RE: Long holds, Heart Rate, tying up, electrolytes

["Steph Teeter" <step@fsr.com>]

Tom - there are new folks on the list, and some of
us forget... I'm curious too. Not from a 'so prove it'
standpoint, but you've got me thinking about it. 
Why HR/CRI can be normal, when something 'not normal'
is obviously going on in the horse. The heart isn't
working harder than 'normal' - this indicates that the
tissues are being adequately fueled (substrate, 
hydration). Is there some overiding factor?
CNS, automonic response? Any answers? - any guesses?

Steph

>> science that indicates that HR recovery, CRI, etc., does not 
work?
 

Already posted--had this same discussion months ago.

ti


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