“The Thoroughbred exists because its selection has depended, not on experts, technicians, or zoologists, but on a piece of wood: the winning post of the Epsom Derby. If you base your criteria on anything else, you will get something else, not the Thoroughbred”. Federico Tesio
What will Aloeride do for my Thoroughbred Racehorses
“Both these horses were very expensive young horses and they have numerous problems which we try and manage… making the point that the horse had lost its way and we put his rejuvenation largely down to Aloeride!” (Leech Racing)
Skeletal Strength
The thoroughbred breed’s greatest weakness is its skeletal system, selective mating produces increasingly muscular horses with increasingly lighter bone structure, and two-year old horses are running around with a still-developing skeletal system until they pass the age of three. Thoroughbreds that sustain a fracture during their juvenile years are significantly less likely to enter training, a costly disappointment. The problem often is ‘muscle strength outpacing bone strength’. The slider (move your cursor over it) below shares interesting research and lowering that 21% incidence of fractures should be a welcome opportunity for breeders and trainers alike.
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Any musculoskeletal injury happens when tension exceeds the strength of the growing bones (fracture), or when tension exceeds the strength of soft tissue notably when muscle fatigue or muscle weakness fails to stabilise (protect) a joint. Aloeride helps by growing lean body mass (this increases joint stability) whilst at the same time encouraging structural (trabecular) bone strength -from research it is known that aloe vera offers benefit. Yearlings with the greatest chance of becoming stakes winners are tall, not too heavy and have high sire indexes. Bigger yearlings however do have a higher risk of skeletal disease but only -and this is your cue- when nutritional intake & uptake doesn’t keep pace with genotypal growth. One sachet of Aloeride a day helps your yearling by reducing the risk of inadvertent deficiencies.
Digestive Support
Racing’s greatest weakness may be how it affects the digestive system, with 90% of race horses in training affected. This is where Aloeride gives you very significant advantages: natural support for your horse’s stomach protective mucosal barrier as well as an optimal uptake of nutrients from appropriate feed. According to Equix, which analysed the biometrics of racing thoroughbreds, the average race horse has a stride length of 23.5 feet. In both 2009 and 2010 Vanity Handicap, Zenyatta needed 39 strides to complete the 991 feet which equates to an incredible average of 25.41 feet per stride. In the 2011 St James’s Palace Stakes, Frankel’s average stride length was a consistent 22 feet but with an awesome stride frequency of 137-130 strides per minute. Which, at taking exactly one breath per stride equates to a well-oxygenated Frankel. Any horse with an uncomfortable abdomen will be disinclined to stride long, so improving digestive comfort beyond prescribed medication is a good training tactic. Many racing yards have horses that struggle to keep their condition which invariably means that the horse performs well below its potential.
“He no longer has digestive issues, he has gained weight and generally looks well. It saves on vets fees and clearly makes the horse more comfortable which shows in training results. Increasing the flexibility of the stride angle by 1° roughly increases stride length by 2%. Both his galloping stride length and closing stride length are stronger with easy, straight forward-and-back motion”. (Leech Racing)
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Daily servings of Aloeride support condition and generally improve lean body mass necessary to power a fast run. Daily servings of Aloeride introduce beta-linked polysaccharides together with other plant molecules that help tissue keep cool. Daily servings of Aloeride support the intestinal production of B5 to help lactic acid conversion as do the carnosine precursing amino acids in Aloeride. The natural biotransformation of lactic acid is facilitated by pre-race nutrient loading of abundant essential and non-essential amino acids in Aloeride. Beta-alanine is the only naturally occurring, non-essential (i.e. it can be synthesized by the body providing there are sufficient nutrient building blocks) beta-amino acid which, as you know, supports muscle carnosine synthesis. Amino acids in Aloeride are highly absorbable (borne out by increase in lean body mass) and more carnosine in muscle tissue enables a greater ability to counteract the buildup of lactic acid.
Satisfying results are more likely if the breakdown of lactic acid is robust, if uncomfortable digestion doesn’t get in the way of race performance, if performance related micro-inflammation can be kept at bay, if oxygen uptake isn’t hampered by the respiratory mucosal lining.
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References:
1- Kadyrov MA, Sharkirov DSH: treatment of fractures by adaptogens under experimental conditions. Eksp Khu Anesteziol 12:50-52, 1967.
2- Shamatov NM: Effect of Aloe extract on the accumulation of Calcium45 and Phosphorus32 in normal and calloused bones, Uckenye Zapiski 2-01 Moskov Med Inst 6:67-69, 1957. Ref. Zh Khim, Biol Khim, 1959, Abstract #3313.
3- Pagan, J. D., A. Koch, S. Caddel, and D. Nash. 2005. Size of Thoroughbred yearlings presented for auction at Keeneland sale affects selling price. In: Proc. Equine Sci. Soc., 19:234-235.