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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.
Is training data predictive of race performance?
Every trainer and racehorse wants to be the best in the few minutes after the starting gates open. What if we told you that data may help anticipate a horse’s performance, or at the very least give a horse’s trainer and owner more confidence on the racetrack?
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.
How can data improve your experience as a racehorse owner?
Owning a racehorse is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Seeing your horse run under your colors on a racecourse is priceless. This is an exciting and emotional time! With the emergence of data in the equine sector, this experience has become even more immersive. As a racehorse owner, data allows you to follow your horses’ careers and get involved in their training more closely.
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RACEHORSE TRAINING MONITORING
Specific locomotion characteristics of the racehorse
The trot and gallop are two jumping gaits. In this blog, we are going to study the specific locomotion characteristics of the racehorse.
Longitudinal monitoring of the racehorse’s : speed and locomotion
As racehorses are true athletes, monitoring their health and performance is essential. Monitoring a racehorse over time will allow us to examine the three most important aspects of a racehorse’s health, such as fitness, speed and locomotion. In this article dedicated to the longitudinal monitoring of athletic horses, we will discuss the longitudinal monitoring of the speed and locomotion of racehorses.
Longitudinal monitoring of the racehorse’s locomotion
Here we will study the longitudinal monitoring of the locomotion of the athletic horse.
Finding the right balance between under-training and overtraining
The horse’s team encounter a major issue in the training of racehorses: how to find the balance between overtraining and under-training?
The standardised effort test for racehorses in practice
The standardized test of effort must reflect the reality of the effort of a race (e.g. an acceleration over 400/600m) without reaching its intensity.
Fan experience at the racetrack: what is the role of data?
In terms of sport marketing, the fan experience is the customer experience. It’s the way to build customer loyalty, reach new targets and attract customers to the stadium or racetrack.
EQUINE HEALTH & SCIENCE
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TESTIMONIALS
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.
User Story – Nathalie Wiklund’s experience with Equimetre
Nathalie Wiklund is a Swedish racehorse trainer who started working in the racing industry at the age of 15. She has been using Equimetre since February 2021 and you can read more about her experience in this article!