A horse can sweat up to 10-15 liters per hour. The level of sweating is influenced by the exertion’s intensity, the duration of the activity, the surrounding temperature, and the horse’s coat. Rehydration and recovery are fastest when the electrolyte solution matches the horse’s sweat loss. Electrolytes should also be used during the training period, where the horse is under more even physical exertion, not only in high-performance competitive situations. The horses of riding schools, whose light exercise can last longer and take place in a warm hall, will also benefit from electrolyte powder.
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