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*squeal* My colt (in real life) is getting white on his butt as he sheds out his baby fuzz so he's either an appy, a bay roan, or a bay going grey, any of which I'm thrilled with! I was ok with him being a plain, solid baby but this makes the appy-lover, roan fanatic, sucker for a light grey horse person in me soooooo happy. I would love input on who thinks he'll be roan, who thinks appy, and who thinks grey. All we know parentage wise is his mama is a plain sorrel. https://m.facebook.com/You-Will-Be-Found-Mateos-Everyday-Adventures-455557761478978/ Edited at July 28, 2017 01:26 AM by Hufflepuff Horses |
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From you describtion I would guess roan, because they usually are roaning out from the butt and then it spread to other parts of the body :) I didn't see any pictures with the white on, but from what I have heard some roan foals do have an adult like color on their body (only body, not legs) so I guess roan :3 |
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If neither his dam nor his sire is grey, he will not become a grey at all.
Same is with roaning, appaloosa patterns or rabicano: At least one of his parents has to have it to pass it on.
I cant see any "white" on his pictures, too.
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The white is on the butt in the hay picture. It looks like a glare or something, but it's white fur. :) We have no idea who his dad is, so I'm just dreaming as to what baby boy will be coloring wise. I'm gonna try to get better pics of the white tomorrow... |
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Only got one pic today but it shows possible roaning much better. |
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So its been a while, my baby is a yearling now, and I thought I'd update. Handsome boy is for sure a bay roan, though constantly changing shades still. Super proud of him and how far along his is coming, esp considering where he came from.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BllMpnbFko9/ https://www.instagram.com/p/Bl4fMalFz1W/ |
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Roans will forever change colors especially the ones that don't rain and baby baby's. My mare is a frosty roan when I got her she was basically her base color with some flecking of white and now she's covered in them. |
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He started solid bay, went all white, went all bay again, and now is about 50/50 but still constantly shifting. I love seeing him change colors. The color he is right now is my favorite though |
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He is a gorgeous boy! Looks like roan in the video to me though. |
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I can't see any photos but could be roaning, I have a roan shetland and she looked chestnut at birth, this is her roan coming out when she was a foal:
https://scontent-syd2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/26046981_375596859552578_7244041701476349515_n.jpg?_nc_cat=0&oh=5e3e1385d9a8305eaa3b6c2b6479f753&oe=5BF974AA
And this is her winter coat:
https://scontent-syd2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/32941468_433629403749323_2338807536045522944_o.jpg?_nc_cat=0&oh=c4b7ab236b5425e98350180d45a61fc1&oe=5BFA8970
And her summer coat:
https://scontent-syd2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t31.0-8/26840860_381076505671280_5081725472476220783_o.jpg?_nc_cat=0&oh=087a41b301f7c53f6b5aea9c8a799e02&oe=5BFEFBA0
They change coats with every season, for part of the year my mare has a white bum/chestnut front, then she looks chestnut, and then during summer she has really dark face/legs and her body goes a strawberry colour, and then she goes almost white all over her body with face/dark legs. |
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Morning Drizzle, but Clearing later
