What is the difference between a dun and a buckskin?
Do you know if your horse is really dun or buckskin? Learn why there’s a difference and how you can tell.
Read moreDo you know if your horse is really dun or buckskin? Learn why there’s a difference and how you can tell.
Read moreHow is a pretty white patch on a horse’s side linked to a deadly genetic condition? Discover the sinister side of the allele responsible for frame overo.
Read moreAre you female? If so, you are a mosaic of X chromosomes! Learn how tortoiseshell cats reveal the fascinating phenomenon of X-inactivation.
Read moreHow are genes shuffled together in sexual reproduction? Evolution produced a more intricate process than simply mixing everything up!
Read moreSmall changes to a single gene can mean the difference between life and death. It is a good job we have backup copies!
Read moreWhy haven’t we found a single gene for intelligence? The relationship between genes, proteins and ponies is exciting and complex!
Read moreWhat is involved in reading a gene? Discover how small changes in DNA produce so much variety!
Read moreIf genes are like recipes what language are they written in? How does DNA encode information and what exactly is a gene?
Read moreIs there really a gene for intelligence? Are identical twins truly identical? Find out the answers and more with our Introduction to Genetics series!
Read moreCan your horse do the running walk, paso largo, marcha picada, tölt, singlefoot, rack or pace? Gaited horses break the mould when it comes to getting around!
Read moreDifferences in how we use terminology can be the source of heated debate. Here are just a few colour terms that cause arguments!
Read moreThe human fascination with spotted horses goes back thousands of years. What causes these striking markings, and are you familiar with their many forms?
Read moreEvolution underpins all of modern biology. From spooking to ulcers, understanding evolution helps you make sense of your horse. This article covers the basics.
Read moreA lot of people who have horses also own dogs and enjoy taking their dogs with them to the yard.
Read moreCalling a ‘white’ horse “grey” is not just a way for us horsey folks to show off! Find out why horses go grey and the link between colour and cancer.
Read moreChimerism is the result of the fusion of twins in the womb. Find out how you can tell if you or your horse are legendary mosaic ‘monsters’!
Read moreEver wonder what makes a horse a particular colour? Find out about the biological underpinnings of the basic coat colours: bay/brown, black and chestnut.
Read moreDo you know a grumpy chestnut mare? Find out if colour can influence horse personality and if chestnut mares deserve their reputation.
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