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Upload Your Mare

Tell us about your mare. We'll save her profile and can match her with the best stallions in the ProgenXai network.

Mare Details

Identity

Registration

Registered: pedigree available. Grade: barn name only, no pedigree.

Pedigree / papers

Uploading a photo of the registration papers will automatically fill in the pedigree tree, birth year, and registration number for your review — no manual entry needed.

Age is calculated automatically from birth year.

Physical

Status & Goals

Health & Budget

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Pedigree

Mare

Unknown

Genetic Testing

Select a result for each marker — Clear/Negative means tested with no copies.

GBED

HERDA

HYPP

PSSM1

PSSM2

MH

OLWS

IMM

MCOA

CSNB

Color Testing

Base color and dilutions — select only tested genes.

Base Color

Red/Chestnut Factor

Red Factor — determines if the horse carries chestnut coloring

Black/Bay Factor (Agouti)

Agouti — controls whether black pigment shows as bay or solid black

Dilutions

Cream

Cream — lightens coat color (palomino, buckskin, cremello)

Dun

Dun — lightens body color and adds primitive markings

Champagne

Champagne — dilutes pigment and softens skin/eye color

Silver

Silver — lightens black pigment on mane, tail, and body

Pearl

Pearl — dilute gene that lightens color when homozygous

Color Patterns

Pattern genes — select only tested results. Color report upload is in Color Testing.

Patterns

Tobiano

Tobiano — white spotting pattern with crisp, rounded patches

Overo (Frame)

Frame Overo — white markings that typically leave the spine dark

Roan

Roan — white hairs mixed evenly through the body coat

Appaloosa/Leopard Complex

Leopard Complex — Appaloosa spotting, varnish, and blanket patterns

Additional Information

Your Photos (Private)

Owner-only — only you can see these on her profile. Unlike a stallion's public gallery, these are never shown to other users. Separate from private conformation analysis photos below.

JPG, PNG or WebP. Max 10MB. Up to 6 photos. Private / owner-only — never shown on a public gallery. Separate from private conformation analysis photos.

Conformation Photos *

All four views (left, right, front, hind) are required so we can run a complete structural analysis. JPG, PNG, WEBP, or HEIC. Front: straight-on required — a 3/4 angle Front will be rejected. The conformation report runs automatically when you save this horse with all required photos uploaded. It will not re-run on later edits unless the photos change.

Left Side

Right Side

Front

Hind

Required — add all four conformation views to continue.

Front: straight-on required — a 3/4 angle Front will be rejected. Legs fully visible from the ground up matter most for Front and Hind — soundness, straightness, and joint alignment.

Do

All views

  • Even lighting — horse clearly visible
  • Horse squared up and standing naturally (not resting a leg)
  • Plain, uncluttered background
  • Camera held perpendicular to the horse for side views
  • Full body in frame with nothing cropped off

Front view

  • Straight-on, front-facing shot — horse facing the camera squarely
  • Full front legs visible from the ground up — hooves, fetlocks, and knees
  • Horse standing square with both front legs evenly weighted (not resting a leg)
  • Camera at about chest height without foreshortening or hiding leg alignment

Hind view

  • Camera centered behind the horse at about hip height
  • Full hind legs visible from the ground up — hooves, fetlocks, and hocks
  • Horse standing square with both hind legs evenly weighted (not resting a leg)
  • Tail clear so hind-leg alignment stays fully visible

Don't

All views

  • Shadows or tall grass obscuring legs or body
  • Cropped shots that cut off legs or hooves
  • Cluttered or busy background
  • Motion blur or cocked legs

Front view

  • Don't use a 3/4 angle for Front — it will be rejected (3/4 is only accepted for deceased horses)
  • Don't let shadows or tall grass obscure the lower legs
  • Don't crop off the legs or hooves
  • Don't use a steep high/low angle that hides straightness or joint alignment

Hind view

  • Don't let shadows or tall grass obscure the lower legs
  • Don't let the tail swing across and hide the legs
  • Don't crop the hindquarters or use an angle that foreshortens leg alignment