"...should
refrain from allowing cloned horses to be registered..."
That makes perfect sense to me. Registries actually
exist to improve breeds by keeping records of pedigrees. While cloned
horses conceiveably improve the average or typical horse (assuming that cloning
does eventually produce healthy copies), by its nature it can not improve the
best examples of a breed.
Ed
PS. I know some actually use breed registries to make
money or inflate their ego's, but that is not the real primary purpose of a
breed registry.
Ed & Wendy Hauser 2994 Mittower
Road Victor, MT 59875
