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Group Lead: Amanda Donnelly
Created: Nov 18, 2008
Members: 504

For anyone who loves a little color!!


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Posted By danny white
on October 24, 2011, 1:40 am
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on October 12, 2011, 10:29 pm
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Posted By tonya pinkerton
on November 18, 2009, 7:14 am
hi my name is tonya i have a 5 yr old paint gelding named raider he's not regstered i 'd like to though. i dont know anything about him before he came to me but he's awsome i am so blessed

Comment By tonya twigg
on March 23, 2010, 8:45 am

that is funny! my name is also tonya and i have an unregistered paint gelding (5 yr old) . i dont know anything about him either but he is wonderful!

Posted By Koren Deckman
on January 18, 2010, 1:31 pm
I am biochemist and a horse enthusiast who tracks down genes responsible for disorders in mammals. I recently became interested in a genetic-based disorder in horses that I would like to identify the cause. Horses that are hearing-impaired rarely have difficulty adjusting to their condition, but their owners can provide a different training mode if they are aware of the impairment. I would like to get this genetic study off the ground and would need only saliva (cheek cell swab) and hair samples (with roots) from horses, so it is minimally invasive, basically painless and should not spook the horse. (Although, I know what it’s like to worm horses!)

The ultimate goal of this project, as with most mammal studies, is two-fold. First and for most, the goal is to understand the disorder more thoroughly to help the animal, to help the breed and help the owners become an advocate for their animals. A second goal, though, is to understand the disorder so that we can understand the genetic disorder in humans. I should also say that if the gene is identified, the information from this study can be translated directly to the human disorder.

I should emphasize that this work does not translate to ‘making the best horse ever.” I am not interested in that at all. Unfortunately, some think this is a good way to make a profit and I’ve seen companies that will clone your horse for you. I am a scientist and my goal is to understand the biochemistry and to prevent disease.

The affected breed appears to be Paints, but more specifically, Tobiano, Overo, Splash and Tovero. But, I’m not limiting my study to just that breed. I need all breeds so that I have an appropriate control group (unaffected Paints and unaffected breeds.) In addition, a pedigree is important, but not necessary. If you have a family of horses, (including dams, sires and offspring) this project would greatly benefit from having a large family, but that is not essential either. If you have a hearing-impaired horse (or if you think you do), I really would like for you to participate!

It is important to me to follow the ethical guidelines of Equestrian Life and scientific ethical guidelines. Thus, if you are interested in participating, I will send you all the material you need in addition to a disclaimer form indicating the exact details of this genetic study. If at any time you need to or want to withdraw your samples from the study, just let me know. I do not publish the names of the horses, nor identify which horses are participating in the study. Simply put, the sample will be given a number and the number becomes the “name” throughout the study and in any publication.

At this time, I can not offer any compensation, except for satisfaction you would gain if you did participate. If anyone in this group would like to participate in this genetic study, please contact me at kholland@gettysburg.edu directly and I will mail a package of information to you.

Finally, if there are other genetic studies that you think should be pursued, by all means let me know and I will do my best and do a background search to see where the horse-research world is regarding that study!

I can answer any questions you may have, just email me. Sincerely, Koren Deckman


Posted By Laura Ponti
on January 2, 2010, 7:11 pm
I have a 7 year old paint gelding. He is our of Will Spot Ya. He has some nice horses out there.

Posted By Jalaine Knott
on November 29, 2009, 10:16 pm
I'm new! I have a paint mare with the Poco Lena line on her dam's side!

Posted By Karen Sisemore
on October 14, 2009, 11:34 am
My husband and I have two paints. One is a sorrow and white tobiano gelding, not registered, but sired by Apache's Thunderbird, dam is unknown. The other is a bay and white Tob-Overo mare sired by Splash You Bet out of My Spanish Ann with a Pudden Head Wimpy bloodline on the Dam's side. My husband and I love paints but at this time we don't show, only trail ride and enjoy the heck out of owning horses.

Posted By Brandi Bryant
on October 8, 2009, 12:31 pm
Hi, I'm a new member - live in Bartlesville, OK. I have 2 Missouri Foxtrotter paints. Chief my 3 year old black and white, and my 5 month old stud colt Prince Palomino/white.

Chief I just started riding and working with my 5 month old on ground manners and not biting!!!


Posted By Melissa Souza
on August 30, 2009, 11:26 pm
Hi! I'm Melissa Souza of Souza Performance Horses. I am currently accepting horses for training and serve clients from coast to coast.

Souza Performance Horses specializes in Youth, Amateur and All Around riders. The all around horse training program includes Western Pleasure, Western Riding, Trail, and Hunter Under Saddle.

Not every horse is suited for show, but all horses should be well broke and trained. We customize our programs to fit the horse and rider's needs.

Check out our website at Visit Link. You can contact us directly by phone at 909.709.3079 or through email at souzaperformancehorses@gmail.com.

We look forward to helping you and horse become the best you can be!

Sky and I working out :)
Posted By Erin Burch
on August 17, 2009, 8:38 pm
hey im Erin i own a medicine hat paint sky ;D i found her when i started taking riding lessons at a new barn. she belonged to my horse back riding teacher and when i saw her for the first time i just had a feeling i would be seeing ALOT more of her ;) and sure enough this septemeber is our 5 year aniversary :D haha lover her to death along with my other 4 horses :)

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