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Question About Color Shades
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Malakai20
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Re: Question About Color Shades
There is no chance of the foal being dun as neither parent carries dun. Dun is a dominant gene. The foal can be chestnut or palomino and might have sooty.KingstonDressage wrote:Okay. So, there are a couple different possible outcomes of the foal. I'd say that there is a chance it is a cherry chestnut, a high one. Despite this high chance, you may end up with a light chestnut horse, or even a faint dun.prplebird20 wrote: Hopefully these work...
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KingstonDressage
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Re: Question About Color Shades
The foal is palamino.Malakai20 wrote:There is no chance of the foal being dun as neither parent carries dun. Dun is a dominant gene. The foal can be chestnut or palomino and might have sooty.KingstonDressage wrote: Okay. So, there are a couple different possible outcomes of the foal. I'd say that there is a chance it is a cherry chestnut, a high one. Despite this high chance, you may end up with a light chestnut horse, or even a faint dun.
