The use of stall cameras is becoming more common in stables, yet selecting the ‘right’ camera can make all the difference in keeping your horse safe. Rather than relying on a device that has a few features to check on your horse, let your camera do the work for you. The Tech Equestrian recently interviewed CEO, Matti Hiob and Growth Partner, Sarah Sharou to learn how the Horcery ecosystem sets itself apart, including an innovative product suite.
Read MoreRiding programs are the gatekeepers for future USEF members, leisure riders and even Olympic athletes. They perform best when they diversify their revenue streams from balancing lessons, boarding, events, and services to build stable, sustainable businesses. Hopoti Software is making this process smoother and more efficient by providing innovative technology that transforms the way equestrian centers manage and grow multiple revenue sources within one unified platform.
The Tech Equestrian had a chance to catch up with Juliette Silvain, parent company at CAVALL Group, and Joonas Mononen, Head of Operations at Hopoti, to get their insights on this groundbreaking service, which is now accessible worldwide.
Read MoreEquine Eye operates from South Australia, with warehouses in California (USA) and Watford (UK). “Our cameras are trusted by horse owners across Australia, the US, New Zealand, and Canada, and are gaining popularity in the UK,” said Alisa Rudolph, Customer Service, Events & Marketing Officer at Equine Eye. “They’re used in diverse settings—from breeders and racehorse trainers to dressage barns and barrel racers. Even zoos have relied on our cameras to transport elephants, and mounted police forces use them for patrol horses,” shared Alisa.
Read MoreEquestrian Heroes functions as an online equestrian center, accessible via both web and app, designed to support riders wherever they are. The Heroes Riding Club, free to join, serves as an inviting entry point, offering community discussions, seasonal challenges, and collaborative learning, fostering a sense of togetherness. The platform houses a continually expanding digital library of rider-focused resources and for those seeking more structure, there are affordable short courses and programs, such as Dressage School Online and Achieve Dressage.
Read MoreMadison Ruddy Sanders, founder and CEO of Elite Equine Marketplace has been a lifelong competitive rider, starting her journey in the horse world with ponies at local shows before transitioning to rated competitions. Her passion for riding continued through college, at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville and beyond as she navigated the growth opportunities of adult life. “I was fortunate to ride and show my horses growing up, and continue onto the equestrian team in college, but after graduation, I stepped away from the saddle for a few years to focus on my career,” Madison shared. “That hiatus made it clear to me that I needed to find a way to make horses a permanent priority in my life.” She now lives on a farm with 12 horses, cherishing every opportunity to ride and show as an adult amateur, whether at home or in the show ring. She feels incrediblygrateful to work in an industry that aligns with her greatest passion.
Read MoreIn an industry built on trust, commitment and passion, the equine world has long needed a digital solution that truly understands how practitioners work - and how clients want to connect. That’s where Equigate comes in: a comprehensive, intuitive, and beautifully designed platform that’s transforming how equine professionals manage their businesses, communicate with clients, and deliver exceptional care.
Read MoreNoël Wuyts, CEO of Equihub, is no stranger to creating and building technology solutions. “My background is in IT working in both the finance and healthcare industries. Over time I realized, I had to start my own company to bring my ideas to life.” Driven by entrepreneurial ambitions, Noël transitioned to launching his own ventures including stable management digital pioneer, Hippovibe. “I eventually sold after I recognized the need for more innovation in the equestrian technology sector,” he shared.
Read MoreNicole Creed, founder and director of EquiCare started riding horses at the age of seven while living in Melbourne, Australia. It was the week-long overnight horseback riding camps during school holidays which got her hooked. By the age of 14, she owned her first horse and started her equestrian journey.
Read MoreFinding service providers for your horse can be challenging, and relying solely on "word of mouth" has its limitations. This can be especially true for horse owners who are focused on competing, have recently moved to a new area, or are returning to riding as adults after a break from their junior years. As the equestrian world evolves, seeing more riders embracing technology to simplify their experience is encouraging. Danielle Burgess, the Founder and CEO of Instagrooms, aims to create a comprehensive solution as a one-stop source for all equine service needs.
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