Advances in assisted reproductive technologies (ARTs) have significantly altered the landscape of equine breeding, particularly through the development of somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT)

In the performance horse, longevity is not a matter of breed or pedigree—it is a consequence of biomechanics.

Warmblood breeding has always balanced art and science, but in recent years the scale has tipped decisively toward data.

Improving and promoting dressage horse breeding standards in the United States is not simply a matter of national pride; it is essential to the long-term sustainability, competitiveness, and economic health of the sport.