WHAT COLOR IS THIS??? I CAN'T TELL!!

[DragonHorse!!!!]

Hi!!
I have this beautiful horse who is the foal of a wonderful horse I purchased who had the same coat, just more intense. i would really like to know the name of the coat color, for I have no idea. Snowy Pepper


If possible, I would also like to know which color horses to breed her to, so I can get more horses with the color.
Thanks!!

[Silverine]

Hi!!
I have this beautiful horse who is the foal of a wonderful horse I purchased who had the same coat, just more intense. i would really like to know the name of the coat color, for I have no idea. Snowy Pepper


If possible, I would also like to know which color horses to breed her to, so I can get more horses with the color.
Thanks!!

She is Sooty Perlino (bay + 2xcream w/ sooty). She will always through cream. So if bred to an undiluted horse her foals will always be buckskin (if bay-based), palomino (if red-based), smoky brown (if brown-based), or smoky black (if black-based). If bred to another double-cream the foal will always be perlino, cremello, brown cream, or smoky cream. The only way to guarantee a perlino foal from her is to breed her with a perlino, and even then it's not completely guaranteed. Your mare carries a recessive gene inherited from her red-based sire and therefore could throw a red-based foal, and because bay is dominant over brown and black is no way to know if brown or black genes are hiding underneath the bay without breeding.

[DragonHorse!!!!]

Hi!!
I have this beautiful horse who is the foal of a wonderful horse I purchased who had the same coat, just more intense. i would really like to know the name of the coat color, for I have no idea. Snowy Pepper


If possible, I would also like to know which color horses to breed her to, so I can get more horses with the color.
Thanks!!

She is Sooty Perlino (bay + 2xcream w/ sooty). She will always through cream. So if bred to an undiluted horse her foals will always be buckskin (if bay-based), palomino (if red-based), smoky brown (if brown-based), or smoky black (if black-based). If bred to another double-cream the foal will always be perlino, cremello, brown cream, or smoky cream. The only way to guarantee a perlino foal from her is to breed her with a perlino, and even then it's not completely guaranteed. Your mare carries a recessive gene inherited from her red-based sire and therefore could throw a red-based foal, and because bay is dominant over brown and black is no way to know if brown or black genes are hiding underneath the bay without breeding.

Thank you sooo much!! That is extremely useful!! Again, thanks!!