News
The Lesson You Forgot and What the Horse Tries to Tell You
Discover the story behind EQ Coach-Copilot and how Equestic helps riders remember every lesson, supports coaches between sessions, and improves horse welfare through objective technology.
Why Riders Forget Their Lessons, and What Great Coaches Are Doing About It
Discover insights from Olympians, coaches and psychologists on helping riders retain lessons through better reflection, communication and responsible technology.
Equestic Brings EQ Coach-Copilot to Australia at CANTER CON 2026
Experience EQ Coach-Copilot at CANTER CON 2026.
Dutch Dressage Team Rider Thamar Zweistra Joins Equestic as Brand Ambassador
Thamar Zweistra, Dutch Grand Prix team dressage rider and coach has joined the Equestic as an official Brand Ambassador.
Join a Free Live Webinar
Join leading equestrian coaches, educators and innovators to discover how technology, structured coaching and data improve rider development, coaching effectiveness and horse welfare. Register for the free webinar on 15 July 2026.
Equestic Named Finalist for Equestrian Tech of the Year in 2026
Equestic has been selected as a finalist for the Equestrian Tech of the Year Award 2026, recognizing innovation in equestrian technology, coaching, and horse welfare.
Knowledge and best practices
Spot Horse Fatigue Before It Causes Trouble with Fitness Tracking Tools
Catch subtle signs of horse fatigue before they become a problem. Learn how the Equestic SaddleClip helps you train smarter and prevent overloading.
Supercompensation in Horses: Real-Time Training with the Equestic SaddleClip
Learn how to use the Equestic SaddleClip to train at the right time for better fitness, faster recovery, and injury-free performance gains.
Training Alone? Let the Equestic SaddleClip Be Your Eyes on the Ground
Solo rider? Use the Equestic SaddleClip to track time, transitions, symmetry, rhythm, and rein balance. Real data. Real progress. No guesswork.
What Does a Straight Dressage Test Mean and How Can I Achieve It With Data?
What does straightness in dressage really mean? Discover how Equestic data helps you track symmetry, improve balance, and ride a straighter, more consistent dressage test.
How to Improve Canter Quality Between Fences Using Data
Want smoother jumping rounds and better distances? Learn how to improve your horse’s canter between fences using Equestic data. Track tempo, rhythm, and symmetry to build a consistent, balanced canter that delivers results.
How to Tell If Your Horse Is Working Evenly – And Build Symmetrical Muscle Tone with the Equestic SaddleClip
Wondering how to tell if your horse is working evenly? Discover how the Equestic SaddleClip tracks rein balance, transitions, and training symmetry to help you build even muscle tone and prevent imbalance-related issues.
Riding Exercises for Horses: Build Fitness and Topline with Smart Training
Discover riding exercises to improve horse fitness and build topline. Use the Equestic SaddleClip to track progress and train with confidence.
Horse Stretching: Why It Matters and How to Track Its Impact
Stretching improves your horse’s comfort, balance, and movement. Track its benefits with the Equestic SaddleClip and support long-term performance.
How to Get My Horse Fit: Tracking Progress with the Equestic SaddleClip
Want to get your horse fit? Use the Equestic SaddleClip to track training, avoid overwork, and build fitness with confidence. Smart data, better decisions.
User Stories
Equestic webinar overview: Why do you need it?
Why do you need Equestic, how to use it, what results to expect and how to apply new knowledge? The inventor of Equestic, founder and CEO of Smart Horse Technologies - Leon Rutten, answered these questions that arise for everyone who gets across the innovative...
Train dressage horses effectively: confirm your feelings with data
Interview with Noel Williams Why train your horse with data? We asked Noel Williams about her experiences with the SaddleClip. Noel started using data-based training with her young dressage horses. She and her father and trainer, George Williams, train horses to FEI...
