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Using the attached pedigree of this QH stallion, please answer the following questions:
1)
What type of work performance is this particular stallion bred to perform? What is the heritability estimate for this type of activity? Why is this h
2
so low?
a.
Cutting/Cowhorse
b.
0.12
c.
Genetics can influence working cows, but this needs to be taught, and the environment is the leading factor in developing this trait.
2)
List the dams of the female tail line.
a.
Smart Little Kitty, Doc’s Kitty, Kitty Buck, Miss Peppy D
3)
What performance index (progeny earnings, points earned, ROMs, titles) would you use to evaluate this stallion’s ranking?
a.
Progeny Earnings
4)
Calculate the level of inbreeding for High Brow Cat. (
Hint: Doc Bar is a common ancestor
)
a.
First, draw the map with the pathways on the top and bottom side of the pedigree that leads from High Brow Cat to Doc Bar.
b.
Determine how many calculations you must make by multiplying the number of pathways on the
top by the number of pathways on the bottom. i.
2 * 1 = 2 calculations
c.
Assume the Inbreeding Coefficient for Doc Bar is 0. i.
¿
=
0.0156
ii.
¿
=
0.0078
iii.
0.0156+0.0078=0.0234=
2.34%
5)
Based on your calculation, would you say High Brow Cat is Linebred or Inbred?
a.
Linebred
6)
If you answered Linebred, is this an excellent example of how linebreeding should work? Why or why not?
a.
Yes, this is an excellent example of line breeding. High Brow Cat is the all-time leading cutting horse sire, has sired eight NCHA futurity champions, and his progeny has earned over $92 million. His most prominent offspring include Metallic Cat, who has earned the title of the current NRCHA All-Time Leading Sire.
High Brow Cat 2706274 1988 chestnut stallion SIRE
side of pedigree
Doc Bar 1956
0076136 chestnut Lightning Bar 1951
0037566 sorrel Doc's Hickory 1973
0919616 bay Dandy Doll 1948
0026556 chestnut Miss Chickasha 1952
0075443 bay Chickasha Mike 1944
0019501 chestnut High Brow Hickory 1983
2075796 dun Maggie Cowden 1946
0142390 bay Leo San Hank 1962
0201300 sorrel
Leo San 1949
0020113 sorrel Grulla San 1970
0739106 grullo Hank's Sue 1953
0045575 sorrel Blackburn 36 1963
0246849 dun Poco Nino 1956
0057795 dun Lady Black 62 1944
0047759 dun DAM
side of pedigree
Doc O'Lena 1967
0493297 bay Doc Bar 1956
0076136 chestnut Smart Little Lena
1979
1565822 sorrel Poco Lena 1949
0030475 bay Smart Peppy 1966
0439891 sorrel
Peppy San 1959
0114978 sorrel Smart Little Kitty
1984
2198722 sorrel Royal Smart 1958
0098659 sorrel Doc Bar 1956
0076136 chestnut Lightning Bar 1951
0037566 sorrel Doc's Kitty 1966
0408142 bay Dandy Doll 1948
0026556 chestnut Kitty Buck 1953
0041864 bay Pretty Buck 1942
0002103 brown Miss Peppy D 1944
0013775 sorrel
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