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What type of Chestnut is she?
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Re: What type of Chestnut is she?
Looks probably Dun, but you would need to age her up until 1 year old, for a better analysis
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Kuro-Chan
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Re: What type of Chestnut is she?
I cant age her up as she is being trainedBaranduin Brewster wrote:Looks probably Dun, but you would need to age her up until 1 year old, for a better analysis
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Re: What type of Chestnut is she?
Although it is (thus far for me) impossible to tell whether a foal will carry their pangare into adult, I would agree with Baranduin that your foal will be a red dun. I also think that your foal will keep her pangare as well.Kuro-Chan wrote:I cant age her up as she is being trainedBaranduin Brewster wrote:
Looks probably Dun, but you would need to age her up until 1 year old, for a better analysis
That being said, she has a better chance of being flat chestnut.
