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Abraham & Veneklasen Joint Venture et al v. American Quarter Horse Association
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2:12-cv-00103
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August 22, 2013
Judge Requires Horse Registry To Include Clones
A Texas federal judge on Thursday ordered the American Quarter Horse Association to admit cloned horses onto its horse breed registry and to pay the cloned-horse breeders who recently won an antitrust suit against it roughly $891,000 in attorneys' fees.
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August 13, 2013
Registry Ban On Cloned Horses Blocked By Texas Judge
A Texas federal judge said Monday that the American Quarter Horse Association, the nation's leading quarter horse breed registry, must start allowing cloned horses and their offspring to be added to its elite registry, blocking the AQHA from banning cloned horses from its list.
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July 30, 2013
Group's Cloned Horse Ban Violates Sherman Act, Jury Finds
A Texas federal jury on Tuesday found that the American Quarter Horse Association violated the Sherman Antitrust Act and state anti-monopoly laws by not admitting cloned horses to its registry, but awarded no damages to a horse cloning venture that filed the suit.
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May 24, 2013
Monopoly Claims Cut In Suit Over AQHA Horse-Cloning Ban
A Texas federal judge on Thursday said a horse breeder can continue to pursue claims the American Quarter Horse Association conspired to block competition in the elite quarter horse market by blocking cloned animals, but axed a claim for attempted monopolization.