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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
17 weeks ago

Chelmsford

Reports that analysis of racehorse poo at just one month of age is a predictor for how successful the horse will be at racing linked to the number and quality of microbes in the horses stomach.

Could this technique be used on humans to find future olympic champions to rule the world of sport. It's all over the news. Would you have your newborns poo tested and if they show promise then get them training early.

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By *obyn GravesTV/TS
17 weeks ago

1127 walnut avenue

Sorry mate...but sounds like you're talking shit..

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
17 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"Sorry mate...but sounds like you're talking shit.. "

Be taking the piss next..

Tbh anyone who wants to collect the poo from a one month old, crack on..

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By *osey WalesMan
17 weeks ago

Surrey

Interesting..

So if the child was poo tested and deemed a future talent. Wouldnt the years of training from birth, constant bias towards them, encouragement that they are going to be successful etc because it has been pre determined not put the findings into disrupute ?

Two children would need to be tested and one used as a control for comparison ?.

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By *eordieJeansCouple
17 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"Would you have your newborns poo tested and if they show promise then get them training early."

If it meant they would have to change that first disgusting black poo.

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
17 weeks ago

Chelmsford

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1d75eqkdq5o

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
17 weeks ago

Chelmsford

Tom does not usually post links as his sources should never be doubted....

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
17 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"Reports that analysis of racehorse poo at just one month of age is a predictor for how successful the horse will be at racing linked to the number and quality of microbes in the horses stomach.

Could this technique be used on humans to find future olympic champions to rule the world of sport. It's all over the news. Would you have your newborns poo tested and if they show promise then get them training early."

Is this all over the poos Tom?

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By *lynJMan
17 weeks ago

Morden

It's not exactly a big sample size (52 horses) so possibly not "statistically significant". They are also testing from a very specific class of horses - i.e. racehorses - which will be fed a very specific diet to (legally) improve its performance

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By *till gameMan
17 weeks ago

two doors down

Who flung dung , big Willie young

Who threw it back, big Joe black

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By *he Silver FuxMan
17 weeks ago

Uttoxeter

When I was a little kid my Dad used race horse dung to fertilise his allotment and I always believed his plants grew faster than everyone else’s…

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By *oxesMan
17 weeks ago

Southend, Essex


"Reports that analysis of racehorse poo at just one month of age is a predictor for how successful the horse will be at racing linked to the number and quality of microbes in the horses stomach.

Could this technique be used on humans to find future olympic champions to rule the world of sport. It's all over the news. Would you have your newborns poo tested and if they show promise then get them training early."

It's interesting but we are not horses. They're are loads of factors that affect recognised potential. In athletics 50% of speed performance is predeicted by ACTN3 either in 1 or 2 copies which is extremely rare in the wider population. None the less simply having these genes may lredict ability it does but mean that you will be quick or powerful. Social faxtors play huge role.

A race horse has the best environment (for a horse ) to perform. Others may not, selection lack or selection and luck can all play apart in how good one will be at a sport.

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
17 weeks ago

Chelmsford

Well Tom was the fastest runner and he was brought up on Bowyer's pies and chip shop chips and Birds Eye fish fingers that were quality. Not like the poor imitation today

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