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What do we want to achieve with training?
How big is the horses heart? % of BW (body weight)
Heart size: 0.9-1.1% of body weight
What is the horses cardiac output? L/min
cardiac output: up to ~ 400 L/min
Glycogen is the storage for of carbs. why is glycogen the most important for energy metabolism?
Horses have large intramuscular stores
it is readily available during exercise
it is the primary energy substrate used
Cardiac output is dependent upon what 3 things?
Afterload, Preload, and Contractility
what is plasma made up of
Plasma: proteins, electrolytes, enzymes
What are Red blood cells made up of
Red blood cells: hemoglobin
What are white blood cells made up of
White blood cells: neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils, monocytes, lymphocytes
What are platelets made up of
Platelets: thrombocytes
What does the control of blood flow change with exercise
increase blood volume, redirect blood away from less active organs, increase cardiac output, and adjust thermoregulation
True/false: heart rate increases linearly with speed workload up to maximum heart rate
True
SubMax HR and Gates
Standing: 30-40 bpm
Walking: 60-8- bpm
Trotting: 80-100 bpm
Cantering: 100-180 bpm
Galloping: 180-220 bpm
True/false: stroke, volume decreases with exercise
false
Improvements in oxygen delivery in response to training
increased heart mass
increase wall thickness, chamber diameter
lower steady state HR
lower maximal HR
quicker heart rate recovery
Improvement in oxygen carrying capacity
increased plasma volume
increased total RBC pool
increased capillarization
Cardiovascular adaptation to resting HR training
decreases
cardiovascular adaptation to steady state HR training
decreases
cardiovascular adaptation to recovery HR training
decreases
cardiovascular adaptation to HR time to recovery training
decreases
cardiovascular adaptation to cardiac output and SV training
increases
cardiovascular adaptation to heart mass training
increases
cardiovascular adaptation to RBC pool training
increases
What ids the ventilation chain
Atmosphere, alveoli, red blood cells, capillaries, and muscle/mitochondria
At what age does bone growth/remodeling respond to?
between 2-3 years
What does bone growth/remodeling respond to?
magnitude of load, frequency of load, and previous conditioning
Bone responds to work through
Wolff’s law (adaptive hypertrophy)
What are 2 things to think about with exercise and bond growth in young horses?
Bone adapts to short periods of high intensity work
avoid imbalance to little = no adaptation, too much = damage (microcracking)
What is our goal for tendons/ligaments during training during training?
maximize elastic storage to minimize injury
How many days is the maturation cycle for spermatogenesis?
57 days
At what age does rapid development occur in testicular maturation?
18 months old
What is the site of sperm concentration, maturation, and storage?
Epididymis
Match the 3 section of the epididymis to their function
Caput(head): concentration
Corpus(body): maturation
Cauda(tail): storage
what type of penis does a stallion have?
Musculovascular
what are the 3 sex accessory glands
vesicular gland, prostate gland, and Bulbourethral gland
What are the 3 measurable ejaculate contents that help us understand semen quality
volume, concentration, and motility
How much sperm is produced per ejaculation
4-12 billion
What is semen volume comprised of?
seminal plasma
Is concentration the same as volume
not the same becasue volume is total fluid per mL and concentration is total sperm per mL
what is a semen extender?
components added to semen to increase survivability by providing buffer and nutrients for the sperm cells
why do we centrifuge sperm?
it allows us to remove the seminal plasma
What is total motility versus progressive motility?
Total motility is the percentage of sperm moving in any direction
Progressive motility is the percentage of sperm moving in a straight line
When doing an embryo transfer, on the day do we collect the embryo? and where in the body will it be a the time?
7-8 in the uterus
The_______ cells are responsibe for spermatoza production
Sertoli cells
_______ cells are responsible for testosterone production
Leydig cells
What is the function of the CL on the ovary?
It produces progesterone
What hormones increases during estrus, and if there are multiple, which one peaks at ovulation?
LH and Estrogen
What is the site of fertilization?
The oviducts or fallopian tubes
What structure surrounds the ovary and catches the oocytes once it is released?
Infundibulum
Approximately how big does a follicle need to be prior to breeding a mare? this indicates whey you may need to AI the mare because she is close to ovulation?
35mm follicle
Explain to me how I can breed a mare in February? Naturally that is very unlikely so how is it done? be specific
To breed in February, you must manually trick the mare's body into thinking it is already spring. This is achieved through a combination of artificial lighting and hormonal manipulation.
I want to get into the cutting horse breeding business and purchase a stallion to breed to mares. What criteria would you recommend I base my stallion selection process on? What should I look for in a stallion before I buy him?
Performance recodes, confirmation, and Fertility
What is the phase between estrus phases when the mare is not receptive to the stallion?
Diestrus
what is the term for the complete absence of estrus (usually seasonal)?
Anestrus
Regarding foaling, what is the 1-2-3 rule?
Foal should stand in one hour
should attempt to nurse and placenta passed within two hours
foal should be actively consuming colostrum by three hours
Given two signs before parturition occurs?
udder filling, and waxing of teats
What separates the 3 stages of labor?
stage 1: water breaks
stage 2: foul delivered
stage 3: placenta expelled
When looking at the hormone chart/taking a hormone test, what should be the highest hormone at 1 month of pregnancy?
Progesterone