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Thank you so much for sharing these results! The diversity in the negative horses is really interesting.

Most of the white-born Walking Horses in the old stud books, which would presumably be homozygous Sabino1, had dark eyes. There were some that had a blue eye, or even two blue eyes, but those were far less common. I would have to run the numbers to be sure, because it has been a long time since...

Thank you so much for posting these, especially the homozygous SW1 horse. That was the one thing I most wanted to see. There are some Morgans with that same kind of pattern being tested, which we suspect are homozygous, so hopefully that will tell us more.

You aren't the only one who questioned the blue eye situation in regards to sabino. What I and others who have studied the pattern have believed is that there is one kind of splash that is pretty easy to define. This is the pattern that was originally described by Klemola in the 1930s, and then...

Yes. If you were the one that ordered the original tests, then you can order the new one online. If you log in using the account the horse was tested under, there is an option on their menu (in blue to the left) called "Add a test". You can then check for the splash tests (three together are...

I just got the results of mine back, submitted less than a week ago with a horse that was already on file, so they are working fast. Mine came back negative, but I was testing a horse that I didn't actually think was splash just to be sure. (She does have a blaze and one white foot, presumably...