A case history report to be added soon!!

Find out more about this powerful tool by visiting http://quintic.com The website of the software provider - Quintic.

 

Determine how balanced your horse is when moving using high speed video tracking and software analysis system.

Invaluable for use -
  • As part of the assessment process when considering to purchase a horse
  • To help identify gaite imbalances as part of a training and rehabilitation process
  • To assess hoof balance to determine the need / type of remedial farriery
  • As part of an annual holistic or whole body maintenance check in conjunction with therapy treatments
  • A fantastic tool for gaite analysis and biomechanics demonstrations and presentations
  • High speed video tracking can be used to produce detailed videos to aid remedial farriery

  • A fantastic tool that can be used as an aid to a biomechanics related dissertation / thesis

 

The screening process takes approximately 1.30 hours and involves –

  • The practitioner taking an initial detailed case history
  • Placing strategic markers on your horse and bandaging the tail
  • Video screening the horse in trot using a high speed camera
  • Analysing the data and producing a final report and CD

The flexion of the carpus / tarsus and fetlock joints of left and right fore and hindlimbs are compared during trot. The key aim of the markers and the high speed video process is to be able to assess the flexion of the key joints in the legs in much greater detail than is possible with the naked eye. The process can also be used as a diagnostic tool to help confirm the opinions / suspitions of a well trained and experienced eye.

The practitioner will analyse the data provided as a result of the screening process and provide a full report within 3 to 4 working days, captured in both written format and on disc. The disc will also include the relevant screening videos and photographs for the client to watch in conjunction with the written report at their leisure.

Mr G - wondering why he is covered in sticky white balls...

Determine how balanced your horse is when moving using high speed video tracking and software analysis system from Your4Legs available in Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Cambridgeshire and Warwickshire.

Stills from the video that is being assessed through the software system - The lift and fall of each joint through a single pace of trot are illustrated by the horizontal red lines across the phptograph. The flexion of each of the joints through each frame of the video are evident through the emerging carpet of colour as the trot pace progresses.

 

Still showing how balanced your horse is when moving using high speed video tracking and software analysis system from Your4Legs available in Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Cambridgeshire and Warwickshire.Still showing how balanced your horse is when moving using high speed video tracking and software analysis system from Your4Legs available in Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Cambridgeshire and Warwickshire.Still showing how balanced your horse is when moving using high speed video tracking and software analysis system from Your4Legs available in Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Cambridgeshire and Warwickshire.

 

 


A full screening report will cover a large amount of information and analysis about the horse including the following points -

 

Owner / agent details

Veterinary details

Key reasons for screening

Horse’s details

Glossary of terms

Stride length, time and velocity

Stride stance phase time

Protraction and retraction angles

Left and right forelimbs

Left and right hind limbs

Fetlock angular displacement – left and right fore and hind limbs

Carpal angular displacement – left and right fore limbs

Tarsal angular displacement – left and right hind limbs

Foot placement from in front and behind

Hoof balance fore and hind

Summary

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