This is the first report of pregnancy in the Caspian miniature horse using frozen semen, and these results seem to be a promising start to an extensive program to assist with the breeding of this […]

The studies confirmed that the analysis of phenotype has utility and potential for investigations of phylogeny in species where there may be a paucity of information from the genetic base.

Humans and horses weaved together wonderful stories of adventure and generosity. As a part of human history and civilization, Arabian horses ignite imagination throughout the world. Populations of this breed exist in many countries.

Semen was collected from four adult miniature Caspian horse with Missouri artificial vagina equipped with an in- line nylon filter to exclude gel.

This report describes the use of a genome-wide set of autosomal SNPs and 814 horses from 36 breeds to provide the first detailed description of equine breed diversity.

These data as important landmarks are discussed with regard to their application to Clinical Anatomy around the head of the Caspian horse.

Believed extinct for a millennia, the Caspian horse was rediscovered and revived only to be forced back to the brink by Iranian bureaucracy and global recession.

Two experiments were conducted to evaluate the impact of four extenders and different centrifugation protocols on cooled preservation of Caspian poney semen.

It can be suggested that cryoglobulin concentration in a proportion of Caspian miniature horse is higher than other equides may be in relation with animal susceptibility to neoplasias such as lymphoma and leukemia.

Difference in the size of this breed comparing with other breeds of horses makes it probable that there might be some topographical variations.