Letter from the CEO: Winter 2020

By Andy Wolter, Equinosis CEO | Updated on February 28, 2020 | A Wolter, Horse Racing, Letter from CEO, Racehorse, Racetrack, Racing

Dear reader, It has been an exciting winter for objective lameness measurement.  With the addition of the University of Minnesota and Iowa State University now 90% (27 of 30) of AAVMC schools in the U.S. have an Equinosis Q. Following the Breeders’ Cup in November (just after publishing the Fall edition of EoO), NAARV recommended the use of inertial sensors for racing regulation.  You can find the press release and Equinosis Veterinary Council recommendations on p. 27. We helped Dr. Keegan launch a new LinkedIn group Equine, Objective Lameness Measurement, to share topical information. Join the conversation at https://www.linkedin.com/groups/13754033/. In...

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Letter from the CEO: Fall 2019

By Andy Wolter, Equinosis CEO | Updated on November 12, 2019 | A Wolter, Letter from CEO

Dear reader, In our feature story this edition, Eye on Objectivity goes back to where it all began – about 25 years ago when Kevin G. Keegan, DVM, MS, DACVS began studying equine lameness with a goal of providing repeatable and measurable care driven by science and technology. Last month, the American College of Veterinary Surgeons (ACVS) honored Dr. Keegan with the opportunity to share his work – not only for Q users, but for EVERY veterinarian who provides equine lameness care.  Veterinarians trained and using our technology understand how significant Dr. Keegan’s accomplishments have been and how successful the...

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