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Study: Genetic Cause Of Night Blindness Identified In Standardbreds

Standardbred pacers and trotters have a different gait, but new research has revealed that they may also have different vision.

United statesRocky mountainRebecca belloneSara thomasyUc davis veterinary genetics laboratoryUnited states trotting associationAmerican college of veterinary ophthalmologistsUc davis centerEquine healthDepartment of population health reproductionVeterinary genetics laboratoryTennessee walking horsesMissouri fox trottingTennessee walkingTennessee walking horseMissouri fox trotting horse

Night blindness gene found in two more gaited horse breeds

Research suggests congenital stationary night blindness is under-diagnosed in the Tennessee Walking Horse. The study also confirms that the Standardbred and Missouri Fox Trotting Horse breeds can also be affected.

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Genetic cause of night blindness confirmed in Tennessee Walking Horses and identified in Standardbreds and Missouri Fox Trotting Horses

A new study shows that Tennessee Walking Horses are more likely to have night blindness over other breeds.

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UC Davis: Genetic Cause Of Night Blindness Confirmed In Tennessee Walking Horses - Horse Racing News

Genetic cause of night blindness confirmed in Tennessee Walking Horses and identified in Standardbreds and Missouri Fox Trotting Horses

United statesRocky mountainRebecca belloneSara thomasyEquine healthDepartment of population health reproductionUc davis centerUnited states trotting associationUc davis veterinary genetics laboratoryVeterinary genetics laboratoryTennessee walkingMissouri fox trottingTennessee walking horseMissouri fox trotting horseQuarter horsesPopulation health

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