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Could be several reason but most likely it's the shape of the horse and 
where you have the electrode. I have a similar problem with one horse. 
This can be probem on a slab sidded horse. The electrode is not making 
good contact when you are moving.

I solved mine by moving the electrode on the girth far down on his side. 
On him there is about a 2 inch margin or error. Any where in the small 
area it works fine. Outside I have the same problem you do.

Truman

Sundaez@xxxxxxx wrote:

> Hi all...
>
> I have a Polar HRM that is weird. It works on all of my horses but one. When 
> I have it on this particular mare I get a good reading if we are at a 
> standstill...but as soon as we move it jumps into the 200's...or sometimes just gets 
> on a number and stays there.  Like I said it works fine on my other horses. ANy 
> ideas what might be wrong with it? I use Aloe Vera gel with it.
>
> Mel
>  




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