A jury verdict in Amarillo on July 30 may lead to big changes in the American Quarter Horse industry.
After a Texas jury found the American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) violated antitrust laws by not registering cloned horses, Texas horse breeders who are plaintiffs in the lawsuit now seek a permanent injunction to force the AQHA to register cloned horses.
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