Becky
Well-Known Member
Part of the fun of breeding miniature horses, is not knowing what colors or patterns you might get in the end result.
This one was a real surprise to me. I bred a very minimally marked splashed white mare (solid bay with just a star and snip) to a minimally marked bay tobiano stallion (streak of white through the mane, spot on top of the hip and white on four legs. No face white).
Neither sire nor dam have blue eyes.
Pictured here is the sire, Lucky Four Santa Fe So Impressive.
Here is the end result, Redrock Fabulous with her dam Redrock News Flash.
I was expecting a solid bay colt from this pair and instead, I get a loud bay splashed white/tobiano filly with one blue eye! You just never know what you might get when breeding pinto patterns!
This one was a real surprise to me. I bred a very minimally marked splashed white mare (solid bay with just a star and snip) to a minimally marked bay tobiano stallion (streak of white through the mane, spot on top of the hip and white on four legs. No face white).
Neither sire nor dam have blue eyes.
Pictured here is the sire, Lucky Four Santa Fe So Impressive.
Here is the end result, Redrock Fabulous with her dam Redrock News Flash.
I was expecting a solid bay colt from this pair and instead, I get a loud bay splashed white/tobiano filly with one blue eye! You just never know what you might get when breeding pinto patterns!