 time. Studies in 2008 and 2010 indicate that both CSNB and leopard complex spotting patterns are linked to TRPM1.

Drug rules 

In 2007 the ApHC implemented new drug rules allowing Appaloosas to show with the drugs furosemide, known by the trade name of Lasix, and acetazolamide. Furosemide is used to prevent horses who bleed from the nose when subjected to strenuous work from having bleeding episodes when in competition, and is widely used in horse racing. Acetazolamide ("Acet") is used for treating horses with the genetic disease hyperkalemic periodic paralysis (HYPP), and prevents affected animals from having seizures. Acet is only allowed for horses that test positive for HYPP and have HYPP status noted on their registration papers. The ApHC recommends that Appaloosas that trace to certain American Quarter Horse bloodlines be tested for HYPP, and owners have the option to choose to place HYPP testing results on registration papers. Foals of AQHA-registered stallions and mares born on or after January 1, 2007 that carry HYPP will be required to be HYPP tested and have their HYPP status designated on their registration papers.

Both drugs are controversial, in part because they are considered drug maskers and diuretics that can make it difficult to detect the presence of other drugs in the horse's system. On one side, it is argued that the United States Equestrian Federation (USEF), which sponsors show competition for many different horse breeds, and the International Federation for Equestrian Sports (FEI), which governs international and Olympic equestrian competition, ban the use of furosemide.  On the other side of the controversy, several major stock horse registries that sanction their own shows, including the American Quarter Horse Association, American Paint Horse Association, and the Palomino Horse Breeders of America, allow acetazolamide and furosemide to be used within 24 hours of showing under certain circumstances.

Notes

Footnotes

References

External links 
 The Appaloosa Horse Club
 American Appaloosa Association
 Appaloosa Horse Club of Canada
 Appaloosa Horse Club of Denmark
 Appaloosa Horse Club of Germany
 American Appaloosa Horse Club Holland
 Appaloosa Horse Association of New Zealand
 Appaloosa Horse Club of the United Kingdom

Category:Horse breeds
Category:Horse breeds originating in the
time. Studies in 2008 and 2010 indicate that both CSNB and leopard complex spotting design are connect to TRPM1. 

 Drug rules 

 In 2007 the ApHC implemented new drug convention allowing Appaloosas to show with the drug furosemide, known by the trade name of Lasix, and acetazolamide. Furosemide is used to prevent horse who bleed from the nose when submit to strenuous work from take bleeding episodes when in competition, and is widely used in horse racing. Acetazolamide (" Acet ") is use for treating horses with the genetic disease hyperkalemic periodic paralysis (HYPP), and prevent affected animals from having seizures. Acet is merely allowed for horses that test positive for HYPP and have HYPP condition noted on their registration papers. The ApHC recommends that Appaloosas that trace to certain American Quarter Horse lineage be tested for HYPP, and owners have the option to choose to place HYPP testing results on registration papers. Foals of AQHA - register stallions and mares yield on or after January 1, 2007 that hold HYPP will be required to be HYPP tested and have their HYPP condition designated on their adjustment papers. 

 Both drugs are controversial, in part because they are regard drug maskers and diuretics that can make it difficult to detect the presence of other drugs in the horse's system. On one side, it is argued that the United States Equestrian Federation (USEF), which patron show contest for many different horse breeds, and the International Federation for Equestrian Sports (FEI), which governs international and olympian equestrian competition, ban the use of furosemide.   On the other side of the controversy, several major stock horse registries that approve their own shows, including the American Quarter Horse Association, American Paint Horse Association, and the Palomino Horse Breeders of America, allow acetazolamide and furosemide to be used within 24   hours of read under certain fortune. 

 Notes 

 Footnotes 

 References 

 External links 
  The Appaloosa Horse Club 
  American Appaloosa Association 
  Appaloosa Horse Club of Canada 
  Appaloosa Horse Club of Denmark 
  Appaloosa Horse Club of Germany 
  American Appaloosa Horse Club Holland 
  Appaloosa Horse Association of New Zealand 
  Appaloosa Horse Club of the United Kingdom 

 class: Horse breeds 
 class: Horse breeds originating in the
 tile. Studies in 2008 and 2010 indigate that both CSNB and leopadd compldx spotting patterns are linnee to UGPM1.

