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Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS
Does this mean they aren't sure who the sire of the soon to be foal is?
I once saw a horse's past performances where the sire was listed as "Unknown sire" - in that instance the horses mare turned up pregnant unexpectedly and they kept the foal - and it happened to race and I believe win a few times.
Never seen two sires listed in a form before though.
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It was not uncommon back in the day, but today, even if a mare if covered by 2 stallions in a season, DNA testing proves paternity.