With the Red Factor test, Red pigment (e) is recessive to black pigment (E). As the chestnut gene is recessive, the horse in question must carry two copies (e/e) to have the chestnut base colour. The dominant gene being the (E) allows black pigment on the coat so when...
Time and again disputes occur as to who the rightful breeder of a horse is. Often these disputes do not arise at the time the foal is registered with a studbook, but when said foal has grown into an athlete that competes and performs successfully at top level....
The sire and dam don’t have to be registered with ACE, but they do have to be registered. If the dam is registered with an approved Society we will just need a copy of her registration and a photo of mare and foal together so we can identify that the dam is...
Yes we do. To be classed as an ACE Warmblood it has to contain 25% warmblood. Percherons are classed as Cold Bloods, TB and Arabs are classed as Hot bloods. If it has 50% Percheron, 25% Hot blood, and 25% Warmblood it can go into the Warmblood register. If there is...
If you are a member, I can forward you a DNA kit for them and what’s required for analysis. DNA samples can be taken from the mane or tail provided there is a good supply of roots visible. DNA is mandatory for all registrations from 1st August...
