What The Experts Are Saying...


I’m a trainer who strives to constantly innovate and introduce new ideas into the yard to provide a competitive edge and increase the wellbeing of our horses. Having been involved from the outset in the development of equinITy, it has become an invaluable tool in helping us to achieve our best results in recent seasons both by numbers and quality of winners.

equinITy’s evolution to provide stride data in addition to heart rates and GPS information gives us an insight into the horses welfare which would otherwise be impossible to achieve.
— Brian Ellison, Malton, UK - brianellisonracing.co.uk
 
Our adventure in Australia with Ruscello was brought to life in no small part by being able to monitor his progress through the equinITy Intelligent Training system.
To be able to see sectional times and assess what was going on ‘under the bonnet’ of a horse who was 10,000 miles away certainly gave me a lot more confidence as well as my lass. She was able to see her work on the computer immediately after exercise which helped her carry out instructions to the letter. His win in the Lexus Stakes at Flemington enabled the dream of having a runner in the Melbourne Cup and equinITy certainly helped to smooth the process.
— Ed Walker, Lambourn, UK - edwalkerracing.com
 
 
Heart rate monitors and GPS devices are now commonly used in all branches of professional and amateur sport to individualise and optimise athletes’ training resulting in improvements in performance
at every level. Easy availability of reliable heart rate and speed data over time for an individual horse provides the best method of monitoring its overall health.

This information is always the starting point for the investigation of any subsequent poor performance and from the perspective of a specialist equine cardiologist who is regularly tasked with evaluating these cases, I really look forward to a time when this kind of data is available routinely and not rarely.
— Dr Lesley E Young BVSc DVA DVC DipECEIM PhD MRCVS RCVS Recognised Specialist in Veterinary Cardiology
 
Equinity helps us to analyse each horses development in their training programs, the data collected provides invaluable insights about each horse. It’s also helped our work riders to develop a better understanding of judging pace and improved their horsemanship as result.
— Daniel Kubler – Kubler Racing
 
 
Having used the equinITy system for a number of years I am delighted that the stride monitoring and live streaming components are now available. Access to accurate speed, heart rate and stride data via equinITy allows me to make decisions based on scientific facts as well as my instinct.

I was thrilled with Mubtaahij’s win in the UAE Derby on Dubai World Cup night. We used the new equinITy device on him in the build up to the Derby, which was a great help. Not only did he look amazing physically, but his data backed up exactly what I was seeing in front of me. His work showed that he could cruise at a high speed with a long stride length allowing him to conserve energy and thus quicken off a strong pace, which is exactly what he did on the big night.
— Mike de Kock, South Africa, Dubai and UK - mikedekockracing.com
 
We have been using the Equinity system to track horses during fast work for the past four seasons and have found it to be a really useful aid in gauging horses’ ability, wellbeing and fitness. It has also proven very useful when we travel horses to race abroad and I cannot be present to watch them train. Equinity has become an important part of our training regime and we have recently increased the number of girths we have in use.
— Andrew Balding – Kingsclere Training Stables