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As digital tools and data analysis become more accessible, technology is transforming how horses are monitored, trained and cared for. From motion tracking and wearable sensors to artificial intelligence systems capable of analysing movement patterns, the “connected stable” is changing the way riders, trainers and veterinarians understand equine welfare. By combining traditional horsemanship with objective data, new technologies are helping the industry move toward more proactive, transparent and evidence-based horse management.
TrojanTrack has officially launched in the UK and Ireland, introducing AI-powered horse movement analysis designed to support everyday equine care. Using smartphone-based biomechanical tracking, the platform provides data-led insights to help riders and professionals detect subtle changes early and make more informed welfare and performance decisions.
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