And now, the what color is my horse forum!

[bumblebee]

A Dunalino wouldn't have any black on their body or legs. The silver trait, which only needs one copy to be visible, would cause the lighter mane and tail.

[Concolor]

Can't be prlprl, the sire is palomino(or pally dun), so no pearl, and even if there was pearl in the dam line somewhere it's wouldn't put a light red mane and tail on a red dun

Since Pearl is a recessive gene, it's entirely possible that the sire and dam are Prlprl -- one copy of Pearl has no phenotypical effect on the horse. prlprl can and does put a light red (aka, Apricot) mane and tail on an ee horse (also light red coat and pale skin).

[Concolor]

A Dunalino wouldn't have any black on their body or legs. The silver trait, which only needs one copy to be visible, would cause the lighter mane and tail.

I concede your point, I hadn't thought about silver, and looking at the sire, that looks like a silver boy to me. Bumblebee wins!

[Millwood]

Since Pearl is a recessive gene, it's entirely possible that the sire and dam are Prlprl -- one copy of Pearl has no phenotypical effect on the horse. prlprl can and does put a light red (aka, Apricot) mane and tail on an ee horse (also light red coat and pale skin).

Yes but on a palomino/pally dun it would show as double dilute, prl can't hide on a cream gene horse

The other horse looks silver to me too

[timiep23]

I really like the color of your horse! It's very mellow and gentle. But what do you think, if you make a colored horse. For example "the cognac" (code is #9A463D). Here is the color link https://create.vista.com/colors/color-names/cognac/ . Or is this a bad idea? See if there are other colors on the site and tell me which one is better.