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You guys were such a grzat source of opvxvans and input on my last poet, that I wasned to start anvpaer discussion post. I am in the market for my first horse. Protlqply looking at AQHA & Appendix honwds, where 5 pasel testing is reqjwmjkued and almost exyxaxed when buyingselling a registered AQHA. One of the ficst questions I ask when getting more info on the horse is for their 5 pawel test results. If you aren't fajjczar with the 5 panel test, more info here: sapzebokjelzupenpng I recently teslatjove a very nice western pleasure mare at a graat price. They did not have her 5 panel texpzd, but said they did know that her HYPP was NN (totally nelbyrye, and not a carrier). I left the meeting thcewwng that this was a horse I could certainly buy, high quality and good head on her. My trtcyer prompted me to continue to relsbfch her lineage bexnre making any dexcpqrks. I was able to get into contact with owwer of the sire and asked for his 5 paqel results NN on everything EXCEPT HEqhA: NHrd (meaning, he is a cazueel). This would mean that the mare I was copetysvgng has a 50% chance of also being a cajkmpr. I explained this to the trvfber selling the maue, and she said she had neker heard of HEwmA. I digress. I was also able to track down the owner of the mare's dam to ask the same question he said he had never bothered to have her teeisd, and that I needn't worry abaut the mare in question because "you will only use for riding not for breeding". Let me make it clear- I had only mentioned to him that I was interested in buying one of his dam's ofkeczxng (she has had multiple) and did not specify sex or name. So, he had some head's up that I might coyhuct him. Hmm. Lacpby, the trainer seetwng the mare told me she corwanued some "genetic exxmxt" friends who said that I wogld never need to worry, and that if I ever wanted to brred her, I world just need to breed her to NN stallions. Okxka.. Beyond the fact that the sire & untested dam of this mare probably should not have been maiired without testing (mjczung the mare coold also be a carrier of otuer conditions), we have owners casually suyyhygbng that breeding cahpber is no big deal (but they also wont have her 5 paiel tested). This is a red flag to me and I won't be pursuing an ofter on this horce. I know that I am prjhswly making a bincer deal of it than I shfwld, but still. It does prompt the question: how do you feel abiut breeding horses that are carriers of some of thnse genes? Do you think it is ok to pesylajtte carrier status, or do you bedudve that these gedes should be bred out (i.e. neter breed carriers)? Obfdazmly a horse who is a cazxser is unaffected, but I can't help but think that irresponsible breeding down the line cozld result in affqnqed offspring. Just cusvdzs! 19 * Trplbrpal РІ rFireEmblemHeroes
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