| Honey Moon |
| Lmao I don't understand the breeders LB. I'm #99 and I own the top AA mare and the #2AALB stud xDD |
Steady Rain all Day| Honey Moon |
| Lmao I don't understand the breeders LB. I'm #99 and I own the top AA mare and the #2AALB stud xDD |
| Honey Moon |
| I guess there's always one breed that hates us xD My PONs like me now so I guess it's fair somehow |
| Deep Ocean |
| I managed 3 www for my wubs and over here my proven matches gave me shit. Lee had to send me an embryo of hers |
| Mayhem |
| I thought so, now I wanna see all three DDs with Ch. I wonder if DD with ChCh makes any mottling or visual differences |
| New Road Stables |
| But yes, I think you're right that it flies under the radar a lot. I was fascinated to learn, for example, that most of the American Cream Draft Horses are now understood to be mostly champagnes and not cream dilutes. |
| New Road Stables |
| I know the general "Horse Coat Color Panel" thru UCDavis tests for it along with the other dilutes. |
| Mayhem |
| I feel Ch falls under the radar a lot unless you've already dealt with it or are knowledgeable about it. Do majority of gene testing automatically test for Ch when testing other dilutes? |
| New Road Stables |
| Right! So I was incorrect; it is how it works in real life. (At least with cremellos - how neat that no one's bred the other DD Ch variants in the real world yet.) |
| Mayhem |
| Ooh that's interesting! I guess because they already have such light skin, you wouldn't be able to see any mottling |
| New Road Stables |
| Oh, that's very helpful. Thanks for sharing. Makes sense to me too now that I just looked up double cream dilutes on the International Champagne Horse Registry (ICHR). They know of only two DD champagnes, both cremellos, and both horses are visually indistinguishable from cremello. |
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| Honey Moon |
| Lmao I don't understand the breeders LB. I'm #99 and I own the top AA mare and the #2AALB stud xDD |
| Honey Moon |
| I guess there's always one breed that hates us xD My PONs like me now so I guess it's fair somehow |
| Deep Ocean |
| I managed 3 www for my wubs and over here my proven matches gave me shit. Lee had to send me an embryo of hers |
| Mayhem |
| I thought so, now I wanna see all three DDs with Ch. I wonder if DD with ChCh makes any mottling or visual differences |
| New Road Stables |
| But yes, I think you're right that it flies under the radar a lot. I was fascinated to learn, for example, that most of the American Cream Draft Horses are now understood to be mostly champagnes and not cream dilutes. |
| New Road Stables |
| I know the general "Horse Coat Color Panel" thru UCDavis tests for it along with the other dilutes. |
| Mayhem |
| I feel Ch falls under the radar a lot unless you've already dealt with it or are knowledgeable about it. Do majority of gene testing automatically test for Ch when testing other dilutes? |
| New Road Stables |
| Right! So I was incorrect; it is how it works in real life. (At least with cremellos - how neat that no one's bred the other DD Ch variants in the real world yet.) |
| Mayhem |
| Ooh that's interesting! I guess because they already have such light skin, you wouldn't be able to see any mottling |
| New Road Stables |
| Oh, that's very helpful. Thanks for sharing. Makes sense to me too now that I just looked up double cream dilutes on the International Champagne Horse Registry (ICHR). They know of only two DD champagnes, both cremellos, and both horses are visually indistinguishable from cremello. |
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