Dona
Well-Known Member
Now that is WAY COOOOOOOOL!!!!
I just love color genetics....just when we think we have a "handle" on all the possible colors, something like this crops up! CONGRATULATIONS on a beautiful little girl!
Miniwhinny -- Dana -- Your PM box is FULL!!!!
Riverdance can you post a photo of sire and dam please so we get the complete picture???
MiniV...I'm with you 100% on this one....maybe not Riverdances filly...she's wayyy - brindle - perhaps chimera. But horses like Ozy (who YOU bred lol) ....he has a strong counter shading dorsal AND has the sooty/smutty gene (not tested but obviously has it) that combination has produced some form of brindle in him with strong neck patches and stripes and "trickles" but not like the ones the other two mares posted have.Just had a "brain fart".........Thinking about "counter shading" so often seen on Bay horses. What if that coloring was crossed with JUST THE RIGHT color gene at some point? All of a sudden the "counter shading" (blurry dorsal) would "BLEED" into a BRINDLE.
I'm not into the science of color genetics but more into the "creative" view which is why I'm putting that way.
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