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Could your horse's sleep reveal a health problem before you ever notice anything is wrong?After winning the 2026 FEI Dressage World Cup Final, Becky Moody discovered something surprising about her Olympic horse Jagerbomb. Although he looked healthy, sound, and ready to work during the day, an artificial intelligence sleep monitoring system revealed that his body was still recovering from international travel. It took 16 to 17 days for his sleep patterns to return to normal, and at times he slept up to five times more than usual.In this video, we'll explain what horses' sleep patterns can tell us about their health, why REM sleep is essential for equine welfare, what causes sleep deprivation in horses, and how new AI technology may help owners and veterinarians detect subtle problems earlier.Whether you own a backyard companion, a performance horse, or simply want to better understand equine behavior, this video explains why sleep may be one of the most overlooked indicators of horse health.In this video you'll learn:Why horses need REM sleepWhy horses cannot dream while standingWhat sleep deprivation looks like in horsesWhy some horses collapse from lack of sleepHow pain, arthritis, travel, and stress affect sleepWhat Becky Moody learned from Jagerbomb's overnight AI monitoringHow artificial intelligence could change equine health monitoringWhat every horse owner should watch for at homeChapters:
