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World’s first ever genetically-edited horses could revolutionize sports and breeding as we know it
They look like ordinary foals, docile with honey brown coats and white facial patches, content to spend their days munching alfalfa in a cordoned-off pasture in rural Buenos Aires province. But these ...
SANTA YNEZ VALLEY, Calif. – The Santa Ynez Valley has long been known for its equestrian roots. But today, local ranches struggle to stay afloat. Arabian horses are one of the oldest breeds in the ...
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From Forced Displacement to State Symbol: What the Appaloosa’s Journey Reveals About American Identity
Discover why Idaho chose the Appaloosa as state horse and how this hardy, spotted breed still reflects the state’s identity.
These horses might look like ordinary horses, but there is something highly unusual about their genomes. They are the first of their species to have their DNA edited using CRISPR–Cas9, a technique ...
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