Belgian AI centre leads field in showjumpng horses.(Equestrian World)

From: The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland) | Date: January 26, 2002 | Copyright information

THE Linalux AI centre at Ciney in Belgium is renowned for its 150 Belgian Blue bulls which supply a global market for the breed using AI.

Of the 6,000 co-op members who are dedicated to breeding Belgian Blue - 100 of these members are interested in horses and from this was born the AI station for horses at Linalux.

However - Linalux is no ordinary AI centre - it collects semen from the world's leading showjumping horses which happen to be based in Belgium and ...

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