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How does Trevor J Andrews train his racehorses with Equimetre?
“I can understand why horses are doing certain things with their heart rate, stride length, and other parameters. I’ve learnt a lot. For example, that horses recover slower and harder on colder weather days.”
Kissing spines: how to detect them with data?
Kissing spines are a common cause of back pain in horses. How can data help to detect and understand this bone disease?
How did Equimetre data influence Gabriel Leenders’ training methods?
Discover Gabriel Leenders’s user story. How does EQUIMETRE help him in his daily training? What has changed since he began using it?
How David Menuisier adapts his racehorses’ routine according to their data?
Discover David Menuisier’s testimonial about his experience with Equimetre. What were the short terms benefits of this tool?
How to prevent myositis in horses thanks to data?
In this article, we share the story of Arion, whose training data analysis helped prevent myositis.
Exertional rhabdomyolysis in horses
Exertional rhabdomyolysis in horses, also known as tying-up, Monday disease or myositis, is defined as a painful muscle disease induced by exercise.
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RACEHORSE TRAINING MONITORING
Optimizing the management of a race thanks to locomotion
How do racehorses trainers use EQUIMETRE?
James Peters, a racehorse trainer in Singapore, explains how EQUIMETRE is settling into his daily routine as a trainer and how data help him.
How to assess the racehorse’s speed aptitudes?
In racing, a horse’s speed seems to be the most important factor in his success. However, all horses do not gallop the same way. Each one has his own stride, which defines his speed aptitudes.
Locomotion strategies and race tracks
The horse’s locomotion is strongly influenced by the terrain over which it moves. This section assesses the impact of turns, slope and ground quality on the horse’s range and pace.
Buying a racehorse thanks to data
Data represents a real stake in racehorse sales: from now on it is possible to rely on real indicators to buy a horse. These datas confirm or not the feeling that the future buyer has or not has about the horse in question.
The symmetry and the regularity of the racehorse
Objectifying locomotion requires the use of other tools. We will analyse locomotion through the prism of regularity and the symmetry of the racehorse.
EQUINE HEALTH & SCIENCE
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TESTIMONIALS
How David Menuisier adapts his racehorses’ routine according to their data?
Discover David Menuisier’s testimonial about his experience with Equimetre. What were the short terms benefits of this tool?
User Story – Peter Muscutt’s experience with Equimetre
South African racehorse trainer, Peter Muscutt and his assistant trainer Mark R Naidoo agreed to share their experience regarding their data analysis journey.
User Story – Sam Freedman’s experience with Equimetre
Sam Freedman, racehorse trainer in Australia, has been using the Equimetre for the past year. Why did he decide to gather data? He agreed to tell us more about his experience with Equimetre.