2014
DOI: 10.1111/evj.12267_33
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Timing of Blood Sampling for Poor Performance Diagnosis in Standardbred Horses after Racing

Abstract: Introduction Blood is often collected from performing poorly horses to measure blood variables that may indicate a reason. However, intense exercise affects many blood variables and therefore time of sampling can affect the interpretation of results. This study examined the behaviour of blood variables after racing to determine the magnitude of the changes and to determine when it is better to collect samples. Methods Blood was sampled in 17 Standardbred racehorses 3 and 2 days before as well as 2 and 3 days a… Show more

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