Take a look at the vehicle above. This is a "Race Horse Training Car" developed by Roush Technologies for Turkish-based, Kurt Systems. This unique car features a Volvo 2.4-litre, 5-cylinder diesel engine, a conventional automotive automatic gearbox and a cabin for a crew of three. One can use it for continuous monitoring of the animal at speeds of up to 60 km/h.
The spacious cabin in this Race Horse Training Car, which is mounted rearward of the horse, comes with a centrally mounted driver’s seat and additional seats for a trainer and a veterinary specialist. The trainer car also features 12-volt and 240-volt electrical supplies, a computerized heart, blood, oxygen and fitness monitoring system and a silicone saddle to simulate jockey weights.
This 4 tons vehicle effectively provides a moving enclosure similar to a starting stall, in which the race horse can walk, trot or full gallop freely in a controlled environment, while being monitored and trained to optimize the performance. It is definitely a perfect tool for the 21st century racing industry. Kurt Systems will soon start it's serial production.
The spacious cabin in this Race Horse Training Car, which is mounted rearward of the horse, comes with a centrally mounted driver’s seat and additional seats for a trainer and a veterinary specialist. The trainer car also features 12-volt and 240-volt electrical supplies, a computerized heart, blood, oxygen and fitness monitoring system and a silicone saddle to simulate jockey weights.
This 4 tons vehicle effectively provides a moving enclosure similar to a starting stall, in which the race horse can walk, trot or full gallop freely in a controlled environment, while being monitored and trained to optimize the performance. It is definitely a perfect tool for the 21st century racing industry. Kurt Systems will soon start it's serial production.
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