The Basics of Color For breeders
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Pasofever
Does my butt look big?
TCF42 said:
Mare (click on names in pedigree for colors) http://www.pasoregistry.com/db/Tree.asp?ID=93745
Sire
http://www.pasoregistry.com/db/Tree.asp?ID=113942
Paso club has a bad rep for colors..this mare was reg as a chestnut I think as a 10 yr old last year and when I sent a transfer in I had to change to gray..her sire is listed as buckskin but I dont know..
Pasofever
Does my butt look big?
http://appyday.com/images/Paso Finos/Vencedor/Aug27200640.jpg
http://appyday.com/images/Paso Finos/New arrivals/Aug1320066.jpg
baby from this mare and same stud from last year is graying already and reg as a gray
http://appyday.com/paso_stud_files/images/Paso Finos/Candessa2smaller.jpg
http://appyday.com/images/Paso Finos/New arrivals/Aug1320066.jpg
baby from this mare and same stud from last year is graying already and reg as a gray
http://appyday.com/paso_stud_files/images/Paso Finos/Candessa2smaller.jpg
TCF42
yeeeeeee!
Well that was what I meant.. shoulda added that in there. (In terms of graying out, not necessarily born gray.. although that is a possibility aswell)
And if both parents do infact have a black base, there is also a chance for a red based foal (25% chance). Only if the parents are both heterozygous for black though. Of course, on top of any modifiers that get thrown into the mix.
Do you know their original colors before they grayed out, Paso?
And if both parents do infact have a black base, there is also a chance for a red based foal (25% chance). Only if the parents are both heterozygous for black though. Of course, on top of any modifiers that get thrown into the mix.
Do you know their original colors before they grayed out, Paso?
Phyxius
Zoooooooom
I love it when breeders of black horses with no known red get a chestnut. These people obviously didn't realize that the red gene, though recessive is still present if the horse isn't homozygous black. There are a few, rare chestnut percherons. You'll even see the occasional roan or bay. At Congress last year I think there was one pair of bays and one chestnut.
Pasofever
Does my butt look big?
baby from last year was out of a liver mare and Vence..I got liver graying..
I only have gray on studs papers as color (paso club should put on before colors too) his sire is chestnut and mother a bay..I know the father did not gray not sure on the mother..
Mare just listed as a gray sire listed as buckskin and dam as a bay..fathers father is a gray I know so father might have grayed...mothers parents listed as bays and only one behind there is gray..
I only have gray on studs papers as color (paso club should put on before colors too) his sire is chestnut and mother a bay..I know the father did not gray not sure on the mother..
Mare just listed as a gray sire listed as buckskin and dam as a bay..fathers father is a gray I know so father might have grayed...mothers parents listed as bays and only one behind there is gray..
Sadielady
Ahhhh Florida!
How do you get a "pink pony" ? Good night allTCF42 said:Well, you'll get a chestnut, bay, or black! Sorry I can't be of much help there lol, it's hard to determine exactly when you don't know the exact genotypes.
Ah, and shading could vary. BTW, I like that liver chestnut, cute.
