The Effects of Incline on Cardiopulmonary Function during Exercise in the Horse
Journal of Equine Science, ISSN: 1347-7501, Vol: 6, Issue: 2, Page: 55-60
1995
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We investigated the effects of incline on cardiopulmonary function in five trained 2-year-old Thoroughbred horses during exercise on a high-speed treadmill. The horses began exercise at 1.5 m/s for 2 min followed by 1 min step increments at 4.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.2, and 10.4 m/s. Each horse performed the exercise test on separate days with at least 2 days interval at four different inclines (0, 3, 6 and 10%). The sequence of exercise test was randomized. The major findings were: 1) Oxygen uptake (V̇), carbon dioxide production (V̇co), minute ventilation (V̇), tidal volume (V), heart rate (HR), cardiac output (Q̇t), and % O extraction increased linearly with speed and incline, however the regression estimates of the change in V̇o/change in speed (Δ V̇o/ΔSp) increased with increasing incline. 2) V̇ increased linearly with speed and was a function of increased V and respiratory frequency (f), however the linear increase in V̇ with incline was solely due to increased V as f was unchanged. 3) The V̇/V̇o slope for 0% incline was greater than the slope 3%, 6%, 10% incline. 4) The increase in arterio-mixed venous oxygen content difference (Ca-vDO) with speed and incline was mainly due to the decrease in CvO, whereas CaO increased only slightly with incline and speed. 5) The increased Q̇t with speed and incline was due to increases in HR, as stroke volume was unchanged with speed and incline. © 1995, Japanese Society of Equine Science. All rights reserved.
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