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Four weeks of high-intensity training in moderate, but not mild hypoxia improves performance and running economy more than normoxic training in horses

Mukai, K., Ohmura, H., Takahashi, Y., Kitaoka, Y., Takahashi, T.
Published in Physiological Reports (2021)

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Cardio-metabolic responses during horse riding at three different speeds

Sainas, G., Melis, S., Corona, F., Loi, A., Ghiani, G., Milia, R., Milia, R., Tocco, F., Marongiu, E., Crisafulli, A.
Published in European Journal of Applied Physiology (2016)

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Straight from the horse`s mouth: understanding professional event riders` mental preparation for maximising self-confidence prior to competition using thematic analysis

McGinn, S., Alcock, D., Cameron, L. J.
Published in Comparative Exercise Physiology (2018)

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Muscle glycogen breakdown and lactate metabolism during intensive exercise in Thoroughbred horses

Kitaoka, Y., Endo, Y., Mukai, K., Aida, H., Hiraga, A., Hatta, H.
Published in The Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine (2014)

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Limits to running speed in dogs, horses and humans

Denny, M. W.
Published in The Journal of Experimental Biology (2008)

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