Sentence examples for breeding show from inspiring English sources

The combination of desired characteristics means that the breed is useful for breeding show jumpers, eventers and steeplechasers (the latter especially when crossed with Thoroughbreds).

Ms. Ubogy said she could raise her prices because purebred Himalayans often sell for at least $800, but she is not in the business of breeding show cats.

Second, despite generally high breeding success, and hence unbalanced data with few individuals failing, birds that skip breeding show predictably higher activity (most probably higher foraging effort) in the previous winter (see also [ 11]).

While decades of research in plant biochemistry and molecular biology reveal this is not a plausible model of genetic causality (e.g., interactions in hormonal pathways have proven importance) (Wang and Li 2008), decades of breeding show the infinitesimal model has utility in predicting response to selection in complex traits like PHT (Crossa et al. 2010).

They were also more likely (than not) to be a riding instructor/professional equestrian, a breeder or involved in the Thoroughbred industry and participate in activities such as breeding, show jumping or endurance.

While open-class shows were common among our studied fairs (16 of the 40), only 5 of the 40 (12.5%) fairs in this study had a breeding show; 4 of those 5 (80%) fairs had IAV-infected pigs at the fair.

The official breeding goal includes 15 traits (eight conformation and seven riding ability traits) that are assessed individually at breeding shows, hereafter referred to as the breed evaluation field test (BEFT), which is standard for all countries (FEIF, 2002).

Today, outside of Portugal and Spain, breeding, showing and registration of both Lusitanos and Andalusians are often closely linked.

The history of Chinese wheat breeding shows that new varieties were usually selected from landraces in the early period, later from crosses between landraces and introduced varieties, and more recently from crosses between Chinese modern varieties.

The small number of fairs with breeding shows in this study makes analysis of this risk factor problematic; however, the finding is enough to warrant concern given that breeding swine are intended to leave the exhibition and enter a herd for progeny production.

Owning, breeding, showing, traveling, vet bills, etc cost A LOT of money.