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[Sawd10]

Ok! You know the stallion I have? (Luminescent Pollux) could be work? sorry for all the questions! As a partner with you and the others, I want to get it down!

It's alright! Can you link that stallion?

http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/1958321 don't mind him being very fat. XD.

[PeacefulOreo]

It's alright! Can you link that stallion?

http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/1958321 don't mind him being very fat. XD.

He's silver dun, I don't think silver dun works, I think you need silver dapple

[Sawd10]

http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/1958321 don't mind him being very fat. XD.

He's silver dun, I don't think silver dun works, I think you need silver dapple

OK! Please tell me if you find any of those colors on the marketplace! Thank you!

[BlackOak2]

http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/1958321 don't mind him being very fat. XD.

He's silver dun, I don't think silver dun works, I think you need silver dapple

Silver dapple grullo will also work. Just remember you're working with an ADDITIONAL gene. Keeping it as easy and straightforward as possible is the best and most efficient method of getting to that end.

The problem I can see with him is that he carries tiger eye (so any unknown or questionably may be cream and not pearl), this may make determining his offspring as a definite pearl versus unwanted cream, a bit more difficult.

Plus, although it doesn't look like it, there is cream in his pedigree. There is a slim chance that he might be hiding cream. Slim. There doesn't appear to be any double cream offspring or single cream where the dame is NOT a cream carrier.

That's my two-cents on using him.
Of course, with the right culling practices and stubbornness, we can pretty much make anything here on HWO!

[Sawd10]

He's silver dun, I don't think silver dun works, I think you need silver dapple

Silver dapple grullo will also work. Just remember you're working with an ADDITIONAL gene. Keeping it as easy and straightforward as possible is the best and most efficient method of getting to that end.

The problem I can see with him is that he carries tiger eye (so any unknown or questionably may be cream and not pearl), this may make determining his offspring as a definite pearl versus unwanted cream, a bit more difficult.

Plus, although it doesn't look like it, there is cream in his pedigree. There is a slim chance that he might be hiding cream. Slim. There doesn't appear to be any double cream offspring or single cream where the dame is NOT a cream carrier.

That's my two-cents on using him.
Of course, with the right culling practices and stubbornness, we can pretty much make anything here on HWO!

I was just about to ping you XD. would Silver Dapple Black Dun work?
-Sawd10

[BlackOak2]

Silver dapple grullo will also work. Just remember you're working with an ADDITIONAL gene. Keeping it as easy and straightforward as possible is the best and most efficient method of getting to that end.

The problem I can see with him is that he carries tiger eye (so any unknown or questionably may be cream and not pearl), this may make determining his offspring as a definite pearl versus unwanted cream, a bit more difficult.

Plus, although it doesn't look like it, there is cream in his pedigree. There is a slim chance that he might be hiding cream. Slim. There doesn't appear to be any double cream offspring or single cream where the dame is NOT a cream carrier.

That's my two-cents on using him.
Of course, with the right culling practices and stubbornness, we can pretty much make anything here on HWO!

I was just about to ping you XD. would Silver Dapple Black Dun work?
-Sawd10

Like I said... it would.
Consider the genes at work.
In order to get that brilliant golden dapples look in pearl phase only, the genes at are absolutely needed would be:
black E/E or E/e
silver Z/n or Z/Z
pearl pr/pr

Any other genes added to the equation adds another layer to the look, or in this case, another obstacle to either include, breed out, or deal with.

You want to add, or at least include:
Dun D/d or D/D

But you also have tiger eye:
Tg/Tg

So you'll need to breed in the pearl gene (double pearl, since it's recessive), and ALSO make sure the silver gene passes on (it's dominant and it doesn't look like he carries two copies), plus you don't know for certain whether he's a double black or a single black.
Which means the mare will need to make up for what he may shortfall. She'll need to be a non-agouti chestnut or be a black. It would be best if she also carries the silver gene, but it's not necessary. And you'll need at least two generations before you can throw double pearls (pearl is recessive, you'll need to pass it on twice).

So using him will work, Dun will just add another layer to the golden coloration, actually it will lighten it, possibly considerably, verging on a pseudo-white. But that's only IF it gets passed on.

It might be easier if you breed him to a double pearl, you'll get pearl carriers. Use a silver son to breed back to the dame, thus you have a 50% chance of dropping a double pearl and another 50% chance of the silver gene. So let's call it a 25% chance of both genes together at the same time. That's not correct percentage math, by the way... but I think you get my point.

[Sawd10]

I was just about to ping you XD. would Silver Dapple Black Dun work?
-Sawd10

Like I said... it would.
Consider the genes at work.
In order to get that brilliant golden dapples look in pearl phase only, the genes at are absolutely needed would be:
black E/E or E/e
silver Z/n or Z/Z
pearl pr/pr

Any other genes added to the equation adds another layer to the look, or in this case, another obstacle to either include, breed out, or deal with.

