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Reserve Your StallWatch System Today For WEF or GDF!

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Photo courtesy of StallWatch.

Photo courtesy of StallWatch.

Phelps Media Group release by: Carrie Wirth

Monitor your horses, tack and equipment 24/7 from your smartphone, tablet or laptop with StallWatch, the only portable equine surveillance system specifically developed for the equestrian world.

For the past several years, StallWatch cameras have protected horses in all four permanent barns, the tents and the FEI area at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center. StallWatch clients with horses at the Winter Equestrian Festival (WEF) and Global Dressage Festival (GDF) benefit from the ability to check on their horses remotely from their smartphones.

“You can be anywhere and see it, and the cameras can be picked up and moved anywhere in the U.S.,” said Darla Duncan of StallWatch.

Photo courtesy of StallWatch.

Photo courtesy of StallWatch.

StallWatch has developed affordable, short-term, seasonal rentals specifically tailored to WEF and GDF participants. The pricing is affordable:

Two-Camera System – $300 per month

Four-Camera System – $400 per month

StallWatch camera systems are easily installed by clients. StallWatch also offers installation at WEF or GDF for a seasonal rental cost of $1,200 for the two-camera system or $1,500 for the four-camera system. The systems will arrive in January for set-up and use through the end of the winter circuit.

Top horsemen in all disciplines, including show jumping, dressage, Western and racing, are singing the praises of their StallWatch systems. StallWatch clients enjoy not only the convenience, but also the peace of mind the system provides.

“StallWatch makes me feel the horses are much safer knowing I can monitor them whenever I want,” said top hunter trainer Louise Serio. “I love the system. It’s an asset to my operation.”

The StallWatch system has helped to alert trainers and stable managers of cast horses, reducing the potential for injury. It has caught cases of colic early so action could be taken, potentially saving horses’ lives. StallWatch has helped to keep an eye on foaling mares and protected valuable racehorses with extra security. In fact, the system has been used at Triple Crown races and the Breeders Cup. It has even helped to catch a thief at a popular horse show. With all the accolades the system has received, the list of happy StallWatch clients grows daily.

“This is such an important product because our horses are our most important asset,” said international grand prix rider Debbie Stephens. “I can’t say enough good things about it.”

Contact StallWatch
855.99WATCH
sales@stallwatch.com

About StallWatch
StallWatch is a portable video surveillance service for remotely viewing and recording horses in their stalls at the show or at home. StallWatchuses network-enabled wireless cameras to provide customers with round-the-clock viewing and recording from their personal computers and mobile devices through the 3G cellular connection.

StallWatch clients read like a “who’s who” of the horse world. Riders and trainers like McLain Ward, Margie Engle, Debbie Stephens, Michael Matz, Ivan Rakowsky, top reiners Tom and Mandy McCutcheon, Thiago Boechat and Andrea Fappani along with organizations like the Kentucky Racing Commission and the New York Racing Association, have discovered the benefits of StallWatch. The system is both practical and affordable and available now for the average horse enthusiast.

To find out more about the StallWatch portable surveillance system, go to: http://www.stallwatch.com

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