Four speakers discussed advances in assisted reproduction to wrap up the session on the emerging science of horse breeding at the Kentucky International Equine Summit, held in Lexington, Ky., April 28-29. The speakers agreed that the key is not finding new technologies for breeding, but honing in on those we currently employ with a greater understanding of what is most effective.
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