The governing bodies publish detection times for free, and you should read them. The problem is turning a list into an answer for your horse, your dose, your route and the three rulebooks the show runs under, and being able to show where the answer came from. Here is what to check, what ShowSafe Pro does, and the other tools.
ShowSafe Pro is built for show trainers, racing trainers, barn managers, grooms and the veterinarians who sign off on a horse's clearance before it competes. If that is you, the checklist below is the one to take into every demo, including ours.
Listed in their own words, in no particular order. We have not scored them; try the ones that match your checklist with your own horses.
The FEI's own published detection times and prohibited substances list.
US Equestrian's annual guidelines and restricted-medication chart.
HISA's Horseracing Integrity and Welfare Unit: known detection times and screening limits.
The rider edition from the ShowSafe family.
Equine drug database and withdrawal calculator.
Medication withdrawal tracking for competition horses.
Horse health records and regulatory compliance.
The governing bodies publish their detection-time lists free, and the StallWise pages on withdrawal and detection times by medication show those rows with their citations. A calculator that applies your dose, route and date across several rulebooks, with your vet's margin, is what ShowSafe Pro charges $9.99 a month for; the 14-day trial is free with no card.
A detection time is how long a drug stayed detectable in the horses studied, at one dose and route. A withdrawal time is that figure plus a safety margin your veterinarian sets for your horse. No governing body publishes withdrawal times. ShowSafe Pro shows the published row, adds the margin your vet set, and labels anything outside the studies as Unknown.
Yes. ShowSafe Pro Racing adds HISA/HIWU, ARCI, IFHA and the medication rules of all 32 US states with live pari-mutuel racing, layered over HISA or ARCI the way each state applies them.