Genetics
5 Panel Negative
HYPP (N/N)
PSSM (N/N)
HERDA (N/N)
GBED (N/N)
MH (N/N)
PSSM (N/N)
HERDA (N/N)
GBED (N/N)
MH (N/N)
Fees
$1,250
Chute Fee: $500
Stud fee does not include chute fee
Breeding
This stallion is available via ICSI3
Genetics
5 Panel Negative
Fees
$1,250
Chute Fee: $500
Stud fee does not include chute fee
Breeding
This stallion is available via ICSI3
2006 Sorrel Quarter Horse $236,457 | 1993 Chestnut Overo Quarter Horse $177,386 | ||
1993 Sorrel Overo Quarter Horse $11,554 | |||
2004 Sorrel Quarter Horse $124,609 | 1996 Sorrel Quarter Horse $44,500 | ||
1999 Sorrel Quarter Horse | |||
Highlights
$196,000 in LTE
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3 Breeding services are offered through Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI). ICSI is a specialized procedure commonly utilized in human infertility treatments, particularly when addressing male fertility challenges during in vitro fertilization (IVF). It involves the direct injection of sperm into an egg to facilitate conception, potentially leading to a successful pregnancy following embryo transfer. It is important to note that StallionCompare.com, by providing this information, does not guarantee or warrant any specific outcome or success with ICSI. The details about the availability of the stallion via ICSI are subject to the terms and conditions outlined in the breeding agreement between the interested party and the respective breeding manager and/or stallion owner. For accurate and comprehensive information, individuals are encouraged to contact the stallion owner and/or breeding manager directly to discuss the specific details of the ICSI services provided.
