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# Resetting your password

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## Resetting Your Horse Spot Password

If you've forgotten your Horse Spot password, resetting it only takes a few steps.

1. Go to the login screen for your Horse Spot account.
2. Click **Reset Password**.
3. Enter your email address on the page that follows.
4. Check your inbox — Horse Spot will send you an email with reset instructions.
5. Follow the instructions in that email to set a new password.

Once you've reset your password, you'll be brought back to Horse Spot, where you can log in to your tenant site and continue managing your shows.&#x20;

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