Equivizor™ Harness Racing Vizor

The Standard bred can now experience the same eye protection as the driver, during training and on race day.  The horse will enjoy unobstructed vision.

It is made of soft clear PVC and combines a colourful Polypropylene for the blinds.  It has a number of openings designed to raise the gear in strategic places ensuring an excellent cooling airflow through the guard.
 
Designed and manufactured by Equivizor Pty Ltd.

Approved for Harness Racing Australia (HRA), Harness Racing New
Zealand (HRNZ). 

Also available for use in Europe, The Unites States and Canada.

Styled for your team

Three styles are available: Clear, half blinds and full blinds, with 8 colour options to help match your team.

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The Harness Racing Vizor ticks all the boxes of safety, aesthetics and functionality

"As the regular driver I'm  convinced the visor aided during signs of timidness when trailing behind other horses. The horse will be wearing the visor when he resumes at the races in the future."

Michael Dawson  -- Driver
Satin Ball -- Horse

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Equivizor™ Endoscope Stabliser

High performance horses may require specialized performance evaluations to diagnose problems.  One such performance evaluation is the examination of the upper respiratory tract when the horse is in motion whilst using a high speed treadmill.

A Video endoscope is inserted in one nostril and stabilised with the use of the Endoscope Stabiliser.

The Endoscope Stabiliser produces a far more accurate reading during high speeds on the treadmill. 

Without the stabilizer rapid movement can result in the dislodgement of the Endoscope and an inaccurate reading, leading to inaccurate diagnosis.

For an accurate reading during endoscope diagnosis

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Equivizor™ Polo Vizor

The Polo vizor is the clear version of the harness racing vizor.  Your horse performs with unfettered vision and unparalleled eye protection.

"An 850 to 1,500 pound animal, a mallet, a whip and a leather ball all colliding in the same corner of an arena sounds dangerous.  With the proper precautions, however, polo players turn this tornado into a structured and orderly competition.  

One of the most common misconceptions
about polo is that the horses get hurt a lot, but what people don't see is that most polo players are far more concerned about the safety of their horses
than the safety of themselves. Regardless, there is a great amount of strain put on the horses and it takes a very talented animal to play"  
​--  Source UConn Polo

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Equivizor™ Thoroughbred Racing Vizor

Information coming soon...


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