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[mln11]

Do you have any Galloway's you could let me breed with?

[mln11]

Sorry wrong question,i wanted to ask if you had any akhal-tekes i could buy

[mln11]

?

[mln11]

Do you have any?

[BlackOak2]

How do you tell what colour your horse is?

Okay, lots of questions again.

Just like in real life, knowing the color of a horse is a little bit understanding of horse colors and a little bit guesswork.
So a horse's color is based on what the owner determines is most likely the color.
For instance, a chestnut colored horse is a horse that is all read with no black points. We have an Extensive! color section. It takes quite some time to work through it and learn the colors. But if you want to become a color-breeder, or if color on your horses matter to you, then I do recommend starting your study of it.

That forum can be found here:
http://www.horseworldonline.net/forum/v ... m.php?f=13
The 'study' guides are generally found right at the top. I recommend the Ancient Breed color guide, by Argent and Totina's two color guides.

i wanted to ask if you had any akhal-tekes i could buy

I do not believe I have any akhal's currently. The stock I might have are all earmarked for other projects. But again, I don't think I have any akhal's at all.

[mln11]

Thank you once again

[mln11]

What do you mean by all read with no black points?

[mln11]

How do you make your own topic?

[BlackOak2]

What do you mean by all read with no black points?

This is a chestnut versus a bay. A bay has black 'points' and a chestnut does not. Points are generally referred to as the 'ends' of a horse. A horse's points, in this case are legs, ears, nose. Look at the differences and you'll see that a chestnut is all red with no black 'points' and a bay is red WITH black 'points'.

Chestnut


Bay

How do you make your own topic?

Go into an appropriate forum for the new topic you want to make and NOT a topic belonging to another person.
So choose a forum.
There at the top of the forum, is a button that says 'New Topic'.
Click that button and you'll be starting your own topic. Remember to publish it after checking your work.

[mln11]

How do you get into a topic that is not someone else's because that would mean making your own topic.