TCF42 said:It depends on if the mare is heterozygous or homozygous for gray.. same with the stud too. If both parents are heterozygous, there will be a 75% chance that your foal will be gray. If atleast on parent is homozygous, then there is a 100% chance your foal will be gray.
Phyxius said:HEhe, the mare is "smooth fire" and the sire is "the victor of donoso". Do you have foal names picked out yet?
Yeah, there are actually a few chestnut Friesians too. I think there may be something like 4 in the world?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
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.
of course....Pasofever said:Fine, want to hear something stupid? guess what color this filly is reg as???
an OREO???Pasofever said:Fine, want to hear something stupid? guess what color this filly is reg as???
Pasofever said:Fine, want to hear something stupid? guess what color this filly is reg as???
Sadielady said:an OREO???