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What color is she?

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#1 ·
I have a filly name Daisy Duke and I have no clue what color she going to be I thinking she might be a dark bay or chestnuts or brown or if she might turn black, I will get a new pic of Daisy Duke later and here the pic of her dam bay & sire sorrel, When Daisy was born she was a sorrel color



I be back later I am going to get some pic of Daisy
 
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#9 ·
Yeah, in that last pic she's looking pretty dark. I agree, liver chestnut. But you'll have to wait and see. :P
 
#12 ·
I will say liver chesnut if she keeps getting darker, I know one thing is for sure, she has one heck of a butt on her for a baby!
 
#16 ·
I went and look at Luke pedigree and he got some sorrel,chestnut,dun,brown,pal, in his family tree and one Buck+dun off of Waggoner mare. I believe she gonna be a chestnut but then again I look at her and she has 2 color, Iam either thinking the chestnut will cover it or the (sorrel,dun,buckskin,pal I not really sure which one of those color it is) going to started spreading it up, I think the 2 color are battle each other to cover daisy up with one color
 
#18 ·
Luke is a light sorrel and Yes her dam is a bay, I belive she is a liver chestnut, it just have confusion me b/c she has 2 color, and that why I ask what color is she? but I think the liver chesnut is going to cover up the light color, and thank yall for helping me with what color she is and she is a liver chestnut. Have yall seen my website? Yall can see some pic of Daisy I took when she was a baby growing up to now she 5 month old next month on sep-5 Iam going to take a new pic of her when she turn 6 month old.
 
#19 ·
Liver Chestnut!!

Our neighbor's horse had a bay colt, and he's gotten really dark. HIs sire was black, and his mom's bay. His owners think he'll be black.

I'm thinking color genes, and it sounds like she'll be a liver chestnut for sure!
 
#21 ·
No buckskin, it's not genetically possible. Chestnut/sorrel comes in varying shades... As much as I'd like to say she's going to be a liver chesnut, I won't say it. You can't know a horse's final shade until atleast it's first spring shed (second shed). Foals go through funky colour stages when shedding out, it's impossible to know if she'll stay liver or not. Eitherway she is red based (chestnut/sorrel) of whatever shade she decides, lol. The two shades you're seeing is just due to the uneven sootiness of her foal coat.


Cute filly by the way. :)
 
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