• Cloning
Preserve the genetic value of your best animals.
Cloning is an advanced technique that enables the precise reproduction of high-value animals while preserving their genetic characteristics.
Mare Management - Well-being and Fertility
If you own a competition horse, breeding bull, or cow of exceptional genetic value, cloning ensures the preservation of their genetic heritage for future generations.
We cooperate with stud centres and private owners for the storage of semen.
The result of cloning process
A genetically identical animal to the original, possessing the same reproductive potential, genetic traits, and athletic abilities.
For whom is cloning useful?
- Breeders of competition horses and cattle → To safeguard the genetics of elite bulls, breeding stallions, or valuable females.
- Breeders of valuable breeds → To maintain genetic purity and continue selective breeding without compromising essential traits.
- Owners of sport horses → To produce a clone for breeding without disrupting the original horse’s competition career, or in the case of castrated horses, to ensure the continuation of their genetic lineage.
- Individuals seeking to preserve the genetics of a single animal → Cloning provides a “genetic backup” for their most valuable animal.
Why cloning?
- Maintain genetic quality → Safeguard the exceptional traits of high-value competition or breeding animals.
- Optimize your breeding program → Utilize the genetics of outstanding specimens or breeders to enhance future generations.
- Preserve the genetic line → In the case of castrated sport horses, a clone can serve as a breeding stallion, ensuring the continuation of the genetic lineage.
How does it works?
01
Isolation of a cell line
A small skin biopsy is taken from the donor animal, allowing cells to be cultured and naturally multiplied in the laboratory. Within approximately two weeks, a cell line consisting of millions of cells is established and can be cryopreserved in liquid nitrogen.
02
Creation of the embryo
A donor animal’s cell, containing its DNA, is inserted into an enucleated oocyte, initiating embryo development.
03
Implantation and birth
The cloned embryo is implanted into a surrogate mother, who carries the pregnancy to term until the clone is born.