Hey everybody! Sorry if this is a really stupid question. I've really been studying genetics the last couple of years and thought I sorta got most things dealing with color. I just learned about bays last year and what I had learned was that bays have one black and one red gene and also have the agouti gene which causes the minimal amount of black on the horse. I though that even if a horse had the agouti gene and then two black genes they had to be black because there was no red so the black didn't have another color to minimize it's own. THEN I went to a well know horse farm's website and they had posted that their horses were genetically bay but were homozygous for black. I had seen this last week and at first thought that I was just wrong about it and was going to keep it to myself
but it's really been bothering me and I'd really like to know! So if anybody could please explain this to me I'd really appreciate it!! Also, if I'm completely wrong about the whole BAY theory then could you please explain that to me as well.
Thanks in advance for the info!

Thanks in advance for the info!
