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Exercise Related Problems
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Bleeding - Exercise Induced Pulmonary Haemorrhage
Bleeding from one or both nostrils during or following maximal exercise is referred to as ‘Exercise Induced Pulmonary Haemorrhage’ (EIPH).
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‘Tying-Up’ – Equine Rhabdomyolysis Syndrome
'Tying-up' describes a range of muscle disorders that leads to cramping, particularly of the hind limb and back muscles. The condition is also referred to as Azoturia and Monday Morning Disease.
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Shin Soreness In Horses
Pain and inflammation on the front surface of the front cannon bones, referred to as ‘shin soreness’ is most common in two-year-old thoroughbred racehorses during their first preparation.
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Hints On Preventing Shin Soreness In Horses
Training programs can now be designed to allow the cannon bone to experience and adapt to the strains of racing conditions.
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Anhidrosis - Dry Coat or Non-Sweating Disease in Horses
Anhidrosis, or the inability to sweat to dissipate heat after exercise, is a condition that develops in horses stabled and trained under hot, humid conditions. It is commonly described as ‘dry coat’ or ‘non-sweating’ disease.
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Loss Of Performance
Loss of performance, as distinct from general poor performance due to feeding, training or concurrent sickness or lack of ability in a horse, is a problem that requires investigation in all types of racing, sport and performance horses.
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Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis (HYPP)
Hyperkalemic periodic paralysis, or HYPP, is a condition characterized by muscle tremors and weakness. The problem results from a genetic defect that causes abnormal function of the sodium channel in muscle cells.
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Overexertion in Horses
Horses that are properly conditioned for three-day events and endurance rides rarely feel the effects of overexertion. However, those horses whose training regimens are less thoughtfully planned may encounter problems.
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