- UAE and Saudi Arabia first
- English, Arabic and Urdu
Next
- Camel leg map and robot-jockey work steps
- Hindi, for grooms who don’t read Urdu script
- Polo horses, with their own rules
- More countries’ racing rules
Later
- Falcons
- Fertility for horses and cattle
Each new animal is a settings file: a drawing, its check-in questions, its rules. Not a rebuild.
What we need from the team to go live.
Five things, and the demo becomes the real platform.
- The team’s top 10 protocols as they’re used todayAgents, order, timing. They drop into the three-phase template.
- Five to ten case files with imaging and videoWith the owners’ OK. These become the first featured cases.
- Where each featured animal racesSo the rules check is right before anything is shown.
- A name, and the first ten vets and stablesRailbook is a placeholder. Plus a native speaker to check the Arabic and Urdu.
- Two trainers, with their grooms and work ridersA month on the check-in and ride links before anyone else sees them.