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Breeding systematization of autochthonous horse breed Croatia posavac

M. Čačić
S. Kolarić
N. Korabi
Mirna Mlađenović
D. Tadić
Jelena Pavan
Mirjana Baban
Ante Ivanković

Sažetak

Croatian posavac is autochthonous horse breed. Breeding area is the area of the Sisačko-moslavačka county and a part of Zagrebačka county. With a goal of getting more data about breeding so that the breeding program would be successfully conducted, in 2004 the breeding systematization of autochthonous horse breed Croatian posavac has begun. In the line forming, only registered females were taken into consideration. The result of systematization is forming of 726 female lines with great variation in the numbers of mares by the line (2 to 37). Numerously biggest mare line with 37 heads is P97, while even 265 lines counts only 2 mares. The average size of progeny groups of registrated mares by the stallion was 9,4 with variation range from 1 to 61 mare daughter. As the sires of registrated mares there were 484 stallions, from which 228 were registrated (20%) and 256 sires were known only by the name (22%). 655 mares (58%) were registrated wihtout known ancestry by father side.

Ključne riječi

Croatian posavac; ahtochthonous horse breed; breeding systematization; mare lines

Hrčak ID:

3013

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/3013

Datum izdavanja:

7.3.2006.

Podaci na drugim jezicima: hrvatski

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