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<blockquote data-quote="Angus In Texas" data-source="post: 730331" data-attributes="member: 5611"><p>The note you are referring to shows up due to her maternal grandsire, C&K Direct Luke 104F, descending from GAR Precision 1680 four generations back in his pedigree. Easiest way to test is to order the test kits from the Association and pull a small blood sample. Send it off to MMI Genomics and have them run tests for AM and NH. I would think with it back that far she would be clean but you never can tell. But honestly, you would be better served to test her dam, M&M Luke Mayberry. If she tests clean and then the sire has already tested clean, then you wouldn't need to test her. </p><p></p><p>Hope this helps.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Angus In Texas, post: 730331, member: 5611"] The note you are referring to shows up due to her maternal grandsire, C&K Direct Luke 104F, descending from GAR Precision 1680 four generations back in his pedigree. Easiest way to test is to order the test kits from the Association and pull a small blood sample. Send it off to MMI Genomics and have them run tests for AM and NH. I would think with it back that far she would be clean but you never can tell. But honestly, you would be better served to test her dam, M&M Luke Mayberry. If she tests clean and then the sire has already tested clean, then you wouldn't need to test her. Hope this helps. [/QUOTE]
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