1993 APHA Cutting Stallion
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Genetic Conditions
HERDA N/N
Homozygous negative for Hereditary Equine Regional Dermal Asthenia (HERDA). His pedigree does not include Poco Bueno, who is believed to be the origination of HERDA. However, it does include a ½ brother, 89er. Both 89er and Poco Beuno were sired by King.
OLWS N/N
Homozygous negative for Overo Lethal White Syndrome (OLWS). He is registered as and exhibits overo coloring. He is capable of and has previously produced overo foals.
Genetic Defect testing completed February 2, 2009 by:
Animal Genetics
1336 Timberland Rd
Tallahassee, FL 32312
Color Genetics
Tobiano N/N
Homozygous negative for the Tobiano allele. He is capable of and has previously produced tobiano foals, depending upon the coloring of the dam.
Sabino 1 N/N
Homozygous negative for the Sabino 1 allele. However, he does exhibit some sabino type coloring consisting of white legs, belly spots, bald face and blue eyes. The Sabino gene is complex and thought to be polygeneic. Sabino 1 is currently the only available test related to sabino coloring.
**Because of these results, it is likely that he carries another form of Overo allele or possibly the Splash allele. Currently, no tests are available for these. January 2012, UC Davis has made available the test for Splash.
Splash N/SW1
Navajo is heterozygous for Splash Type-1 and N/N for Splash types 2 and 3.
Splashed white is a variable white spotting pattern characterized
primarily by extremely large blaze, extended white markings in legs,
variable white spotting in belly, and often blue eyes. Research has
identified 3 mutations – SW-1, SW-2 and SW-3. SW-1 has been found in several breeds. Horses
homozygous for SW-1 (SW1/SW1) have been identified. SW-2 and the rare SW-3 occur
exclusively in certain lines of Quarter Horses and Paints.
Dominant white (called W10) ranges from a minimal Sabino-like pattern to completely white. Horses with the W10 mutation have pink skin where the hair is white; the eyes are rarely blue.
Red/Black e/e
Homozygous for recessive red factor. He has black pigmented skin and red pigmented hair, except for his white spots, which have pink skin.
Agouti A/A
Homozygous dominant for the Agouti allele. Because he is e/e (red), meaning he has no black to modify, the Agouti allele is not visually expressed in his color. He is capable of and has previously produced bay foals.
Dilutions N/N
Homozygous negative for Champagne, Cream, Pearl and Silver dilution alleles.
Coat Color Testing Completed February 2, 2009 by:
Animal Genetics
1336 Timberland Rd
Tallahassee, FL 3231
Dominant White & Splash Coat Color Testing Completed January 23, 2012 by:
UC Davis - Veterinary Diagnostics Laboratory
Old Davis Road
Davis, CA 95616
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