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The New Standard
in Horse Welfare

Critical technology developed to ensure and preserve the safety of the modern Thoroughbred racehorse

Oct 2024
UofL names equine veterinarian David Lambert for the 34th Galbreath Award

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Trainers:
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Technology effectively identifying horses with musculoskeletal issues or at risk for serious injury. 

StrideSAFE uses sensors to analyze the gait of horses in-race to identify musculoskeletal injuries and/or abnormalities before they lead to a serious injury. It is the ONLY product that can analyze a horse's stride at 40 mph.  

Keeneland:  Wearable Technology - A Commitment to Safety

Sensors and Technology

A 3-ounce GPS and accelerometer based sensor is placed in a pocket of the saddle cloth prior to the race.  

Data Gathering

Data is generated at 1100 times per second.  Analysis is automated and reports are available the day after the race.

Reporting

Reports are designed to reveal any individual horse which may be at increased risk of injury or worse.

Ultimate Benefits

85% of catastrophic injury sites show pre-existing pathology.  This system catches these injuries in time to intervene.

We Take Pride in Our Numbers

40+

Years of Research

70,000+

Horses in Database

1100

Times per Second Data is Received

11

U.S. Racetracks Have
Used/Are Using StrideSAFE

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UNMATCHED

When launched in 2011, this technology was the first raceday data system to capture detailed biometric data from horses during races.

"With racing under intense scrutiny, it is incumbent on the industry to make racing safer and this should include harnessing the power of cutting-edge technologies."

And we answered the call.

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