Altrenogest treatment reduces the stress response of three-year-old warmblood mares during their initial equestrian training

Kapš, Miroslav; Lutzer, Anne; Gautier, Camille; Nagel, Christina; Aurich, Jörg; Aurich, Christine

doi:10.1016/j.domaniend.2022.106728

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Interruption Of the Hypothalamic–pituitary–gonadal Axis1

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“…In female rats, antidepressant and anxiolytic effects were described (Laconi et al., 2001 ; Martinez‐Mota et al., 1999 ; Picazo & Fernandez‐Guasti, 1995 ). We have recently demonstrated that altrenogest reduced the stress response of 3‐year‐old mares during their initial equestrian training (Kaps et al., 2022 ). Beneficial effects on the rideability of mares exposed to continuous altrenogest treatment may therefore not only depend on the inhibition of oestrus but also on modulatory effects on the central nervous system.…”

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Suppression of reproductive behaviour and gonadal function in female horses—An update

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2022

Reprod Domestic Animals

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In female horses, oestrus behaviour is often associated with a moody temperament and undesired behaviour with regard to their use in equestrian activities (Pryor & Tibary, 2005). The behaviour of mares is therefore often detrimental to their performance Stout & Colenbrander, 2004). Trainers, riders and persons handling mares frequently complain about such problems and demand for methods to suppress gonadal function with the aim to reduce oestrus

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