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Lexington trainer: Kara Lin Toye’s Equimetre experience.
The Keeneland meet is always a good opportunity to meet and greet our Equimetre users based in Kentucky, including Kara Lin Toye.
She told us about her experience with Equimetre and how she integrates it into her daily work with horses.
From Flemington to Ballarat: Dom Sutton’s Equimetre experience
Our representatives from Arioneo in Australia had the opportunity to speak with Dom Sutton at his stables in Ballarat about his experience with and use of Equimetre. As young startup stable, transitioning from Flemington to Ballarat, data has been a strong asset in the team organization.
The Equimetre experience by Will Clarken & Richard Adam
We had the chance to interview Will Clarken, a trainer based in Morphettville since 2011, along with Richard Adam, responsible for Sales, Finance & Data Analysis at Clarken Racing.
Ilaria and Alessandro Botti’s Equimetre experience
We had the pleasure of interviewing Ilaria and Alessandro Botti in Chantilly regarding their use of Equimetre.
Christophe and Miguel Clement’s Equimetre experience
We were lucky enough to meet Christophe and Miguel Clément, trainers at Saratoga Park, New York. They told us about their experience with Equimetre and how they integrate it into their daily work with horses.
Glen Braem’s Equimetre experience
During a video conference interview, Arioneo’s team had the opportunity to speak with Glen Braem and discuss his use of Equimetre.
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EQUINE PHYSIOLOGY
6 key elements to analyze heart rate
Discover 6 key elements to analyze your racehorses’ heart rate data.
ECG of the athletic horse
The electrocardiogram (known as ECG) is a veterinary tool that records the electrical activity of the heart. It allows to investigate and monitor the heart function of the horse by displaying the electrical activity of the heart.
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?
EQUIMETRE, a scientifically validated tool
After more than a year of work, we are proud to be able to bring scientifically validated, medically accurate technology to our veterinary clients.
Standardised test of effort in horses
The standardised test of effort is a tool allowing to assess the way in which the horse performs during training and holds his effort.
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.
RACEHORSE TRAINING MONITORING
Trevor Andrews’s Equimetre experience
We were lucky to interview thoroughbred trainer Trevor Andrews regarding his utilization of EQUIMETRE.
Xavier and Louis Blanchet’s Equimetre experience
We had the chance to talk with Xavier and Louis Blanchet, trainers in Chantilly. They shared with us their experience with EQUIMETRE, and how they integrated it into their daily work with horses.
The role of data in racehorse pre-training
Racehorse pre-training increases the likelihood of success on the track. To maximize the performance of young athletes, racehorse trainers understand the necessity of developing muscle strength, boosting general fitness, and providing proper ground work.
Christopher Head’s EQUIMETRE experience
On the occasion of a photo shoot at Christopher Head’s stables in Chantilly, we chatted about his use of EQUIMETRE.
John Ortiz’s Equimetre experience
We had the chance to talk with John Ortiz, thoroughbred trainers in the United States. He shared with us his experience with EQUIMETRE, and how he integrated it into their daily work with horses.
Breaks in racehorses: how to proceed?
The break in a racehorse is a period of rest. With performance being the key to success, the importance of a proper break for horses may arise. In this article, we will explore in detail the concept of the ‘break’ in racehorses and explain why it is a crucial element in maximising their performance.
EQUINE HEALTH & SCIENCE
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?
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.
The athletic horse’s medical follow-up: which benefits?
Bringing a horse to its maximum potential, while respecting its physical integrity, is a long road. In this article, you will discover why it is perhaps interesting to set up a medical-sportive follow-up, as well as recommendations to optimize its implementation.
YOUNG RACEHORSES MONITORING
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STANDARDBREDS TRAINING
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TESTIMONIALS
Equine technology: Better understand your horses with Arioneo data, Darryl Ward’s EQUIMETRE experience
In this interview, find out how Deagon trainer Darryl Ward has integrated equine technology into his training with EQUIMETRE.
Preparing Isle Of Jura with data – From Newmarket: George Scott’s Equimetre experience
World Horse Racing is an international digital media company specialising in racehorses.
In partnership with them, we have produced a video of George Scott and his use of the Equimetre, particularly in preparation of Isle of Jura.
In Brisbane: Tony Gollan’s Equimetre experience.
From his journey with data collection to the benefits of using EQUIMETRE, Tony shares how data-driven decisions have enhanced his training outcomes.