Evidence-aware product comparison
Related products, not direct equivalents: Equine360 is a broad horse and yard management platform; RealHorse is a specialist gait-asymmetry and lameness-monitoring tool.
Last checked 1 September 2026. Prices and features can change.
Broad platform
Combines horse records, welfare data, feeding, expenses, training, competitions, reminders and yard administration. Founding annual prices are £49.99 for Horse Owner and £99.99 for Yard, subject to availability and continuous subscription.
Specialist tool
Goes deeper into objective movement analysis. Film a horse trotting in circles, with an optional straight line, and receive results in roughly a minute. Higher tiers add expert chat, sharing, two-user access and professional annotations.
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The evidence difference
A 2026 peer-reviewed study compared RealHorse with 3D multicamera optical motion capture. It reported trial-level mean absolute errors of 1.1–1.4 mm on a straight line and 1.8–3.3 mm on circles.
Important context: Keydiagnostics funded the research as internal validation, and three authors were affiliated with the company. The paper discloses both points; they should be considered when weighing the findings.
Our assessment
If you want one affordable system for everyday horse ownership or running a yard.
If repeatable gait and asymmetry monitoring, rehabilitation tracking or objective data for your vet is the priority.
Equine360 can hold the management record while RealHorse provides the specialist gait-analysis workflow.
Neither product should replace a veterinary examination when a horse is lame or its movement changes materially. Use app data to improve the record and the conversation with your vet—not as a diagnosis.
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