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"Why would you breed any mare or stallion that could carry the LW gene
> without doing the blood test first? It only cost $25 to find out if your
> horse is a carrier."
Because this was in 1980---I believe this was before the test had been
developed.
B
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My girlfriend's mare had the lethal white. Most gorgeous colt we had ever
seen..and he had to be put down. was so extremely sad. at the time
(this was in early'97) I don't think it was talked about much in the paint
horse circle. My
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Barb,
Why would you breed any mare or stallion that could carry the LW gene
without doing the blood test first? It only cost $25 to find out if your
horse is a carrier. No mare should have to go through carrying a foal to be
put down.
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Jean Ernest wrote: The Lethal white
> occurs in paints,,I forget which,Overo, I think. breeding two with a lot
> of white may produce an lethal whit..Many don't even survive to be born.
Jean, You are right about it being Overo that produces the lethal w
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You can see the picture of the Kvit on the NFHR website, gallery,
colors. He has pink skin, would be white if he were clean, probably blue
eyes. light hooves. I bet he is a beautiful horse. The Lethal white
occurs in paints,,I forget whic
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Subject: Re: Research on behalf of Fjords
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Some really constructive ideas here. What about the possibilities of
getting some of the breeders to participate in roundtables or
presentations which could then be distributed via all the wonderful
electronic media which we have.
Comments?
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Some really constructive ideas here. What about the possibilities of
getting some of the breeders to participate in roundtables or
presentations which could then be distributed via all the wonderful
electronic media which we have. Not everyone is going
taping and do video sales of
evals. Have a mentor go through them with the newbies.
There's a lot more thoughts in here SCARY : )) But I gotta take care of a
sick kid.
Roberta
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This message is from: Lori Albrough <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I was just wondering what the technical definition of stallion
"over-selection" is? Isn't stallion selection a natural phenomenon, in
the wild that is? Not every male horse will grow up to breed, only the
fastest, strongest, most macho o
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It was I who brought up the subject of Stallion Evaluations in America.
It was more of an educational goal for our stallion owners. What I
wanted to accomplish by this is t
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Ruthieagain, evaluation means education NOT mandatory use of specific
stallions.
If all stallions are evaluated the mare owners would have an education tool
for selection.(what is so difficult to understand here?)..they would st
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I think one of the aggravating things about "all stallions" evaluated is the
control issue. We are under so many rules and regulations from our Govt. to
get us all in narrow line that not only is the evaluation of all stallions
not possible b
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Hi Ruth,
It was I who brought up the subject of Stallion Evaluations in America.
(Which I'm sure you know is being done in a similar fashion in European
countries, and has been for quite some time). It was not my intent to
have our gen
This message is from: "Lisa Wiley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Ruthie,
I would have to agree with you. I breed Portuguese water dogs. About
fifteen years ago a recessive genetic disease was discovered and a gene
marker test was developed to identify carriers. The club recommended
spaying and neute
This message is from: "Ruth Bushnell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
In reading the Minutes in the spring issue of the Fjord Herald I came across
an item that galvanized my unbridled interest. It says, "Evaluation-the board
discussed a member's proposal that every stallion be evaluated" ..and went on
to say
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