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The objective of statistical evaluation (discriminant analysis) was to find out whether thegenetic endowment the gilt was born with is a high-quality discriminator for predictionof its future classification to a hyperprolific line (HPL). Based on the results a conclusion isdrawn that the gilt with genotype CC of ESR gene will be classified to HPL in highprobability – if the effect of this gene is not reduced by an interaction with other genes.The statistical analysis did not reveal a significant effect of FSHB gene in Czech LargeWhite sows on their future classification to HPL. On the contrary, PRLR gene is a highqualitydiscriminator. Obviously, it is highly probable that the gilt with genotype BB willbe classified to HPL. It is to state from the analysis of pairs of the studied genes that theadult gilt with genotype CC of ESR gene and genotype BB of FSHB gene and/or PRLR genewill be classified to HPL in all probability. PRLR gene has a dominant effect in the pair ESRand PRLR. Genotype BB of PRLR gene (the most beneficial of the genotypes from theaspect of future classification of gilts to HPL) markedly increases posterior probability ofalleles of ESR gene. If the classification of a gilt to HPL is predicted from the analysis of allthree genes, the results of partial analyses are confirmed in most cases. The results of theexperiment indicate a possible prediction of gilts on the basis of their genotype forclassification to HPL but it cannot be confirmed that the identified »beneficial« genotypewill always be expressed in different populations by an increase in reproductive traits

Role of genetic markers in the prediction of classification of Czech Large White gilts to a hyperprolific line