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- Ashadowlegacy January 2016
- Azadeh January 2016
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- Fiddler 2:08PM
What's up with these colors?
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I just bred some Palomino Splashes to my XP Appaloosa Stallion, I got this weird funky looking colt. Color tested him and he came back as Chestnut Splash Appaloosa, but he has a yellow looking mane and tail?
http://www.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=3759405HJ1 ID #: 211869
HJ2 ID #: 7595 -
He has dense pigmentation - note how dark his body is. DP darkens up the color, which is why the mane and tail are a deeper gold than the usual flaxen.
He'll be useful for producing liver chestnuts if you want them. :) -
Neat! I have never seen one like him before, guess I'll keep him around. Thank you :)HJ1 ID #: 211869
HJ2 ID #: 7595 -
He looks really cool! :D
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I have a question about silver and DP. I have this mare:
Her DHH tattoo name is Silver Brown, but really it's silver bay with homozygous sooty. I have some silver bay horses and their manes and tails aren't so dark grey. Has she DP? I keep staring at her and she hasn't dapples.Post edited by Azadeh at 2016-01-22 11:34:14understand the significance of signatures -
I think that's the hom sooty at work.
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Azadeh, here are some comparison pictures.
She has silver, dun, appy and is bay/brown
He is a Silver Bay Roan Dun Rabicano - but he has the brown gene.
She has silver, dun, splash and is bay/brown.
Their sire is homo for DP, so that's how I know.