Objective Lameness Evaluation (Sleip Motion Analysis)
Gait analysis technology that can help detect and monitor subtle movement abnormalities early.
Equine Sports Medicine & Performance Care
SM·Motion signal
Supporting soundness and athletic performance
Maintaining soundness and long-term performance requires more than treating visible lameness. Subtle changes in movement, comfort, or biomechanics often develop long before clinical signs appear. Our approach combines diagnostics, objective performance analysis, and targeted therapies to support early detection, recovery, and sustainable athletic performance.
What we offer
Clinical focus areas
10 interventions in this service channel. Details are discussed during consultation and tailored to your horse.
Thermography
Non-invasive imaging to identify inflammation, increased tissue stress, and early musculoskeletal changes before clinical signs develop.
Digital Radiography
High-resolution X-ray imaging for detailed assessment of bones, joints, and hoof structures.
Digital Ultrasonography
Dynamic evaluation of tendons, ligaments, and soft tissues for diagnosis and monitoring of injury progression.
Shockwave and Mesotherapy Therapy
Non-invasive treatment supporting tissue regeneration and recovery in musculoskeletal conditions.
Back Pain Diagnostics & Therapy
Assessment and treatment of muscular and spinal discomfort using techniques including mesotherapy and targeted injections.
Objective Saddle Analysis
Combined thermography and motion analysis to evaluate saddle fit, rider symmetry, and pressure distribution.
Regenerative Medicine
Biological therapies including IRAP, PRP, Pro-Stride, and stem cell-based treatments to support healing and tissue regeneration.
Radiograph-Guided Corrective Shoeing
Orthopedic and therapeutic shoeing supported by digital imaging to support hoof balance and limb alignment.
Advanced Diagnostic Imaging & Referral Collaboration
When indicated, access to CT, MRI, and nuclear scintigraphy can be coordinated through referral partnerships.
Combining clinical experience and modern diagnostics to support every stage of performance.
When to reach out
Signs this service may help
Sudden or progressive lameness
Drop in performance or willingness to work
Suspected back or saddle-related discomfort
In the field
Motion signal
Gait, heat, and pressure read as one connected picture — so subtle losses in performance become visible early.
Ready to discuss this care path?
Send a message or call — we'll help route the right next step for your horse.