The sample is obtained through a simple biopsy performed by a veterinarian. We prepare a guide covering the full procedure and the requirements to take the sample correctly.

Once the laboratory process is complete and embryo production is achieved, gestation lasts the same as for any horse: approximately 11 months. Generally speaking, a successful project allows you to expect the clone's birth around a year after starting the process.

Cell lines can be cryopreserved indefinitely, keeping the possibility of starting a cloning project open for the future.

Yes. The sample must be obtained while the horse is alive. In exceptional situations it is also possible to work if the team is notified immediately after death, since the window to recover viable cells is very limited. In any urgent situation, we recommend contacting Synergy before taking any action.

The clone shares the same genetic information as the source horse. Genetics set the starting point. Its development will depend, as with any other horse, on gestation, management, feeding, training, environment and the experiences that shape its life. That's why cloning preserves the genetics — the story gets written again.