Argentina, widely regarded as the global capital of polo, has welcomed cloning and other breeding innovations. But CRISPR is different – for now.

Kheiron Biotech, the Argentine company that created the horses, says gene-editing has the potential to revolutionize horse breeding.

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Argentina’s first CRISPR-edited polo horses spark a fierce debate — will biotech reshape the sport, or will tradition keep them off the field?

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Argentine biotech firm Kheiron has produced the world’s first gene-edited horses using Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats technology on cloned embryos from ...