Three tests, one horse. Dressage calls for relaxation, cross-country demands an effort like no other, show jumping requires freshness. Alogo measures your horse's effort, fatigue and locomotion, session after session - to help you fine-tune the preparation, spot changes early, and protect your horse all season long.
Cross-country effort, measured
No other test demands as much of your horse : several minutes of sustained effort, dozens of fences, ever-changing ground. And it's precisely when fatigue sets in that the risk rises - often before anything is visible from the saddle.
Cross-country works the heart, tendons and joints like no other test. Without objective measurement, it's hard to know what a session or a course really cost your horse.
By the end of a course, the stride and the jump change before you can feel it. Between two events, recovery is every bit as decisive as training - provided you can measure it objectively.
Fatigue and musculoskeletal injuries are among the leading reasons top-level event horses are sidelined. They begin as tiny locomotion deviations - measurable long before they become visible.
The FEI's Eventing Risk Management group measures cross-country effort at international competitions - with the Alogo sensor. See the FEI RMSG studies →
An irregularity always begins with tiny variations in movement - well before clear lameness, well before an experienced rider could detect it at this early stage. After a demanding cross-country run, these signals count double. Alogo compares every session to your horse's own normal and flags what deserves your attention : the right moment to look closer, ease off the work, or have your horse examined.
The last 5 sessions, health status, anomaly score and a clear recommendation, for every horse. You immediately spot the one to watch - before it becomes a problem.
Our method for detecting lameness and irregularities, evaluated in real-world conditions, reaches 90 % accuracy at session level, with no false positives on the studied sample (Savoini et al., 2025 - see the publications below).
This is the decisive angle for eventing : the fatigue signature Alogo tracks comes from a study conducted on eventing horses, in competition, with the Alogo sensor (Burger et al., Equine Veterinary Journal, 2023).
The Performance monitor tracks each horse's vitals - stride length and cadence, strike power, jump height, speed - and compares every session to that horse's own usual range, never to the others'. When strike power at the jumps rises while jump height drops, Alogo flags a fatigue profile - a training signal, never a diagnosis.
The FEI's Eventing Risk Management Steering Group (RMSG) is always trying to improve the safety of athletes and horses during competitions - especially during the cross-country test.
Scientific studies using Alogo Move Pro were conducted during the international competitions held in Avenches in 2021, Montelibretti in March 2022 and at the Pratoni World Championships in September 2022, then at CHIO Aachen in 2024 and 2025 and at the CCI4* and CCI5* in Lexington, Kentucky in 2023, 2024 and 2025 - to better quantify and explain the efforts provided by the horses during the cross-country test and help prevent injuries in the sport.
Alogo's method rests not on promises but on peer-reviewed, published research - from fatigue in event horses to lameness detection.
Top-level event riders use Alogo every day - in training and in competition.
“With Alogo Move Pro, we can improve our work, and it helps us analyse our rides. What I use most is pace monitoring and jump-sequence analysis. I can clearly assess improvements in the horse's balance, which helps us in every training session.”
“With Alogo Move Pro, we have this new possibility to analyse with specific data the strides and jumps in their entirety; this data completes our rider perception and feeling. We look forward to working with this device and all the interesting information it provides on our horses!”
“Feeling and the experience of the rider and support team are still a very important factor – but being able to “verify” a feeling with data takes it to another level. (…) The Alogo Move Pro technology helps us to monitor each of our horses' training and competition performance in detail and identify any changes – positive or negative – early on, so we can act rather than react.”
“This tool allows me to validate my feelings, guide me in the choice of my equipment and help me to monitor the evolution of my horses over time. When I am in competition, I’m able to analyse all my horses' performances in order to understand where I gained or lost precious seconds. (…) I can do all these things whilst keeping an eye remotely on the activity and the training of my horses at home. It is fantastic!”
“Some days we are feeling that the horse is jumping well, some days not so well. (…) With Alogo Move Pro, you actually have the real picture of what happened. The jump trajectory; the stride length, even the horse’s equilibrium angle, and if he is drifting on the fences... it’s amazing how many things it does actually measure!”
“I'm both a professional rider for the French team and the Thai team's coach. Alogo is very useful for my activities! First of all, it allows me to monitor the work and condition of the horses staying home when I'm away. Above all, it enables me to keep a concrete record of my horses' training and level of their physical preparation ahead of important events. I can also accurately observe their recovery capacity afterward! (…)”
Slide the Move Pro into its mount on your girth. At 127 g, it respects the horse's natural movement - in dressage, on cross-country and over the show jumps.
Hold the button for 3 seconds and ride as usual. The sensor records everything on its own, no phone on you.
Open the app at the end of the session : effort, vitals, indicators and anomaly alerts are already there.
CHF 120/month, all included - sensor included, no commitment, 30-day money-back guarantee.
Yes. The Alogo Move Pro device is permitted to be used in FEI Jumping, Dressage, Para-Dressage, Endurance and Eventing competitions. It is in fact the sensor used in the FEI's Eventing Risk Management studies, at international competitions.
Yes : up to 14 hours of battery life. From the morning warm-up to the last course walk, the sensor lasts the whole competition day without recharging.
No. One press of the button and the sensor records fully on its own, with 10 hours of on-board memory. You sync the app after the test, whenever you like.
No. The sensor weighs 127 g and slides into its mount on the girth : it changes nothing about the horse's movement or your usual tack. It is resistant to water, shocks and dust.
No - and that's not its role. Alogo gives you a signal : a deviation from your horse's habits, spotted early, so you can look closer or consult at the right moment. Any diagnosis always remains with your vet, who is the only judge.
Join the event riders who measure effort, track fatigue and protect their horses - season after season.
