> The Horse cited the highest known incident of the disorder being in > Standardbreds, at about 10%. In other breeds, it's much, much lower. I > feel certain it's much higher than 10% in Icelandic's - but as long as it's > not talked about, who really knows how common it is? > > Karen Thomas, NC >
interesting. Personally I feel it is getting very common in walkers. Cause so many are in my area and those are the ones I have noticed having it. And walkers have standardbred lines in the foundation. One guy I know has a foal born of mother and son because it was chyptorchid and he let it stay in with his dam and he bred her. yiiiiiii that horrifies me. Then it descended at age 4. janice-- yipie tie yie yo
