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Should performance at different race lengths be treated as genetically distinct traits in Coldblooded trotters?

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By Genetics Swedish, Erling Strandberg, Paulina Berglund, Sreten Andonov
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1 INTRODUCTION The Coldblooded trotter, an indigenous horse breed in Sweden and Norway, has been bred for harness racing over many decades. The Swedish Coldblooded trotter was granted its own studbook in 1964, when the breed officially split from the North Swedish horse. The Norwegian Coldblooded trotter originates from the native Norwegian Dole horse (Bjørnstad & Røed, 2001), which is believed to be closely related to the North Swedish horse, and has had its own studbook since 1939 (FAO, 2023).
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