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Young racehorses’ recovery
Young horses do not have the same recovery patterns as older horses, even for equal intensity training or between two horses with equivalent fitness. Indeed, young horses have a less efficient heart and must adapt their muscular and neurological systems to the training conditions. They need time to adapt before they can recover properly. The evaluation of recovery in young horses is therefore done differently. How do recovery data differ between young horses and adult horses? How do you assess it?
What link between heart rate and locomotor profile?
Here is the case of a young horse preparing for a Breeze-up sales. He won two 1200m races in three starts, during the end of his 2yo year. The analysis of his data shows a very low heart rate that we will explain thanks to the analysis of his locomotor profile and an ultrasound of his heart.
Muscular physiology in the athletic horse
Muscular physiology in the horse athlete is an important factor to study when interested in his training. Indeed, the muscles participate in various functions essential to the horse’s life (breathing, digestion…) and to its adaptation to the surrounding environment. The muscles are part of the different components that contribute to the performance of the horse athlete as they fulfill locomotion purposes: a horse that is ideally muscled will have a better chance of winning a race.
7 reasons to use Equimetre
Equimetre is a sensor dedicated to health and performance management thanks to heart rate data, GPS data (speed, acceleration, distance) and locomotion data. Discover how this device gives you the keys to empower your expertise with tangible data.
Does sex of the jockey influence racehorse physiology and performance?
Discover the first study to assess the influence of the jockey’s sex on a racehorse’s performance and physiology.
4 questions to analyze your racehorses’ fitness
With four questions frequently asked by trainers, this article presents the essential parameters to collect in order to evaluate your horses’ fitness easily.
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RACEHORSE TRAINING MONITORING
The revolution of data within sports
This article offers an analysis of the revolution of data within sports by drawing a parallel between soccer and horse racing.
The influence of track types and track conditions on speed
The type of track will have a strong impact on horses’ performance. They are all affected by the condition and nature of the track on which they run.
Sudden death in racehorses: the well-being at stake
Sudden death, is defined according to the WHO as the natural death of an individual whose delay between the appearance of the first alarming symptoms and death is less than 48 hours.
How to improve the racehorse’s recovery?
Recovery is one of the main indicators of a horse’s fitness condition: the better a horse’s recovery.
Speed and the influence of shoeing
From the rider’s equipment to the one of his horse, the horse’s team tries to reduce the weight carried by the horse as much as possible in the hope of limiting its energy expenditure and therefore improving its speed.
Training for speed and data analysis
By monitoring the training speed, the trainer can ensure that his instructions are respected and analyze the effort of the horse.
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TESTIMONIALS
Equimetre User Story – Raphael Freire’s experience
Learn more about the experience delivered by Equimetre with this new testimonial from Raphael Freire, racehorse trainer in Norway.
How to individualize your racehorses’ training thanks to data?
As each racehorse is unique, training adaptation should be consistent. Thanks to data, it is now possible to anticipate and solve some problems that would be undetectable without the help of technology.
How do jumping trainers use EQUIMETRE?
Discover how Erwan Grall, french jump trainers, uses EQUIMETRE to monitor his racehorses during their trainings.