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What is the history of the white tiger?
The first white tigers came from Rewa, India, in the 1950's..Captured as cubs from a normal colored mother, these cubs form the bloodstock for white tigers seen in zoos today. They are genetically flawed Bengal tigers, not a separate sub species.
Can you breed brother to sister cattle?
Yes. It is possible, but not advisable to do it too often in a family. It results in a building up of recessive alleles in the DNA of the horse, which can cause genetic disorders. Inbred horses will often be weaker than ones bred from a more varied stock. Inbreeding is used to "fix" desirable traits in breeds, whether they are dominant or recessive. The general rule is to inbreed for a maximum of three generations before an outcross is required. This outcross can be done by crossing unrelated inbred lines or by crossing with a superior animal that has little or no inbreeding. Any inbreeding program can result in an increase in undesirable traits this is why culling of inferior stock is important. More rapid changes in genotype and phenotype can be acheived in animals that produce large numbers of fast maturing offspring, Because mares have so few offspring in a lifetime breedings should be carefully chosen in an attempt to insure each foal superior.
Where can bloodstock be purchased?
There are many places where bloodstock can be purchased. Bloodstock can be purchased at popular on the web sources such as Brandford Bloodstock and See Tickets.
When was Bloodstock Open Air created?
Bloodstock Open Air was created in 2005.
When was Bloodbath Over Bloodstock created?
Bloodbath Over Bloodstock was created in 2010-08.
What actors and actresses appeared in Bloodbath Over Bloodstock - 2011?
The cast of Bloodbath Over Bloodstock - 2011 includes: Martin Axenrot as Drums Jonas Renkse as Bass
What is a bloodstock agent?
A bloodstock agent / consultant serves a variety of services within the thoroughbred (race horse) industry.At a sale, a bloodstock agent will identify and recommend the horse they believe have the highest probability of:being a top race horse themselves or producing a top race horse (if purchasing breeding stock).having the highest return on investment if pin-hooking (purchasing to resell at another sale) or producing a foal that will sell well (commercial breeding)For breeding purposes a bloodstock agent will help identify the stallion/mare combination most likely to produce a top race horse or commercial horse. Breeding to sell and breeding to race can result in very different recommendations and someone should make sure to let their bloodstock agent know their goals when discussing details about the mating recommendation.Is one bloodstock agent better than the next? Yes, just like within any industry there are good and bad. Many bloodstock agents have their own style and tools they use in identifying horses. The majority of agents consider pedigree as well as a visual inspection of the horse. a select few also add in the physical measurements of the horse to analyze the bio-mechanical ability and then are able to compare that horse to all of the horses they have in their database. There are others that use heart scans or DNA analysis in their decisions. It is best to take the time to investigate the different methods used by the agents and find your best fit.
What has the author Terry McDonell written?
Terry McDonell has written: 'California bloodstock' -- subject(s): History, Indians of North America, Fiction
Which one of these was not one of the founders of the modern thoroughbred racing bloodstock A The Byerley Turk c1680 to c1706 B the Godolphin Arabian C the Darley Arabian D all of these were founders?
All of these were founders of the modern thoroughbred racing bloodstock. The Byerley Turk, the Godolphin Arabian, and the Darley Arabian are all considered key progenitors of the thoroughbred breed. Each played a significant role in shaping the genetics of racehorses. Therefore, the correct answer is D: all of these were founders.
What are the chances of having a healthy foal if the mare was bred by her own offspring?
Unless the mare and her son were already highly inbred there probably won't have a significant problem with the foal. Ideally, this type of breeding in very undesireable, and should be terminated unless done with intent by a knowledgeable breeder who has a good understanding of the breed, their bloodlines and superior bloodstock.
What movie and television projects has Chris Tidwell been in?
Chris Tidwell has: Played Notorius T.I.D. in "AWE Overload" in 2006. Played Notorious TID in "SW: Bloodstock" in 2006. Played Notorious T.I.D. in "GCW: Veni Vidi Vici" in 2007. Played Hardcore Hawaii Joe in "CX2: The Movie" in 2008. Played Jeremy in "Babycakes" in 2008.
What is the Collective noun for a group of thoroughbred horses?
There is no specific collective noun for foals. A foal is a newborn horse, that sticks with it's mother for the most part. Foals would not normally be in a group. A foal would be considered a part of a herd of horses or a stable of horses.
What has the author Thomas Seton Jevons written?
Thomas Seton Jevons, sometimes known as T. S. Jevons, was a British author who specialized in writing about equestrianism and sports. Some of his notable works include "Horse and Rider" and "Bloodstock Breeding."
In Thoroughbred racehorse breeding the founder stallions imported in the 18th century to UK were the Darley Arabian the Byerly Turk What was the third stallion called?
The Godolphin Arabian (c. 1724 - 1754), also known as the Godolphin Barb, was an Arabian horse who was one of three stallions that were the founders of the modern Thoroughbred horse racing bloodstock (the other two are the Darley Arabian and the Byerly Turk).
