In a settlement that could notably impact horse breeding, the American Quarter Horse Association has agreed to allow the registration of multiple offspring of the same top-quality mare, produced by embryo transfer. The deal came after a week of trial in a suit brought by Texas breeders alleging that the association's rule preventing the registration of more than one genetic foal per year violated the state's antitrust laws.
July 25, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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