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The effects of an external equine nasal strip on thermoregulation during exercise

Buchalski, F. M., Rankins, E. M., Malinowski, K., McKeever, K. H.
Published in Journal of Equine Veterinary Science (2022)
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Effects of the tropical climate on the reference ranges of serum biochemistry in athletic horses

Padilha, F. G. F., Meriade, G. B., Ferreira, A. M. R.
Published in Journal of Equine Veterinary Science (2021)
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Clinical insights: Preparing for the Tokyo Olympics - Ensuring health and welfare of equine athletes in the face of heat and humidity

Elliott, C.
Published in Equine Veterinary Journal (2021)
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Effects of a light-colored cotton rug use on horse thermoregulation and behavior indicators of stress

Padalino, B., Loy, J., Hawson, L., Randle, H.
Published in Journal of Veterinary Behavior Clinical Applications and Research (2019)
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Horse monitoring project at ready steady Tokyo test event

Marlin, D.
Published 2019
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Preparation for and management during equestrian events held in thermally challenging environments

Marlin, D., Misheff, M., Whitehead, P.
Published 2018
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A preliminary investigation into environmental temperature and relative humidity during international transportation of sport horses

White, C., Gehring, R., Hall, C.
Published in DCA Report; Nr. 044 (2014)
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Do horses benefit from provision of shade in hot, sunny weather, and do they prefer it?

Holcomb, K., Tucker, C., Stull, C.
Published in Embracing science to enhance equine welfare and horse-human interactions (2013)
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Exercise in the heat: Thermoregulatory limitations to performance in humans and horses

Lindinger, M. I.
Published in Canadian Journal of Applied Physiology (1999)
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