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Just so you know, in the agoutis, A+ (wild bay) is most dominant, meaning you will get the look from A+ combined with any of the others (a, A and At). The second most dominant is A (bay), so if you combine A and At, the horse will still look plain bay.

I posted examples of the look that I prefer, since Im not too familiar on how it creates that color or browns. What gene type creates that brown bay look in the top example?
@Lena and @Tawny, ill pass on both ladies but thank you

The first one has the A+ playing with the color, the second one is Het DP. Hom DP will be a bit more dark and rich.

I've gotten a couple good ones on Forest server :)) it just doesn't help you here. I breed silver bay drafts over there.

Flaxen doesn't have any effect on bays, it only effects chestnuts. The homozygous sooty is the key, especially on the wild bays, if you want that deep chocolate color. Wild bay is the most dominant of the agouti alleles, so it doesn't matter what you have with it, A+A+, A+A, A+At, A+a all look the same. You actually might want to avoid DP in wild bays, since it produces a bright blood bay like this, rather than the dark bay you are wanting:

Anshonith 1X

I have a couple of older hom stooty wild bay mares that I you be willing to sell you for 3000 each if you want them, but neither is a warmblood.

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Got one!


8428940 HomWldBay bravo

Lena - were associated and I cant buy, but yes hes absolutely perfect!
Blue & Lake - Ill take all of those ladies

LenasHollywood, Bravo
If you guys would like, I can buy him off of Lenas and put him up in the frustrated horses chat for bravo. :)

Blue, that would be great if Bravo is interested in him - thanks for the offer!

I have this guy if interested

OWS DarkHorse ExP

@bravo25 i will add you to my chat and put him up for you :D