Genetic Profile Test Results

GBED n/n, HERDA n/n, HYPP n/n, MH n/n, PSSM1 n/n,

MYHM n/n (UC Davis)

Color: A/A, E/e, nd1/nd2, CR/n, W20/n

 

Temperament: Curious, Two Curiosity variants; horse may be more curious than vigilant.

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Gait: Neg for DMRT3 No DMRT3 variants; likely non-gaited (*variants for novel "gait" abilities are currently in research).

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Sprint: Two Sprint type variants; horse may accel at short distance, quick bursts of speed over endurance type activity.

Horse has not tested positive for any known disease variants on this panel.

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Buckskin

Bay (A, E) + Cream (CR). Buckskin is the combination of at least one Black (E), at least one Agouti/Bay (A) and one Cream (CR) variant. The Bay color will be diluted by the Cream causing Buckskin. The range of Buckskins include a very dark brown to a very light buttermilk golden color. The stark black 'points' are left undiluted. Buckskins are often confused with duns, which can have a similar coat color. However, buckskins lack the 'primitive' markings of the dun unless they also have the non-Dun

Primitive Markings variant (nd1). Buckskins will pass Cream to 50% of any offspring. They will also pass Black (E) and/or Agouti/Bay (A) to at least 50% of any offspring (depending if they are Ee, Aa, or EE, Aa, or EE, AA).

 

Dominant White 20 (W20) - W20/n

W20/n - One Dominant White 20 (W20) variant detected; may result in White markings. Horse has 50% chance of passing to any offspring.

 

Cream (CR) - CR/n

CR/n - One Cream (CR) variant detected. Cream is a partial dominant and may dilute base coat color (Buckskin, Palomino, Smoky Black, etc). Horse has 50% chance of passing to any offspring.