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Fitness markers: what should you look for in a racehorse?
A racehorse’s recovery is one of the main indicators of its state of fitness. Analysed alongside the intensity of the work required, heart rate (HR) is an excellent indicator of the intensity of the effort made by the horse and its recovery after the effort. An optimal state of fitness is shown by the ease with which the horse recovers after exertion.
What is a Data Success Manager?
Our team of Data Success Managers is at your side to help you fully benefit from our Equimetre solution. In this article, you’ll find out a little more about these essential members of our team who support you daily.
Conditioning vs training: what are the differences in horses?
Conditioning and training are terms that could be confused. Although both terms lead to an improvement in the horse’s abilities, they do not have the same effects on the horse. This article explains the principle of conditioning and its effects, as well as those of training.
Speed markers: what are the indicators for a racehorse?
Why should you care about tracking data?
Although the progress made by racecourses in terms of tracking systems is gaining ground, the interpretation of this data is not always obvious. What is a good time? How can this information be used for the morning’s work? Having good keys to interpreting this speed data allows for a finer analysis of speed skills.
EQUIBREEZE – Breeze-up Analytics Agency
The Breeze-up sales are an essential part of the racing ecosystem and are held every spring. Selling two-year-olds ready to race, finding a future performer carefully prepared by the best consignors: the Breeze-up sales bring together buyers from all over the world in search of ready-to-run performance.
The acid-base balance during exercise
During exercise, the acid-base balance of the horse’s body is perturbed. By using more oxygen and energy, his metabolism produces waste products that acidify his body. The body then naturally regulates its pH level in order to maintain this acid-base balance. How does the horse’s acid-base balance work during exercise?
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RACEHORSE TRAINING MONITORING
Ciaron Maher Racing: creating a Sports Science unit
Expectations, reality and results in creating a Sports Science unit in a racing stable. Discover Ciaron Maher Racing’s experience with EQUIMETRE and Arioneo.
7 reasons to train racehorses with a finish line
You want to train your racehorses with a connected finish line ? Discover 7 good reasons to adopt this technology thanks to Arioneo !
Compare two debutant horses : How to use it ?
Discover how to compare two debutants horses to enter them at the right time and on the right race. This very important step allows you to ensure the safety and performance of your racehorses.
Introduction to balneotherapy for athlete horses
This article puts to light the novator balneotherapy treatments for horses. Wether it is used for recovery, wellbeing or performance, this method is gaining in momentum. Discover the pros and cons of this athlete horse healthcare method.
Why quantify the racehorse’s training workload?
Discover why quantifying the racehorse training workload has become necessary nowadays: measure the progress, collect data, complete your feeling…
Racehorse acceleration: stride length or stride frequency?
The horse’s stride is the source of speed. Locomotion data analysis provides insight into how a horse achieves a specific speed…
EQUINE HEALTH & SCIENCE
Cardiac arrhythmias in the racehorse: how to detect them?
Arrhythmias are abnormal cardiac rythm. In this article, Dr Emmanuelle van Erck explains when to suspect arrhythmias and how to identify it.
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.
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.
YOUNG RACEHORSES MONITORING
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TESTIMONIALS
Tom Fanshawe’s Equimetre experience
We had the chance to talk with Tom Fanshawe, assistant trainer for James Fanshawe in Newmarket. He shared with us his experience with Equimetre, and how he integrated it into their daily work with horses.
Roxane and Laurent’s experience – Écurie des Carrés
We had the chance to talk to Roxane and Laurent, owners and riders at the Écurie des Carrés, which offers breaking-in, pre-training and sales preparation. They share with us their experience with Equimetre, and how they integrate it into their daily work with horses.
Maher-Eustace Racing data journey with Equimetre
Maher-Eustace Racing has placed a bet on data, and it is paying off! Discover how this racing team uses data on a regular basis.