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The Veterinary Clinics of North America. Equine Practice

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Hematology provides insights into equine health and performance. This review explores how exercise and training impact horse blood counts, considering natural variations.

Area of Science:

Equine hematology
Exercise physiology in horses
Sports medicine for animals

Background:

Hematology is crucial for assessing health, performance issues, and fitness in horses.
Significant variability in horse hemograms exists due to factors like temperament, sample collection timing, and feeding schedules.

Purpose of the Study:

To review the hematologic responses of horses to exercise and training.
To provide a consolidated understanding of blood parameter changes in athletic horses.

Main Methods:

Literature review of studies on equine hematology.
Analysis of hematologic data related to exercise and training protocols.

Main Results:

Exercise and training induce specific, predictable changes in various blood parameters.

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Understanding these changes is key to interpreting hemograms accurately in performance horses.

Conclusions:

Hematologic evaluation is a valuable tool for monitoring performance horses.
Awareness of exercise-induced hematologic variations is essential for accurate health and fitness assessments.