This sounds neat <br>Don't know a lot about horses but here goes<br><br>Color: dark brownish black<br>Gender: female<br>Markings: White patch on her forehead and a little white on her legs above the hoves
Hahahaha!! I think more people buy colts since you geld them and they "should" be a little clamer! lolol<br><br><br> You may put more then one guess in!
2nd guess since we can have more than one ^.^<br><br>Color: dark brownish black<br>Gender: Male<br>Markings: White patch on forehead and white socks on back feet
Color- dark bay<br>Gender- female<br>Markings- star and a sock on one of her back legs. <br><br>Color-dark bay<br>Gender-female<br>Markings-Stripe and a snip, sock on back legs
Theres a small chance of a chestnut. When i calculated it out there is around a 12% chance because I know Black Tie carriers a hidden red gene. Im not sure about Fendi but she would have to carry one as well to have a chance of a chestnut and then its still only 12%. Most likely you will get a bay. I believe there is a... 66% chance or so when i calculate it out. Black tie is Ee and Fendi is either EE or Ee. (Ee is black based with a hidden red gene. EE is black based with no red. If Fendi is EE you woulnt get a red foal) Bow tie has no agouti gene (agouti restricts black to just the points aka mane, legs, nose, ears) and Fendi obviously does. Fendi's agouti status will determine whether you get a black or a bay foal from her. If she's AA you will not be able to get a black from her as she will always pass down her agouti but if she is Aa then you have a chance she will not pass it down. Theres a 22% chance of a black.
I had one up myself when Roman was still unborn. . I just put the genetic info up because i figured someone might care enough to read it! Plus i had never looked into the agouti/black/bay argument before and it gave me a good reason to do so.
Color: Dark bay<br>Gender: Colt<br>Markings: A large blaze that goes down from his/her forehead to his/her nose; thick at forehead and gets thinner towards his/her nose, a snip in the middle of his/her nostrils that goes upward and gets thinner, and three socks; both back legs and the front right one.
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