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CC, would Morgans also allow frame? Since that's also a paint color |
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Saltea Stables said:
CC, would Morgans also allow frame? Since that's also a paint color
Oh, yes! That would make sense! |
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Edited at January 8, 2021 12:39 PM by Saltea Stables
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Just to be clear about Friesians; "The only color a studbook-registered Friesian comes in is black, however this may range from very dark brown or black-bay to true black. Many Friesians appear black bay when their coats are shedding or when they have become sun or sweat bleached. Selective breeding minimizes white markings and the only white marking allowed on a studbook-registered horse is a small star." From this website by Fhana "The breed standard for Friesian horses has been established to prefer all black horses with only a very small star permitted. Purebred, registered Frisian horses should not have socks, paint markings or strips of white on their face. Instead, Friesians should be a beautiful pure black. The shade can range from a faded red to a blue-black depending on the horse and the time of year. Selective breeding for the black color means that most Friesian horses are homozygous for black" |
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Chestnut is recessive, so I would think that breeding stock could be heterozygous for extension (which means that SOMETIMES you'd get chestnuts but they couldn't be used in breeding). Because sometimes chestnuts do occur. I will make that note about the white star, though |
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Yes, in the real world chestnuts do occur from Friesians however I'm not sure if they can actually be registered |
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@Saltea Stables Can anyone add new breeds or do we tell you and you add them? |
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The Nine said:
Yes, in the real world chestnuts do occur from Friesians however I'm not sure if they can actually be registered
Wikipedia says that chestnut mares and geldings are sometimes acceptable, so I'm just gonna go with that
Golden meadow stable said:
@Saltea Stables Can anyone add new breeds or do we tell you and you add them?
I'm the one who's editing the list, so any posts in the forum are basically telling me to add them to the list. I would love if people would do some research and tell me what colors/patterns/heights are acceptable beforehand because that makes it a lot quicker for me to get everything onto the list haha |
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Saltea Stables said:
The Nine said:
Yes, in the real world chestnuts do occur from Friesians however I'm not sure if they can actually be registered
Wikipedia says that chestnut mares and geldings are sometimes acceptable, so I'm just gonna go with that
Golden meadow stable said:
@Saltea Stables Can anyone add new breeds or do we tell you and you add them?
I'm the one who's editing the list, so any posts in the forum are basically telling me to add them to the list. I would love if people would do some research and tell me what colors/patterns/heights are acceptable beforehand because that makes it a lot quicker for me to get everything onto the list haha
Ok then here is one Tennessee walker Color requirement black, chestnut, bay, brown, roan, gray, yellow, and pure white. Markings aloud Height requirement 15.0-16.0 Breed requirement AA |
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I've already got Tennesse Walking Horse on there lol |
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