What color??
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Jill
Aspiring Cowgirl
Does she have dun factor? I can't see any of it in the picture (dorsal stripe, leg stripes, shoulder bars, etc.). To be dun, she'd also have to have at least one dun parent.
What I see in the picture makes me think chestnut w/ sabino roaning.
She is not cream dilute. She may carry silver dilute though (you can't tell on red just by looking).
What I see in the picture makes me think chestnut w/ sabino roaning.
She is not cream dilute. She may carry silver dilute though (you can't tell on red just by looking).
love_casper
Well-Known Member
Dun most of the time makes the body lighter, and always has dorsal stripes. I see her roaning that I would call Sabino, and if she has a blaze that's probably Sabino too.
Maple Hollow Farm
Well-Known Member
she looks like a sorrel with flaxen mane and tail and I agree with the sabino roaning.
Here is a picture of my red dun filly for comparison: (it would probably help if she were clipped but o well)
Here is a picture of my red dun filly for comparison: (it would probably help if she were clipped but o well)
love_casper
Well-Known Member
Miniature papers aren't worth squat as far as colors go. A very large amount of them have the wrong color listed. I have what I think is a silver bay pintaloosa, he's registered as a palomino pinto.
Jill
Aspiring Cowgirl
Put very little weight on what the AMHA or AMHR papers say as to color.
Many silver dapples are registered "grey", many greys are registered "blue roan", many silver bays "sorrel" or "palomino". I don't pay much attention to what the papers say as to color.
Many silver dapples are registered "grey", many greys are registered "blue roan", many silver bays "sorrel" or "palomino". I don't pay much attention to what the papers say as to color.
