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April 11, 2024
Etalon Equine Genetics has partnered with Solo Select to provide genetic testing for all of Solo Select's sale horses, stallions and broodmares. This collaboration includes comprehensive testing for color, pattern, performance, and health risks. Melanie Smith, Solo Select's founder, praised Etalon's innovative approach to genetic technology:
"I heard Christa Lafayette, Etalon's founder, speak at the Cowgirl Essence Exchange last year. I was immediately interested. Etalon is clearly interested in bringing the most cutting-edge genetic technology into the horse industry, pushing the limits on what we think we can understand and what we think we know."
Etalon is excited for the opportunity to offer invaluable insights to unlock the full potential of equine performance and health.
Genetic testing can uncover white genes to help your horse qualify for dual registration with APHA & AQHA for additional earning, competition, and breeding opportunities.
Distichiasis is a disorder where abnormal eyelashes grow from the eyelid margin, often irritating the cornea. Genetic testing can identify affected horses and carriers, supporting breeding decisions and facilitating early intervention.
Etalon Partners with Black Horse One to Offer Pro + Ancestry 2.0 Bundle for Competitors and App Users, with Immediate Research Funding for Equine Health Studies.
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March 19, 2024
Menlo Park, CA - Etalon Equine Genetics has made another landmark discovery in the field of equine genetics. For the first time in 10 years, a new genetic region for color has been found!
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Menlo Park, CA - Etalon Equine Genetics, a leading provider of equine DNA testing services, has made an exciting breakthrough in equine genetics.
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Menlo Park, CA - Etalon Equine Genetics, a leading provider of DNA testing services, has made another novel discovery in the field of equine genetics. The company has identified a new white marking variant now designated as W35.
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