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Lavender Stables
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Leopard
I know this filly is leopard, but what is her pattern called specifically? I know she isn't spotted blanket or snowflake, so what is this called?
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Silverine
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Re: Leopard
She is a snowcap. The lacey edges indicate the presence of two Lp genes, so all of her foals will have at least one copy.Lavender Stables wrote:I know this filly is leopard, but what is her pattern called specifically? I know she isn't spotted blanket or snowflake, so what is this called?
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Lavender Stables
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Re: Leopard
Thank you! Is he snowcap as well? https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/3884207Silverine wrote:She is a snowcap. The lacey edges indicate the presence of two Lp genes, so all of her foals will have at least one copy.Lavender Stables wrote:I know this filly is leopard, but what is her pattern called specifically? I know she isn't spotted blanket or snowflake, so what is this called?
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Silverine
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Re: Leopard
Not a problem.Lavender Stables wrote: Thank you! Is he snowcap as well? https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/3884207
And yes, he is.Silverine's Guides - Quick Links
Step-by-Step Beginner Guide
Feeding For Weight And Temperament
Quest Breeding Guide
Discipline Potential Evaluation
Evaluating Stud Quality
