Lucky-C-Acres-Minis
Well-Known Member
I know this is probably splitting hairs between the differences but just curious what everyone thinks..
This is our yearling colt, sire is a bay fewspot (sire is solid black appaloosa, dam is black roan appaloosa), dam is white fewspot, she is litterally solid white, with a hint of color on legs and chest (her sire is chestnut near leopard and dam is solid black appaloosa)..
This guy is definitely black, but not sure whether he is a snowcap or a few spot or heck both.. I know that there's no way to know for sure, but looking at him I'd say snowcap since he has more color than a typical fewspot, but looking at his breeding and the leopards in his background makes me think fewspot, and while finishing body clipping him today I found these hiding on his belly about the size of a nickel:
I know a true snowcap won't have spots within their white area, so since he does have these two spots within his white (and he has a couple of tiny ones on his neck in the dark area) would that indicate he may actually be a fewspot?
This is our yearling colt, sire is a bay fewspot (sire is solid black appaloosa, dam is black roan appaloosa), dam is white fewspot, she is litterally solid white, with a hint of color on legs and chest (her sire is chestnut near leopard and dam is solid black appaloosa)..
This guy is definitely black, but not sure whether he is a snowcap or a few spot or heck both.. I know that there's no way to know for sure, but looking at him I'd say snowcap since he has more color than a typical fewspot, but looking at his breeding and the leopards in his background makes me think fewspot, and while finishing body clipping him today I found these hiding on his belly about the size of a nickel:
I know a true snowcap won't have spots within their white area, so since he does have these two spots within his white (and he has a couple of tiny ones on his neck in the dark area) would that indicate he may actually be a fewspot?