Most of the ride, you were too busy to notice.

Afterwards you get the whole ride from the outside: the route you really rode, the gaits, the speed and what it took out of him.

See it in the account

41 seconds: the session map, the charts, and what the ride actually cost.

If any of this sounds familiar

  • You remember how it felt, not what happened.
  • The good ten minutes and the bad ten minutes blur into one hour.
  • Nobody was standing at the rail to tell you which was which.

Memory is a poor record of an hour’s work. The session keeps its own.

Training route drawn on the arena map and coloured by gait
Every circle you actually rode, coloured by gait.
61%

of owners whose horse went lame missed a competition or an event because of it. Most of those sessions felt normal at the time.Survey of 438 horse owners, University of Glasgow

Where did it start going wrong?

Pick any measure and watch it change through the session instead of reading one number at the end.

Which exercise actually worked?

Compare the parts of the ride side by side rather than trying to remember them.

What did I miss from the saddle?

Speed, stride length and energy are recorded continuously, including the parts you were too busy to notice.

Choosing metrics and watching them change through the session

MultiChart

Choose what to plot: speed, stride length, rhythm, asymmetry, power, energy.

Speed, stride length and energy followed through the ride

Every movement

Followed through the ride, not summed up at the end. Leg height shows how each leg lifts.

Reviewing a session with a trainer on a laptop

Then go through it with your trainer.

Open the session together and scroll through it. The argument about what happened in the third canter ends in about ten seconds.

What you need

Required
HorseCare Sensor Kit, €400Five sensors, charging stand, straps and back pocket
Optional
Heart Rate sensor, €96Adds heart rate and cumulative energy to the session view
App
iOS and AndroidFree for 90 days, then from €6 a month