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Pedigree Record

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Pedigree Record 

a zootechnical document that contains information on the origin, breed, growth and development, productivity, and other qualities of pedigree animals. Pedigree records are maintained in order to standardize the data needed to appraise pedigree animals and determine their use. The principal document is an individual card made out for the dam or sire. The class of the animal is specified on the individual card on the basis of the pedigree record. A pedigree certificate and documents for recording in the studbook are filled out. The cards can be used to group the animals by a particular trait and to analyze pedigree records by computer. Pedigree records in the USSR are standardized.



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According to the pedigree records, the overall foundation stock numbered only 80 horses, with 21 of those contributing a total 80% of the pedigree for modern Thoroughbred horses.
Help with pedigree records came from the Welsh Pony & Cob Society (though Dr Davies notes the official records weren't always accurate).
 
 
 
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