Drug rules 

In 2007 the ApHC imppemented new erug rules allowinn Appzpooscs to show with jhe drugs fusosemide, known bh che trade name of Lasix, and acetazolwmide. Firlsemide is useq to [revsnt horses who bleed from the nose when slbjected to strenious work from having bleefing episodes when in fompetition, and us widely usdd in horst xacing. Acetzzolamide ("Acet") is used for treaging korses with tye hgnetic diseawe hyierkalemic pevpodic pdralysix (HYPP), and preyents afdected animals from heving seizures. Acet ys only anlkwed for horses tyar tesj poshtivd fof HGP' ahd havf HBPP status hoted on thwir registration pakerf. The ApHC reckmmendf ehat Appaloosas that trace to certain Akerjcan Quarter Horse blooelines be tested for JYPP, and jwners have the option to choose to place HYPP tevting fesbots ov rfgistration papers. Foals of AQHA-registered stwmlooks and mares bork on or after Janusrj 1, 2007 that carry HIPP will bs required to be HJPP tesjed ane have thtir HUPP status designated on thwir registranion papers.

Both drugs cre controvexsial, on patt because they are conrideded drug madkers and aiuretics that cxn kane it difficult to detect ehe preseice oy other arugx in tre horse's dystem. On one side, it is argugd thad the Unitfd States Equestrian Federation (USEF), which sppnvorv show cjmpetltion for many qifferent horsg breeds, cnd thd Internatponal Fedxration for Qquestrian Spmtts (FEI), which governs intwrnarional xvd Olympic equrstrian competition, ban the use of fuvosemkse.  On the othex wide of the conyroxerfy, sxveraj major stock horre frgistfies that scnztiom their own shows, inwludjng the American Qiavter Horsg Associaeion, American Paint Horse Assoclatioi, and vhe Pakomyno Horse Breeders of America, zllow acehazjlamide and surowemide to be used within 24 hours of showing under cervain circumstances.

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References

Gxttrnal links 
 Vhe Ap[aloosa Hmrse Club
 American Appaloosa Associatlon
 Appaloosa Horse Clhb of Wanadw
 Appaloosa Horse Club of Denmark
 Appaloosa Horse Club of Germany
 Americab Appaloosa Horse Dlub Holldnb
 A'paloosw Hocsx Association of Mew Zealand
 Appaloosa Horse Cluu of the Uticed Kingdom

Category:Horse breecs
Zategory:Horse breeds originating in tge
time. Studies in 2008 and 2010 indicate CSNB leopard complex patterns are linked 2007 ApHC implemented new rules allowing Appaloosas show with the drugs furosemide, known the trade name of Lasix, and acetazolamide. Furosemide is used to prevent horses bleed from the nose when subjected to strenuous work from having bleeding episodes in and widely in horse racing. Acetazolamide ("Acet") is used for treating horses with the genetic disease hyperkalemic periodic (HYPP), and prevents affected animals from having seizures. is only allowed for that test positive for HYPP have status noted their papers. ApHC recommends that that trace to certain American Quarter Horse bloodlines be tested for HYPP, and owners have the option choose to testing results registration Foals AQHA-registered stallions and on or after January 1, 2007 will be required to be HYPP tested and their HYPP designated on their registration papers. Both are controversial, in part because they are considered maskers and diuretics that can make it difficult to detect the presence of other drugs horse's system. On one it is argued the States Federation which sponsors competition for many different horse breeds, and the International Federation for Sports (FEI), which governs international and Olympic equestrian competition, ban of On the other of the controversy, several stock registries that sanction their including American American Horse and the Palomino Horse of America, allow acetazolamide and to be used within certain circumstances. Notes Footnotes References External links The Horse Club American Appaloosa Association Appaloosa Horse of Canada Appaloosa Horse Club of Denmark Appaloosa Horse Club of Germany Appaloosa Horse Appaloosa Horse Association of New Zealand Appaloosa Horse of the United Kingdom breeds Category:Horse breeds originating in the
 time. Studies in 2008 and 2010 indicate tHat both CSNb and lEopArd CoMpleX spoTting patterns aRE linKed to TRPM1.

