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I am curious how many people genetic test their horses. I thought about doing some of mine that are higher rated. I am curious about your thought processes on genetic testing. Total Votes: 23
| Yes I genetic test all of them : | 2 | 9% | | | I only test my horse that are high rated : | 12 | 52% | | | I only test my favorite horses : | 2 | 9% | | | I only genetic test my colorful horses : | 6 | 26% | | | I don't care about genetic testing : | 1 | 4% | | You have cast your vote. |
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I test all my higher rated KNN because of the genetic standards of the breed :} |
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Recently started an apricot project, so gene test all chestnuts, looking for Prlprl mares, to breed with an apricot stallion. Otherwise, no need to gene test the frames. |
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I do high-rated and possible breed-for-color prospects. |
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I am attempting to breed for apricot, ee prprl, so I test a lot of my mares to check what they are. I also love the results of the quests and will test for homozygous sets of genes, then pop the mares up for brood. I test all stallions for my benefit and for my customers. So really I am a bit of a fanatic ! It is expensive, a luxury. |
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I gene test all my PPP+ color babies & my AA's, but not my geldings. |
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