| Packaging and habits | | | | minutes break is a reduction in the levels of potassium |
| Before conditioning begins, horses must be shod and | | | | and phosphate which had remained unchanged |
| wormed. The next day begins the actual process of | | | | immediately after exercise. The whole set of things |
| upgrading, which is to guide you to ensure that the | | | | indicates that cardiovascular fitness is of paramount |
| shoe is adjusted properly recently placed for him. It is | | | | importance in polo horses. |
| also necessary to round off your nails, removing | | | | The first part of training is to establish a basic level of |
| excess protruding before starting work with the other | | | | fitness by working long distance, slowly, until the animal |
| horses. | | | | can work a full hour. The exercise period shall consist |
| Most polo players prefer to keep their horses in the | | | | of intervals of walking, trotting, "lope and gallop |
| stable during the training period. This not only allows | | | | medium" ("sing"), so that the horse back to the garage |
| them to more carefully monitor their daily intake of | | | | completely cooled. Like people, horses become more |
| food but also keep them at a higher temperature. Like | | | | suitable when subjected to stress (both anaerobic and |
| humans, horses muscles respond better when they | | | | aerobic) and then given time to recover. |
| are hot, and as a bonus, her coat improved faster. An | | | | Every time the horse recovers, your body becomes fit |
| output short trailer, truck or trailer will also help you | | | | to face a similar stress in the future. Only slightly |
| prepare psychologically for life competitive. | | | | increasing the amount of effort, can be trained to a |
| Training the horse's back | | | | point where he will play two and even three times in |
| The back of the polo horse is crucial in order to | | | | the highly competitive pole warmer and wetter |
| establish optimal fitness, according to the requirement | | | | climates. |
| of the games. In this section we will see everything | | | | The key to determine the suitability of a horse or its |
| about the horse's muscles to learn how to position | | | | ability to support the effort is to accurately measure |
| ourselves on this issue. | | | | the time it takes to recover. A horse at rest will have |
| After a chukker, the horse has a high rate in | | | | a pulse frequency of 32 to 44 per minute, while |
| cardiac-respiratory rhythm. The level of lactic acid in | | | | respiratory rate (inhale and exhale) is 8 to 16 times per |
| the anaerobic system of polo horses is greater than | | | | minute. Training time can be assessed by measuring |
| that reported after three days to assess their speed | | | | pulse rate and respiration immediately after exercising |
| and endurance, but lower than that of race horses | | | | and noting the time it takes to regain its normal |
| after a race. This is evidenced by high rates of blood | | | | frequency. |
| lactic acid that accumulates during a chukker and | | | | It should take only a maximum of two minutes for the |
| remains high for 15 minutes after the game ended. | | | | horse's vital signs return to normal after a chukker. A |
| Perhaps this can be attributed to the polo players to | | | | less accurate method of determining the physical state |
| feed the horses with alfalfa. | | | | is judged by the eye and touch, evaluating the overall |
| Blood samples taken from horses polo after a play | | | | condition of the horse, the shine of his fur and muscle |
| period also show increased levels of agglutinated cell | | | | definition. |
| volume, hemoglobin, protein and sodium. After 15 | | | | |