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Danielle Rossingh

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Business & sports incl equestrian sports & impact investing. Dutchie in Brexit Britain, frmr Bloomberg @business
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Richard Vogel and his ‘superstar’ horse have a chance of making show jumping history Original

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By Danielle Rossingh 
| The Athletic
Richard Vogel was 18 years old, honing his skills as a young rider in Germany, when Scott Brash made history by becoming the first rider to win the Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping. Eleven years later, after back-to-back wins at the The Dutch Masters in March and in Aachen, Germany in May, Vogel and his powerful Westphalian horse, United Touch S, are one major win away from emulating the Briton and his mount Hello Sanctos.
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How fitness trackers and AI are changing equestrian sports

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By Danielle Rossingh 
| The Athletic
For 5,000 years, humans have trained horses based on a mix of intuition, sight and horsemanship. Now, wearable horse technology and artificial intelligence are changing a sport that has long shied away from the digital age. Data analytics is rapidly becoming popular as the world’s top riders begin deploying GPS-enabled tail straps, AI-driven gait sensors, and software that analyzes bio-mechanical markers such as the horse’s frame, stride length or the rider’s seat position.
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How fitness trackers and AI are changing equestrian sports

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By Danielle Rossingh 
| Breaking One
For 5,000 years, humans have trained horses based on a mix of intuition, sight and horsemanship. Now, wearable horse technology and artificial intelligence are changing a sport that has long shied away from the digital age. Data analytics is rapidly becoming popular as the world's top riders begin deploying GPS-enabled tail straps, AI-driven gait sensors, and software that analyzes bio-mechanical markers such as the horse's frame, stride length or the rider's seat position.
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