You want to add, or at least include:
Dun D/d or D/D

But you also have tiger eye:
Tg/Tg

So you'll need to breed in the pearl gene (double pearl, since it's recessive), and ALSO make sure the silver gene passes on (it's dominant and it doesn't look like he carries two copies), plus you don't know for certain whether he's a double black or a single black.
Which means the mare will need to make up for what he may shortfall. She'll need to be a non-agouti chestnut or be a black. It would be best if she also carries the silver gene, but it's not necessary. And you'll need at least two generations before you can throw double pearls (pearl is recessive, you'll need to pass it on twice).

So using him will work, Dun will just add another layer to the golden coloration, actually it will lighten it, possibly considerably, verging on a pseudo-white. But that's only IF it gets passed on.

It might be easier if you breed him to a double pearl, you'll get pearl carriers. Use a silver son to breed back to the dame, thus you have a 50% chance of dropping a double pearl and another 50% chance of the silver gene. So let's call it a 25% chance of both genes together at the same time. That's not correct percentage math, by the way... but I think you get my point.

LOL That's a a lot to take in! Thanks!

[AmberNW]

My side Projects

Breeding North African Barbs with gold stats

Breeding Goals

1. to have no reds
2. to have at least 3 gold stats in breeders report
3. to have at least 50,000 genetic potential

What I'm looking for in the partner(s)

1. trustable
2. respectful
3. responsible
4. dedicated

Breeding Silver Black Pearl Dapple colored horses

If you don't know what the color looks like, here's an example:

Breeding Goals

1. to be Silver Black Pearl Dapple color

What I'm looking for in the partner(s)

1. trustable
2. respectful
3. responsible
4. dedicated

Silver Black Pearl Dapple Partners

Jasmine_Hanley
Sawd10
Shiva_Alternate (Thoroughbreds)


If you are interested in helping with the "Breeding North African Barbs with gold stats" project, please fill out this form and post a reply below:

Username:
Other accounts (if any):
How often can you be online?:

If I decide to choose you as a partner, I will either private message you (if both of us have premium), ping you on this forum, and/or ask you to come into chat.

Are you still looking for partners for the North African Barbs? I am working toward the same goal with them, but I haven't been able to dedicate a lot of time to them yet. It would be great to partner up with someone with the same vision!

Disclaimer: I am a new player focusing on leveling up as much as possible, so money can be short yet, but I am making great progress overall and hope to be done with that soon.

Username: AmberNW
Other accounts (if any): AmberNK
How often can you be online?: I am online daily, sometimes for most of the day (I work from home and am an office hermit most days).

[PeacefulOreo]

My side Projects

Breeding North African Barbs with gold stats

Breeding Goals

1. to have no reds
2. to have at least 3 gold stats in breeders report
3. to have at least 50,000 genetic potential

What I'm looking for in the partner(s)

1. trustable
2. respectful
3. responsible
4. dedicated

Breeding Silver Black Pearl Dapple colored horses

If you don't know what the color looks like, here's an example:

Breeding Goals

1. to be Silver Black Pearl Dapple color

What I'm looking for in the partner(s)

1. trustable
2. respectful
3. responsible
4. dedicated

Silver Black Pearl Dapple Partners

Jasmine_Hanley
Sawd10
Shiva_Alternate (Thoroughbreds)


If you are interested in helping with the "Breeding North African Barbs with gold stats" project, please fill out this form and post a reply below:

Username:
Other accounts (if any):
How often can you be online?:

If I decide to choose you as a partner, I will either private message you (if both of us have premium), ping you on this forum, and/or ask you to come into chat.

Are you still looking for partners for the North African Barbs? I am working toward the same goal with them, but I haven't been able to dedicate a lot of time to them yet. It would be great to partner up with someone with the same vision!

Disclaimer: I am a new player focusing on leveling up as much as possible, so money can be short yet, but I am making great progress overall and hope to be done with that soon.

Username: AmberNW
Other accounts (if any): AmberNK
How often can you be online?: I am online daily, sometimes for most of the day (I work from home and am an office hermit most days).

I would still be interested. So, right now, just buying and/or adopting some mares and a few stallions is what we need to start with. From there, we can breed them to have better stats.

[AmberNW]

I would still be interested. So, right now, just buying and/or adopting some mares and a few stallions is what we need to start with. From there, we can breed them to have better stats.

I will browse today and see what I can find for sale. I have no reds in my current stock but they're nothing to write home about. Only golds thus far are in intelligence. Not sure if you browsed my farm, but here's what I have.

New Filly:
http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2080564

Existing mares:
http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2076747 (5* NAB)
http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2072501 (she is one of my founders from adoption center, camped on my 2nd acct, over 18 now - if color is of any importance, may want to use her again).
http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2077169 (this one is 50% paint, but stats are up there)

Stallion:
http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2078118