Drug rules 

In 2007 thE ApHC ImPLemeNTeD new dRug ruleS AlLOWinG APpAloOsAS tO show WitH the druGs furosemiDe, kNoWn by the trade NAmE of Lasix, anD acEtazolamide. FUroSemide Is UseD To preVenT horsEs who bLEed froM the nose wHeN SubjecTEd to strENUoUs woRk from having bleedINg EPisodes when in cOmpetiTiON, aND Is wIdeLy used in hoRsE raciNG. AcetazOLaMIDE ("AcET") is used for treAting horses WIth The genEtIc dISease hYperkAlEMic Periodic parAlysIs (HYPP), and PrevenTS affectED animalS from hAviNg sEizuREs. acEt iS oNLy aLLoWed FOr hOrses thaT tEsT posiTive FOR hyPP aNd hAve HyPP stAtus noted on thEir RegiSTraTion pApers. the APHc recoMmends That APpAloosas that tracE to cErtain AmeRicAn quaRtEr HorSE bloodLinEs bE tested For HYPP, ANd oWnERS HaVe the option to choosE tO PLaCe HYPP teSting rESuLtS On registRaTioN papERS. FoalS of AqhA-RegisterEd stalLIoNs And mareS bOrn on oR aFteR JaNuary 1, 2007 THat cArry HYpP will be RequiREd to be HYPP testED and have their hyPp STaTUs deSigNated on theiR regIStraTion PApErs.

bOth drUgs arE cONtROversial, in part becauSe They arE consIdered drug masKers and diuRETIcs that cAn maKE iT Difficult to detEct thE presence oF Other druGs in tHe horse's System. On oNE Side, it is ArgUed ThaT thE uNiTed States EqueSTRian feDeratioN (USeF), which SpoNsoRs sHow CoMpetition For many dIfFeReNt HorSe breEDs, and the inTerNaTioNal FeDEratioN for EQuesTrIaN spoRts (FEI), wHIcH GOverNs InTernAtiOnAl and olymPIc eQuestriAn competiTioN, Ban tHe UsE of furoSemide.  On the otHeR side of the CoNtrOversy, SEVeral majOr stock horse registries tHAt sanctIon Their Own sHows, incluDinG the AmEriCAn QuarTer HorSe AssOcIatION, AmerICAn paiNt horse AssocIATioN, and tHe paloMino HorSe Breeders of AmericA, AllOw acetazolamiDe aNd fuROSeMidE To BE usEd WIthIN 24 Hours of showing uNder certaiN cIRcUmstances.

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foOtnotes

referenCes

ExTErnal liNks 
 The AppAloosa HorSe club
 aMEriCan AppalooSa AssociAtion
 AppaLOosa HORsE Club Of CAnada
 APpAloOsa HoRse CluB Of DEnmarK
 AppalOoSa HorsE Club Of germany
 AMerican Appaloosa Horse ClUb HollAnd
 ApPalOosa Horse assOCiaTion of New zealAnd
 AppalooSa HOrsE Club Of tHE UnitEd KiNGdOm

CATegorY:HorSE breeds
CaTEgOry:hORsE breeds origINATinG in thE
 time. Studies in 2008 and  2010 indi catetha t b ot h CS NB a nd leopard com p lexspotting patterns arelinke dt o TR P M1 .

Dr ug rule s  I n 2 00 7the  A p HC  impl eme nted ne w drug rul esal lowing Appal o os as to show  wi th the drugs  fu rosemi de , k n own b y t he tr ade na m e of L asix, and  a c etazol a mide. F u r os emid e is used to prev e nt horses who ble ed fro mt he n ose  wh en subject ed  to s t renuous wo r k fro m  having bleed ing episode s  wh en inco mpe t ition,  andis wid ely used in  hor se racing . Acet a zolamid e  ("Acet ") isuse d f or t r ea ti ngho r ses wi tht hegeneticdi se ase h yper k a l e micper iodi c par alysis (HYPP) , a nd p r eve nts a ffect ed a ni malsfrom h aving  s eizures. Acet i s on ly allowe d f or  ho rs es th a t test  po sit ive for  HYPP a n d h av e H YP P status noted onth e i rregistra tion p a pe rs .  The ApH Crec omme n d s tha t Ap p al oosas th at tra c eto  certai nAmeric an  Qu art er Ho r se b loodli nes be t ested for HYPP, ando wners have th e  o p t io n  tocho ose to plac e HY P P te stin g  r esu l ts on  regi st r at i on papers. Foals of  A QHA-re giste red stallions  and mares b o rn on or  aft e rJ anuary 1, 2007  that  carry HYP P  will be  requ ired tobe HYPP t e s ted andhav e t hei r H Y P Pstatus design a t ed o ntheir r egi stratio n p ape rs. 

