cruiseline
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The coat around the muzzle and eyes has buckskin coloration to it, a true smokey black wouldn't have that.
Don't know if anyone mentioned this or not, but perhaps the horse carries the Rabicano gene (c o o n tail).
Just sayin'
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabicano
Just to let you know that Taz' full testing came back as EEAanCr
Not bay, not liver chestnut and not brown!![]()
Geneticist was most displeased when he found out he was a gelding as he was very excited about his posibillities!
EEAa nCr would indicate that he was a bay based buckskin![]()
He is certainly not a chestnut of any description as he does not carry any of the red factor genes. He is basically homozygous black, but does carry the 'A' factor that gives a bay its black points, so he is a buckskin, just a darker version. He is also very smart too![]()
and here are Law's boys parents
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I always had faith he carried the dilute gene
ETA can't call this advertising as the stallion has had the snip and the mare is now 21yos and not being put in foal again (shame on both counts)
That is a gorgeous mare, what a pitty she isn't having any more foals.