EQUINE TERRAIN INSTITUTE

Begin Your Horse’s ETI Review

Submit the information needed to evaluate your horse through the ETI terrain framework.

You are now submitting the details ETI needs to review your horse through the four connected terrain pillars: Hydration, Gut, Muscle, and Metabolic.

The stronger the information, photos, and video you provide, the more useful the review becomes. Please complete the form as clearly as possible.

Eye photos
Body images
Movement video
Owner intake
Horse, Owner & Trainer Information

Basic horse and contact information helps organize the case correctly from the start.

Please include either an email or a phone number so ETI can identify and follow up on the case.

Primary Concern
Timeline & Trigger Points

Terrain patterns often become visible after a change in feed, work, travel, stress, environment, shoeing, weather, or management. This section helps ETI understand what changed before the pattern became obvious.

Horse Story
Daily Program & Conditions

The horse’s daily program helps ETI connect visible signs with management, recovery, feeding, hydration, travel, footing, and turnout patterns.

Symptoms & Patterns You Are Seeing

Select the signs, changes, or patterns that best fit what you are seeing right now.

Goal & Urgency
Help Us Review This Case More Clearly

Use these notes to flag missing information or details that may need a closer look during review.

Photos & Movement Video

The clearer the photos and video, the stronger the review. Good eye images, body posture photos, and short movement clips often make the pattern easier to understand and organize.

You do not need perfect media. You just need clear enough images and video to show what the horse is doing and how the horse is carrying itself.

At least one valid photo or video is required before the case can be submitted.

Submit for ETI Review

Once submitted, your case will be captured and organized for ETI review. The goal is to turn scattered observations into a clearer terrain pattern that can guide the next step.