What Color is My Horse? Quick Guide by Ancient Breed

[BlackOak2]

maybe a dumb question, but I'm new to the game ^^
where can I find these 'signs' (like a/a for black) at my horse's profile? because I want to determine the colour of some of my horses, but I can't find the 'signs' anywhere :')

We can't genetically look for them yet. You must determine what your horse's colors are by actually looking at them (just like in real life). The genetics (a/a is actually for no agouti, not black), is real life genes that we also apply to the game.
A red horse (chestnut) will have genetics with no extension e/e, but a black horse can either have partial extension E/e or full extension E/E.

There are a lot of guides that we try to help find the keys to identifying horse colors and genetics. This particular one is to offer insight into the genetics that the Adoption Center horses can carry, by breed. The Adoption Center horses are limited to the genes you see posted here. For instance, a Tarpan horse straight from the AC can never have cream or pearl or champagne (among quite a few others).

[Psycho0912]

maybe a dumb question, but I'm new to the game ^^
where can I find these 'signs' (like a/a for black) at my horse's profile? because I want to determine the colour of some of my horses, but I can't find the 'signs' anywhere :')

We can't genetically look for them yet. You must determine what your horse's colors are by actually looking at them (just like in real life). The genetics (a/a is actually for no agouti, not black), is real life genes that we also apply to the game.
A red horse (chestnut) will have genetics with no extension e/e, but a black horse can either have partial extension E/e or full extension E/E.

There are a lot of guides that we try to help find the keys to identifying horse colors and genetics. This particular one is to offer insight into the genetics that the Adoption Center horses can carry, by breed. The Adoption Center horses are limited to the genes you see posted here. For instance, a Tarpan horse straight from the AC can never have cream or pearl or champagne (among quite a few others).

Oh I see, thank you

[TrishaNS]

Where's the chestnut under Forest horse?

[kaylankoda]

Bravo Rose

What color is this guy? http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/1607364

[paige10]

Bravo Rose

What color is this guy? http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/1607364

He is gingery brown but he will definitely change colour through his years.

By Paige10.

[Lcameron]

non of that makes any sense

[evieb]

http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/1634769
http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/1682603

[redster]

Question: Is the "At/At, At/A, At/a (Wild Bay)" listed in Arabian supposed to be the A+ of Wild Bay, or the At of Brown?

[BlackOak2]

Question: Is the "At/At, At/A, At/a (Wild Bay)" listed in Arabian supposed to be the A+ of Wild Bay, or the At of Brown?

Arabians also come in wild bay in the AC, so those genes should be included: A+/A+, A+/A, A+/a
It's been quite some time, but I don't recall AC arabs coming in brown.

[redster]

Question: Is the "At/At, At/A, At/a (Wild Bay)" listed in Arabian supposed to be the A+ of Wild Bay, or the At of Brown?

Arabians also come in wild bay in the AC, so those genes should be included: A+/A+, A+/A, A+/a
It's been quite some time, but I don't recall AC arabs coming in brown.

Aha, gotcha. I knew it was a typo, I just didn't know which part.