Relationship between Resting and Recovery Heart Rate in Horses

In endurance racing the heart rate (HR) of horses in the veterinary gates has to reach a maximum set to continue racing. There is no literature on the relationship between resting HR (HRresting) and HR after exercise (HRrecovery). This relationship was examined in seven horses and the results were r...

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Autores principales: Lindner, Arno, Esser, Martina, López, Ramón Andrés, Boffi, Federico Martín
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Publicado: 2020
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Acceso en línea:http://sedici.unlp.edu.ar/handle/10915/107742
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topic Ciencias Veterinarias
Endurance
Exercise
Health
Lactate
Welfare
spellingShingle Ciencias Veterinarias
Endurance
Exercise
Health
Lactate
Welfare
Lindner, Arno
Esser, Martina
López, Ramón Andrés
Boffi, Federico Martín
Relationship between Resting and Recovery Heart Rate in Horses
topic_facet Ciencias Veterinarias
Endurance
Exercise
Health
Lactate
Welfare
description In endurance racing the heart rate (HR) of horses in the veterinary gates has to reach a maximum set to continue racing. There is no literature on the relationship between resting HR (HRresting) and HR after exercise (HRrecovery). This relationship was examined in seven horses and the results were related to their v<sub>4</sub> (speed at which the blood lactate concentration is 4 mmol/L). Horses were submitted to an exercise test to determine v<sub>4</sub>. Thereafter, horses were exercised on a treadmill in randomized order for 10 and 60 min at different speeds. HR was measured before exercise and several times until 30 min of recovery. The relationship between HRresting and HRrecovery was significant in 16 out of 35 comparisons. There were no significant relationships between the v<sub>4</sub> of the horses and their HRresting and between v<sub>4</sub> and HRrecovery after 10 min of exercise, regardless of the speed of exercise, with one exception. The relationship between the v<sub>4</sub> of the horses and their HRrecovery after 60 min of exercise was significant in the fifth minute after exercise at 3.5 m/s only. Conclusion: Because HRresting and HRrecovery are often related, pre-determined arbitrary HRrecovery values may not allow for fair competition during endurance racing.
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author Lindner, Arno
Esser, Martina
López, Ramón Andrés
Boffi, Federico Martín
author_facet Lindner, Arno
Esser, Martina
López, Ramón Andrés
Boffi, Federico Martín
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title Relationship between Resting and Recovery Heart Rate in Horses
title_short Relationship between Resting and Recovery Heart Rate in Horses
title_full Relationship between Resting and Recovery Heart Rate in Horses
title_fullStr Relationship between Resting and Recovery Heart Rate in Horses
title_full_unstemmed Relationship between Resting and Recovery Heart Rate in Horses
title_sort relationship between resting and recovery heart rate in horses
publishDate 2020
url http://sedici.unlp.edu.ar/handle/10915/107742
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