We are pleased to introduce Multivideo with Telemetry, a HorseCare feature that combines training video with synchronized sensor data.
During a training session, you can record selected moments on your smartphone while HorseCare sensors collect movement and performance data. Once the session is processed, the recorded video segments are automatically linked to the corresponding telemetry.
🎥 Record Only the Moments You Need
Start and stop recording whenever you want. Each fragment is saved as a separate episode with its exact position on the training timeline.
There is no need to record the entire session — capture only the moments that matter, such as a particular exercise, jump, transition, or movement you want to review later.
All recorded episodes are available within the corresponding HorseCare training session.
📊 Telemetry Directly on Your Video
HorseCare displays selected sensor data directly on the video, allowing you to connect what you see with objective measurements from that exact moment.
Depending on the sensors being used, available parameters include:
- Speed
- Acceleration
- Stride length
- Heart rate
- Power
- Impulse
- Rhythm / steps per minute
- Rhythm deviation
- Number of jumps
- Leg lift height
You choose which parameters are displayed, and one metric can be selected as the primary indicator and shown more prominently.
🐎 See the Movement. Understand the Data.
When reviewing a jump, exercise, or other important moment, you can see the horse’s movement together with the relevant telemetry — without switching between video and separate graphs.
This makes it easier to compare different attempts, analyze exercises with your trainer, track changes in performance, and share specific moments with an owner, trainer, or veterinarian.
One Moment. One Video. The Data Behind It.
Multivideo with Telemetry turns your training video into an additional tool for objective analysis.
The feature is now available in HorseCare.
The telemetry parameters available in Multivideo depend on the HorseCare sensors and additional sensors used during the training session.


