Alanna Sayer, Founder, Neighhbor spent years as an assistant trainer at a show jumping barn in San Juan Capistrano, California. She worked from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with a dedicated lesson phone, and then spent her evenings confirming lessons, shuffling times, and assigning horses. Her conclusion: “there has to be a better way.”
She built one. Today, Alanna is a law student in Oregon and the founder of Neighhbor, a scheduling and management app designed specifically for horse trainers.
Read MoreIf you’ve ever tried to manage multiple horses, coordinate show schedules, translate orders for your barn team, or monitor stall activity while away, you know how demanding equestrian life can be. Between rapid-fire decision-making, vet consultations, and travel, keeping everything running smoothly can feel like a full-time job. Enter BarnPilot—an integrated, intelligent management platform created specifically to solve the real-world challenges riders and barn managers face every day.
Read MoreTrojanTrack is based at the Irish National Stud in Kildare and was developed to help answer that question by combining video, artificial intelligence and biomechanics to create an objective record of how an individual horse moves over time.
We interviewed Stephen O'Dwyer, founder & CEO of TrojanTrack about his background in horses, the problem his solution is solving, how the technology works, and what the future of technology in the equine industry will look like.
Read MoreWe heard from Alexia Mercier-Lafond, Founder & CEO of EquiLink, to discuss her journey from Team Canada’s support staff to launching a platform that is streamlining how riders and mobile service professionals connect globally. Plus, she gave us a sneak peek at "Noa," the WhatsApp-native AI booking agent set to change the game.
Read MoreMove.horse is a new equine transportation platform, offering routes across the United States, Canada, and European countries. Built to simplify the process of finding reliable haulers, the platform connects horse owners with vetted transport professionals for both short‑ and long‑distance moves.
Read More“One of the platform’s most unique features, thanks to AI is its ability to record and organize coaching lessons in real time,” shared Nicole. “The solution preserves coaching intelligence and extends the learning beyond your time with your trainer, filling that gap between lessons.”
Read MoreThe 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.
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