???? help!!!!

[palomino.lover]

does anyone know what coat color this is????
https://img.horseworldonline.net/galler ... 97ced3.png
just copy and past into google if it doesnt load the picture (i dont know how to upload a pictured)

[BlackOak2]

does anyone know what coat color this is????
https://img.horseworldonline.net/galler ... 97ced3.png
just copy and past into google if it doesnt load the picture (i dont know how to upload a pictured)

Please check out these 'How To' topics for both pinging and images.
viewtopic.php?f=12&t=18675
viewtopic.php?f=12&t=25302&p=191017


As for the horse color.
https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2957559

Pixie is a graying chestnut.

[palomino.lover]

thanks blackOak2.

[BlackOak2]

[palomino.lover]

what is daybreakers coat color?
https://img.horseworldonline.net/galler ... 00b7b3.png
im coming across many amazing coat colors and i want to name them right!

[BlackOak2]

what is daybreakers coat color?
https://img.horseworldonline.net/galler ... 00b7b3.png
im coming across many amazing coat colors and i want to name them right!

By the picture, a Graying Bay.

[palomino.lover]

ok pixie is starting to become an appaloosa. is this normal?
https://img.horseworldonline.net/galler ... 20bfa2.png[horse=][/horse]

[Silverine]

ok pixie is starting to become an appaloosa. is this normal?
https://img.horseworldonline.net/galler ... 20bfa2.png[horse=][/horse]

This is just fleabites, a normal part of the grey progression.

[palomino.lover]

ok but blackoak2 said they are greying chestnuts?

[BlackOak2]

ok but blackoak2 said they are greying chestnuts?

Yes.
The Gray Progression or a 'graying' horse, is a horse that has a coat (chestnut, bay, black, appaloosa) but has a gene called the 'gray gene'. This is a horse that will 'gray out' or 'is graying'.

Such horses will gray out to be entirely gray at some point of time. Some of them develop fleabites (where the horse's original coat comes through) and some do not, staying entirely gray. Some horse's will also gray out the mane, the tail, or both. Sometimes the mane or also tail will gray out first before the body. Sometimes the horse will keep the color of the mane or also tail well beyond the rest of the horse's coat has grayed. So you'll have a gray body with a brilliant red mane or also tail.
Many of these traits can be bred for specifically.

Does this help?