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Need help
Hi there
I have some horses which I dont know why they have changed colours so much?
Would you be able to help me with the colours and what gene could have done this
Thanks
Rosewood Charming Saturn

Rosewood Seastar Infusion

Rosewood Watch Me Grow

Rosewood Watching Dreams

I have some horses which I dont know why they have changed colours so much?
Would you be able to help me with the colours and what gene could have done this
Thanks
Rosewood Charming Saturn
Rosewood Seastar Infusion
Rosewood Watch Me Grow
Rosewood Watching Dreams

Re: Need help
That one is kinda mean; (1.) He got the Snowflake/Lp gene from his sire - best seen in the picture at 4.42 years - and is varnishing quite a lot before (2.) his grey(ing) sets fully in. Grey horses/foals are always easy to spot cause the foal already has their grown/adult coat.Coda wrote:Hi there
I have some horses which I dont know why they have changed colours so much?
Would you be able to help me with the colours and what gene could have done this
Thanks
Rosewood Charming Saturn
So, grey and Leopard complex on a silver smoky black pearl base are the main causes here = Grey Silver Smoky Black w/ Lp
Here the grey is also at fault - though she's got less heavy varnish/snowflakes than her half-brotherCoda wrote:Rosewood Seastar Infusion

So I'm pretty sure she is Grey on a Cremello base coat = Grey Cremello w/ Lp
This one has heavy varnish with bronzening caused by Leopard complex on a black pearl base = Black Pearl w/ LpCoda wrote:Rosewood Watch Me Grow
black foals are born brown rather than black, so its actually a normal thing for them to go from brown to black - and cause she also expresses Lp quite a bit she's varnishing and bronzening over time. So black base with Lp = Black w/ LpCoda wrote:Rosewood Watching Dreams
dunno if you noticed this guide but I still find it really helpfull for coat/gene explanations

viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2158

Re: Need help
Thank you so much, I have never been good with coat colours and thatNazarach wrote:That one is kinda mean; (1.) He got the Snowflake/Lp gene from his sire - best seen in the picture at 4.42 years - and is varnishing quite a lot before (2.) his grey(ing) sets fully in. Grey horses/foals are always easy to spot cause the foal already has their grown/adult coat.Coda wrote:Hi there
I have some horses which I dont know why they have changed colours so much?
Would you be able to help me with the colours and what gene could have done this
Thanks
Rosewood Charming Saturn
So, grey and Leopard complex on a silver smoky black pearl base are the main causes here = Grey Silver Smoky Black w/ Lp
Here the grey is also at fault - though she's got less heavy varnish/snowflakes than her half-brotherCoda wrote:Rosewood Seastar Infusion![]()
So I'm pretty sure she is Grey on a Cremello base coat = Grey Cremello w/ Lp
This one has heavy varnish with bronzening caused by Leopard complex on a black pearl base = Black Pearl w/ LpCoda wrote:Rosewood Watch Me Grow
black foals are born brown rather than black, so its actually a normal thing for them to go from brown to black - and cause she also expresses Lp quite a bit she's varnishing and bronzening over time. So black base with Lp = Black w/ LpCoda wrote:Rosewood Watching Dreams
dunno if you noticed this guide but I still find it really helpfull for coat/gene explanations
viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2158