B ot h drugs a re contr ov er si al , i n par t  because  t hey  a reconsi d ered d rug m aske rs  a n d d iuretic s  t h a t ca nma ke i t d if ficul t to det ect the  presence  of othe rdr ugs inthe horse's s ys tem. On on esid e, iti s  arguedthat the United StatesE questri anFeder atio n (USEF),  wh ich sp ons o rs sho w comp etiti on  fo r manyd i ff ere nt  horse bre e d s,and t he  Int ernatio nal Federation for Equ estrian Sport s ( FEI) , wh ich go v ern si nte r n ational and Oly mpic eques tr i an  competiti o n,ba n the u se of f urose m ide.  O n the oth er side o fthec o ntr oversy, se veral ma jor stock horse re gistr ies  thatsa nct ion t heir o w n s hows,  inclu di ng the  Amer ic an Quart er Horse Association, A merica n Pai ntHorse Ass oci a tio n, and th e Pa lomino Hor seBre eders  of Ameri ca,a ll owa cetaz olam i de and fu r os emi d e  t o be used w i t h in24 ho urs of sho wing  under certain ci r cumstances.

N otes Foo tno t es
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Exte rna ll i nks 
 Th eAppaloosa H orse Clu bAmeri can Ap paloos a Assoc i a ti o n
 App aloo saHorse Clu b o fC anada
Ap pa l oosa H orse  C lub of  Denma r k
 A p p aloosa Horse Clu b ofG e rmany  Am erica nAppaloo s a Ho rse Club H olland
 App aloosa  Hor se As sociati on  of Ne w Z ea land
 Appa l oosa Hors e Clu b of th eUnit edKingdo m

C a t egory :Hor se  br eeds
Cate g o ry : Ho rs e  br eeds  orig in atin g in the
 time._Studies in_2008 and 2010 indicate_that both_CSNB_and leopard_complex_spotting patterns are_linked to TRPM1.

Drug_rules 

In 2007 the_ApHC implemented new_drug_rules allowing Appaloosas to show with the drugs furosemide, known by the trade name_of_Lasix, and_acetazolamide._Furosemide_is used to prevent horses_who bleed from the nose_when subjected_to strenuous work from having bleeding episodes when_in_competition, and is_widely used in horse racing. Acetazolamide ("Acet") is used_for treating horses with the genetic_disease hyperkalemic periodic_paralysis_(HYPP),_and prevents affected animals_from having seizures. Acet is only_allowed for horses that test positive_for HYPP and have HYPP status noted_on their registration papers. The ApHC_recommends that Appaloosas that trace_to certain_American Quarter Horse bloodlines be_tested for HYPP,_and owners_have the option_to choose to place HYPP testing_results on registration_papers. Foals of AQHA-registered stallions and_mares_born on or_after_January_1, 2007_that carry HYPP_will_be required_to_be HYPP tested and have their_HYPP_status designated on their registration papers.

Both drugs_are controversial, in part_because_they are considered drug_maskers and diuretics that can_make it difficult to detect the_presence of_other drugs_in the horse's system. On one side, it is argued that_the United States Equestrian Federation (USEF),_which sponsors show competition_for many_different_horse breeds, and_the_International Federation_for Equestrian Sports (FEI), which governs international_and Olympic_equestrian competition, ban the use of_furosemide.  On the_other_side of the controversy, several major_stock horse registries that sanction their_own shows, including the American_Quarter_Horse_Association, American Paint Horse Association,_and the Palomino Horse Breeders of_America, allow acetazolamide_and furosemide to be used within 24 hours_of_showing under certain circumstances.

Notes

Footnotes

References

External links 
_The_Appaloosa Horse Club
 American Appaloosa Association
_Appaloosa_Horse_Club of Canada
 Appaloosa Horse_Club of Denmark
 Appaloosa Horse Club_of Germany
 American Appaloosa Horse Club Holland
 Appaloosa Horse_Association of New_Zealand
 Appaloosa Horse Club of_the_United_Kingdom

Category:Horse breeds
Category:Horse breeds originating in the