Dietary Protein Restriction and Fat Supplementation Diminish the Acidogenic Effect of Exercise During Repeated Sprints in Horses von Graham-Thiers, P.M., Kronfeld, D.S., Kline, K.A., Sklan, D.J.

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Fat digestibility in Equus caballus follows increasing first-order kinetics von Kronfeld, D.S, Holland, J.L, Rich, G.A, Meacham, T.N, Fontenot, J.P, Sklan, D.J, Harris, P.A

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Retinol, β-carotene and β-tocopherol concentrations in mare and foal plasma and in colostrum von Gay, L.S, Kronfeld, D.S, Grimsley-Cook, A, Dascanio, J.J, Ordakowski-Burk, A.O, Splan, R.K, Dunnington, E.A, Sklan, D.J

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Dietary protein and fat effects on protein status in Arabian horses during interval training and repeated sprints von Graham-Thiers, P.M, Kronfeld, D.S, Kline, K.A, Sklan, D.J, Harris, P.A

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Protein status of exercising Arabian horses fed diets containing 14% or 7.5% crude protein fortified with lysine and threonine von Graham-Thiers, P.M., Kronfeld, D.S., Kline, K.A., Sklan, D.J., Harris, P.A.

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