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        04-30-2007, 09:41 PM
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    coloring out??

    I was brushing abby today and noticed that she is getting a really light color on her neck..some what like a grula color, her dam is a buckskin and her sire was a dark bay almost black (so i've been told) he was hit by a semi one night so I really don't know...it's just strange that this pony is pockadoted with dirent colors.....sort of like a solid paint with no white.....can it take this long to reach her true color?
         
        04-30-2007, 11:58 PM
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    Weanling
    Depends!!

    My filly is a Palomino and she can go from a REAL chocolate Color and then she goes this light palomino.. and then a Rich golden Crome colour!!

    Here is some Example's

    Chocolate pally -


    Changing into a True pally


    If you go through you're horses line's and check back a bit and research about colour Genectic's it might help you.
         
        05-04-2007, 12:21 PM
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    Weanling
    My horse changes colors too. In the summer she's a deep brown and black then in the winter she turns s copper brown. Right now she's a burnt copper color because she's shedding but her summer coat is coming in black. It's funny. I used to have a palomino that was solid white in the winter then in the summer he turned into a beautiful golden color.
         
        06-30-2007, 06:03 PM
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    Foal
    This is diamond a horse at the stable I board at and he changes color too
    In this put he looks red pretty red
    But he can be a dark chestnut or a bay color as well it;s really weird
    And his tail will look black some times and redish some times ...it's very odd
    But he is a sweety

         

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