Hypp??

CowGirlUp1833 · 01-02-2005, 07:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Top Dun

Impressive is the ONLY known Link the the disease ONLY his offspring have shown up with the disease at this time.

WOW...okay. Well, I can't believe people are so dumb as to continue breeding these lines. Are the registries doing anything to prevent this: i.e. banning registration to new foals with these lines? My goodness "Breeders" Can be stupid........its all about the money for some people, not the horses....ugh, this makes me ill.

Top Dun · 01-02-2005, 07:44 AM

Some of the lines are FREE of the disease NOT all foals get the gene that makes the disease. the AQHA AND the ApHC have BOTH put rules into effect that WILL start BANNING the horses AFFECTED (IE HH or NH) from being registered in the near future, BUT does not ban the bloodline completely. This does NOT stop people from breeding the affected horses only stops them from being registered with the association.

Super Step · 01-02-2005, 07:50 AM

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Originally Posted by CowGirlUp1833

WOW...okay. Well, I can't believe people are so dumb as to continue breeding these lines. Are the registries doing anything to prevent this: i.e. banning registration to new foals with these lines? My goodness "Breeders" Can be stupid........its all about the money for some people, not the horses....ugh, this makes me ill.

Most registries have taken steps and have done exactly what you have suggested. The problem is that some breeders are selling "tested positive" babies as grade horses with no history of their breeding.

It was a big step for AQHA to stand up and have the initial research done. For a long time the most powerful leaders in the AQHA were investors in Impressive. There were so many excuses put out by the Impressive breeders as to why these babies were having spells. Admitting there is a problem was a very big step though not popular at the time.

What hurts now is that even the most outstanding breeders of Impressive (N/N) horses are being hurt buy the practices of the trashy ones.

*BaRrEL_BaBE* · 01-02-2005, 09:23 AM

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Originally Posted by HalterGirl_88

What's the mares name that you're looking at and the sire and dams name. I can probably find out some info for ya.

Omak Crown Jewel.

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Originally Posted by SyntheticTrust

being that far back should be ok... but if your going to breed her.. get tested

She's already bred and is due in March I believe.

HalterGirl_88 · 01-02-2005, 10:14 AM

what are the sire and dams names? nevermind found it

*BaRrEL_BaBE* · 01-02-2005, 10:17 AM

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Originally Posted by HalterGirl_88

what are the sire and dams names? nevermind found it

LOL thank you's.

HalterGirl_88 · 01-02-2005, 10:20 AM

You're fine there is no possible way for her to be N/H or H/H every horse on the Impressive side after Impressive is N/N.

WhisperingStar · 01-02-2005, 10:24 AM

All of my horses that have Impressive bloodlines are HYPP N/N. They will never pass it on and will never get it.

*BaRrEL_BaBE* · 01-02-2005, 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by HalterGirl_88

You're fine there is no possible way for her to be N/H or H/H every horse on the Impressive side after Impressive is N/N.

Okay thank you very much! Now I have to doubt the owner's, as they should have looked this up first before breeding her. *shrug*

mustang_dodger · 01-02-2005, 01:18 PM

i would deffinetly get her tested no matter how far back impressive is. hypp is a serious thing to deal with. i use to work with a horse that had you have to keep your eyes on them 24/7. yeah you need to have her tested before you decide to buy her. then when the foal is born you should have it tested too, to just make sure it's ok too.

01-02-2005, 07:44 AM	#12
Top Dun Senior Member+ Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: New Mexico Posts: 5,662 Images: 178 Blog Entries: 1	Some of the lines are FREE of the disease NOT all foals get the gene that makes the disease. the AQHA AND the ApHC have BOTH put rules into effect that WILL start BANNING the horses AFFECTED (IE HH or NH) from being registered in the near future, BUT does not ban the bloodline completely. This does NOT stop people from breeding the affected horses only stops them from being registered with the association. __________________ Cattle Producers DO NOT want NAIS: When asked if they thought NAIS should be a mandatory system requiring all U.S. cattle producers to participate, 21.22% of respondents said yes, 50.32% said no, and 28.46% were undecided.

01-02-2005, 01:18 PM	#20
mustang_dodger Senior Member+ Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Illinios Posts: 15,332 Images: 431	i would deffinetly get her tested no matter how far back impressive is. hypp is a serious thing to deal with. i use to work with a horse that had you have to keep your eyes on them 24/7. yeah you need to have her tested before you decide to buy her. then when the foal is born you should have it tested too, to just make sure it's ok too. __________________ Proud owner of Smart Devil a registered appendix, registered paint mare Eye's White Feather, and a breeding stock paint filly Firefly.

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