Abstract
Clinical and cytogenetic observations were made on seven mares which had never bred when sent to stud. In six of these, the chromosome count was 63,XO with one X chromosome missing and, in one case, two cell lines were present with a 63,XO/64,XX chromosome constitution. All mares showed signs of the equine Turner's syndrome and it is suggested that sex chromosome abnormalities may be quite a common cause of sterility in the mare.