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Congenital Stationary Night Blindness in Horses
  by Robert N. Oglesby DVM

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Horse normally appear to have better night vision than humans so we get use to the fact that horses lead and ride well even by moonlight. Congenital stationary night blindness (NB) is a inherited disease primarily of Appaloosas but also seen occasionally in Paso Finos and Thoroughbreds. This article describes the causes, mode of inheritance, diagnosis, and prognosis of this eye condition of horses.
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      ~Last Updated: September 08, 2009;

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Discussions on Night Blindness in Horses
  Titles Subtopics Posts Updated
iconNight Blindness? or confused1 3 Nov 28, 08
iconResearch Summary: Incidence and Cause of Night Blindness in Apps1 10 Mar 5, 08
iconCSNB in Appaloosas with Homozyous Coat Patterns1 3 Nov 4, 07
iconNight Blindness in a Thoroughbred and a Paso Fino.1 1 Jan 9, 06
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