Grey HELP

[herbert]

Just wondered if anyone has ever come across a grey Welsh Section D. I was judjing at a show on Sunday and would have bet my life on a pony being a Connemara however it turned out to be Welsh. Would love to know how many grey Section D's are out there.

 

[amandathepanda]

I've seen a few over the years but they are certainly much rarer than bays, blacks and chesnuts. But then, the grey gene is a recessive gene in all breeds unfortunately.

 

[Tia]

Grey is a dominant gene, isn't it - I always thought it was anyway.

No I don't believe I have ever seen a grey Sec D.

 

[Persephone]

My instructor has a grey/white welsh sec D but she is as good 20 years old. TBH thinking about it though I've never seen another. I'll ask if she's registered when I see him next.

 

[SirenaXVI]

Yes Tia - grey is dominant - which is probably why I have 5 of the damn things

Only ever seen one grey Section D, he was pure white and looked like a mini Andy - so naturally, I thought he was absolutely beautiful

 

[sallyellis]

Yep we had one at my old yard lovely looking flea bitten grey although he was much darker when he was younger! he was registered too.

 

[Cop-Pop]

I saw a couple at Moreton Show in September.