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[evieb]

would you say say she is chocolate palomino

http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2173008

[Mlloftus]

would you say say she is chocolate palomino

http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2173008

I would suggest that you take her blanket off, so that people can see her coat

[evieb]

i took her blanket off

[Mlloftus]

i took her blanket off

She might be but I'm not great at colors

[Mlloftus]

ping!

You seem to know a lot about colors so would you mind figuring out if the horse above is a chocolate palomino?

[BlackOak2]

would you say say she is chocolate palomino

http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2173008

Calling a horse a 'chocolate palomino' could mean a couple different things. To me, a 'chocolate' coloration on a palomino usually denotes a type of sooty.

This horse, however, does not carry the cream gene at all, the cream gene would be the responsible party for creating a palomino coloration.

This horse's golden color is from the champagne gene (the freckles give it away) and actually this horse does also carry flaxen (the bright mane and tail and also the creamy shift to her ankles are good indicators).

But you are correct that your base is a chestnut base. So I would call your horse a flaxen gold champagne.