#5 foal of the year

Mijke · Mar 2, 2006

:aktion033: Congratulations! Both are a joy to look at!

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Could mommy perhaps be a perlino (in stead of a palomino)? (It's a long shot...I know...I think both parents from her should have been smokey black pinto's if so...

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: ). Well....then the filly would be smokey-bay

: , does this excist at all? O.k., guessing time for me is over, waiting on the color-profi's...

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Donna · Mar 2, 2006

Now thats a real cuttie Pattootie :lol:

ThreeCFarm · Mar 2, 2006

Aubrey, if the dam truly is a palomino, or even cremello, it is impossible for her to carry a black gene, meaning it had to come from the foal's sire. Also, if the mare is a palomino, one or both parents must have been a smokey black, or both parents would have to be a smokey black to be a cremello.

I think your stallion's lower legs look suspect. Do you have any unclipped photos of him?

hairicane · Mar 2, 2006

Mom and daughter are both lovely congrats whatever color she is!!!!!!!!!!!

Aubrey715 · Mar 2, 2006

The mares(Cotton Candy) mom was a black and white but did produce alot of palominos. Cotton Candy's sire is Luck Four Mighty Moto a bay and white pinto or black and white pinto. Cotton Candy has produced a lot of bay and whites for us. I don't know though i am like yall i don't see how it is possible for her to have a bay. Cotton Candy is like a cremello pinto but is registered as a palomino pinto and she has pink skin. We lost Cotton Candy's mom about 10 years ago. It is a possibility that her mom was a smokey black. And the baby's sire is out of a sorrel and a palomino so wouldn't it be impossible for him to be a bay. We have raised horses for 12 years and i have never been this confused on a color. Hopefully somebody can help.