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A breeding dose contains enough forwardly motile post-thaw sperm to provide a reasonable chance at a conception. The World Breeding Federation for Sport Horses minimum standard is 250 million forwardly motile sperm, after thawing. A breeding dose commonly contains 600 to 800 million sperm, before thawing, but can contain up to a billion sperm.
