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What color is my horse?
What color is my horse? He looks like a bay with a white mane and tail. How old does he need to be before any potential spots show up? He's part Appaloosa.
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Re: What color is my horse?
I am a newbie at horse coloring and dilutions, but I believe he is a blood bay with a flaxen mane and tail. It is highly likely that I am wrong, though.Redhorsedream wrote:What color is my horse? He looks like a bay with a white mane and tail. How old does he need to be before any potential spots show up? He's part Appaloosa.
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Sorry! 
Re: What color is my horse?
No prob. The closest I can come to is a silver bay. <img src="http://moblog.net/media/e/q/u/equinenow ... o-ride.jpg" alt="Image result for silver bay"/>
I may have nailed it with that find.
Re: What color is my horse?
http://moblog.net/media/e/q/u/equinenow ... o-ride.jpg
I may have linked the wrong thing last time. I can't see because it's not approved yet or something.
I may have linked the wrong thing last time. I can't see because it's not approved yet or something.
Re: What color is my horse?
He's silver bay :)Redhorsedream wrote:What color is my horse? He looks like a bay with a white mane and tail. How old does he need to be before any potential spots show up? He's part Appaloosa.
http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/1587042
LP varnish and snowflakes usually appear around age 1, but in this case, I doubt he's inherited the LP that triggers varnish and allows patn1 or patn2 to express. Meaning, he technically could've gotten the patn-genes his sire has - but just not be able to express them since he isn't LP.
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Re: What color is my horse?
Okay, thank you.