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Polygenic Prediction of Equestrian Sport Discipline Among Horses Bred for Jumping and Dressage.

Animal genetics - 1 Jun 2026

Hill Emmeline W, Han Haige, Holtby Amy R, Anhold Heinrich, McGivney Beatrice A

Abstract excerpt

Horses bred for different equestrian sports vary in physical, physiological and behavioural requirements. Characterising genetic markers associated with discipline provides an opportunity to improve identification of horses best suited to either jumping or dressage. Using a composite selection signals test, genomic regions under positive selection in German warmblood horses divergent for discipline were...

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PMID: 42310950
DOI: 10.1002/age.70146
PMCID: PMC13276299

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CHST15
CYP27A1
GRM5
LPAR6
NANOS1
PROKR2
SLITRK1
THSD7B
TMEFF2
TPH2
VPS13B
VWC2
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