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Horse Walker
Covered horse walker for controlled daily exercise, warm-up and cool-down without a rider.
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Equipment used to condition, exercise, monitor and recover horses in work, for competition riders and yards where fitness and soundness matter daily.
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Performance equipment
Specialist equipment used in training, conditioning, recovery and performance management.
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Equine Recovery System
Compression and cooling equipment used after exercise to support circulation and comfort.
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Performance Monitoring System
Heart rate, speed and workload monitoring so training decisions are based on data rather than guesswork.
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Buying guides for this equipment
Better information for better buying decisions.
Buying guideRecovery
Equine recovery equipment: which system is right for your horse?
What you will learn: The main categories of recovery equipment and the questions worth asking before you buy.
Read guideBuying guideConditioning
Horse walker vs treadmill: understanding the difference
What you will learn: How each is used in a conditioning programme, plus space, surface and budget considerations.
Read guideBuying guideExercise
What size horse walker do I need, and what does one cost?
What you will learn: Diameter, horse numbers, groundworks, planning and the running costs that shape a horse walker budget.
Read guideBuying guidePerformance & wearables
Horse wearables: the complete guide for riders and yards
What you will learn: Where devices are worn, what they measure, how the data is reviewed and when a wearable genuinely changes your training.
Read guideBuying guideGait & biomechanics
Horse gait analysis: can technology really analyse your horse's movement?
What you will learn: Sensor-based and video-based movement analysis, what each records, how reliable it is and who should interpret it.
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