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Even though they are prepared to take on the effort of racing, horses can feel tired which impacts their results. Several factors can induce fatigue, such as a significant decrease in energy reserves, muscular fatigue, the accumulation of lactic acid in the muscle,...

James Peters, a racehorse trainer in Singapore, explains how EQUIMETRE is settling into his daily routine as a trainer and how data help him.

During this interview, Dr Emmanuelle van Erck, a specialist in equine internal and sports medicine, will discuss
the importance of measuring heart rate variability in the athletic horse.

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.

Discover how American veterinarian and researcher Cris NAVAS uses EQUIMETRE in his research on sudden death of horses during exercise.

Arrhythmias are abnormal cardiac rythm. In this article, Dr Emmanuelle van Erck explains when to suspect arrhythmias and how to identify it. 

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. 

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.

Objectifying locomotion requires the use of other tools. We will analyse locomotion through the prism of regularity and the symmetry 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.