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Monitor Heart Rate with Ruxbury

The Ruxbury Tracker.
Transform your
horse's training.

2.899 kr.

Monitor Heart Rate with Ruxbury

The Ruxbury Tracker.
Transform your
horse's training.

2.899 kr.
Riding

Riding

Riding with Ruxbury and the Ridely App

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Racing

Racing

Racing with Ruxbury and the Ruxbury App

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Access the smart experiences that matter

Heart Rate Tracker

Measure your horses heartrate during rides and find the average

Trainingefficiency

Track how heavy the workload has been to regulate your training

Trainingschedule

Track your overall rides and plan future training for your horses

Healthtracking

Keep overview of your horses health and find anomalies before they turn into illness

Live Datasharing

Share your data with your trainer to allow for better trainingsessions

Use the Ruxbury Tracker
with the Ruxbury App or the
Ridely App

Ridely, for the driven equestrian & Ruxbury for the
persistent jockey

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Heart Rate Tracking

Easy to use heart tracker

120+ hours of battery

No need to worry, if you remembered to charge the tracker before your ride

Water and Dust Resistant

Riding arena dust, water splatter, etc. Wipe down the Tracker and it's good as new

Route Tracking

See your hacks, speed and duration in the app

1 Tracker, Multiple Horses

Use the same Tracker with all your horses. Just register each horse and move the Tracker from bridle to bridle

Simple Interface

Easy to get a quick overview of your training and rides

Easy to install
Easy to use

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What our customers say ...

It's important to us, to understand our customers experience with the Ruxbury Tracker.
These are some of the things that our customers say about the Ruxbury Tracker.

Small, smart and easy to use. No wires or sticky pads, which can annoy the horse. Just turn on the app and get started.

Christina LindhardtHarness Racing Rider - Team Lindhardt

Ruxbury Tracker has confirmed suspicions I've had, while getting an injured horse back in training, through data. It has helped me to not overwork the horse.

Turid Ostermann NørgaardAmateur Rider (MB in Dressage)