Behaviours exhibited during training predict physical tiredness in harness racing horses
Noémie Hennes,
Christine Briant,
Camille Lorcet
et al.
Abstract:Physical activity, especially high-intensity exercise, leads to physiological and behavioural changes. The objectives of this study were to investigate i) the effects of physical exercise on weight, behaviours, and head and ear positions on the days after low-intensity training (LIT) or high-intensity training (HIT) and ii) if behaviours, facial expressions, and/or physiological parameters (sweat, salivation and blood lactate levels) during training predict post-training behaviours. A total of 19 French trotte… Show more
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