Sentence examples for breeding evaluation from inspiring English sources

Measurements of horses presented for breeding evaluation in 2001 indicate an increase in the height of the breed in the last decades, as the average height of the mares was found to be 136.9 cm (128.0 – 146.0, SD 2.8) and for stallions 138.6 cm (130.0 – 151.0, SD: 3.0) [ 13].

For example, at breeding evaluation, a unique and exact identity is paramount.

As part of the investigation the breeding evaluation was repeated in October 2012 for Bull 3 and Bull 8, when a libido and mating assessment was also performed.

The criteria that we have considered are those usually found in horse breeding evaluation: fit to a normal score, raw ranks, and the proposed underlying model for ranks.

Furthermore, it is important to consider the calving traits in the breeding evaluation of bulls and to use bulls that inherit a low rate of stillbirth and calving difficulty.

The data used included information on horses screened (prior to breaking, sale or breeding evaluation; n= 879) for osteochondrosis and other osseus fragments as well as horses examined due to clinical symptoms from the locomotor apparatus (n=3,639).

The registry contains information on the pedigree, breeder, owner, offspring, photo, breeding evaluations and assessments, and unique identification of each horse registered.

This method takes advantage of all the data available and is easily incorporated into current breeding evaluations.

The single-step method takes advantage of all the data available, including phenotypes from non-genotyped animals, and can easily be incorporated into current breeding evaluations.

Based on governmental animal welfare regulations [ 13] Swedish, Norwegian and Finnish trotting associations consider OUC a pathological condition and the annual Scandinavian breeding evaluations exclude 1 2 high-performance stallions every five years due to high grades of OUC.

One of the main objectives of the WF project is to enable the calculation of global breeding evaluations of Icelandic horses, based on their sharing the same genepool, by using measureable and comparable data stored in WF from as many countries as possible [ 1].