January 9, 2001

Contact:
Dr. Mervyn Jacobson
CEO/President, XY Inc.
970-491-4764

XY Inc. MOVES HEADQUARTERS, EQUINE-BREEDING OPERATIONS TO HISTORIC MOONDRIFT FARM

     FORT COLLINS--To accommodate its expanding equine-breeding program, XY Inc., has moved its headquarters and horse facilities to historic Moondrift Farm, located at 1108 N. Lemay Ave., Fort Collins.
      XY Inc., based in Fort Collins, is emerging as the world leader in the research, development and commercialization of sex-selection techniques in non-human mammals, including horses, cattle, pigs and endangered species.
      XY Inc.'s successful horse-breeding program began in 1997 at XY Inc.'s main facility on the Foothills campus of Colorado State where a mare was bred using sperm sorted to specifically produce a filly. That historic-and internationally known-filly, "Call Me Madam," was born in August 1998 and serves as proof that horse breeders worldwide can pre-select the sex of a mare's offspring. Currently, 14 sex-sorted foals are part of the XY Inc. herd.
      For more information, contact Dr. Mervyn Jacobson, XY Inc. CEO, at (970) 493-3113, or info@xyinc.com.