I saw her ad a while back and saved the photo because of her extensive bloody shoulder marking (I've saved a few photos of unusually marked horses). She is so striking. I hope she is everything you want and need.
Here she is!
Hermits Pearly Queen. Needs a bath and tidy up but she is delightfully sweet! I absolutely love her markings.
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Oh wow that’s so funny ? shes apparently a silver smokey black sabino
Has she been coloured tested as silver? Because she really doesnt look it. She does look black sabino, you cant visually tell smokey black from black. Thats also not a bloody shoulder marking. Its just an area where the roaning from the sabino hasnt kicked in, it just happens to be on her shoulder Shes pretty cool looking though
And surely its pearl for her name? Its a pretty name I think it suit her
Has she been coloured tested as silver? Because she really doesnt look it. She does look black sabino, you cant visually tell smokey black from black. Thats also not a bloody shoulder marking. Its just an area where the roaning from the sabino hasnt kicked in, it just happens to be on her shoulder Shes pretty cool looking though
And surely its pearl for her name? Its a pretty name I think it suit her
Oh she's lovely! I think Dolly is a great name - you can't have a much better namesake than Dolly Parton
Oh she's lovely! I think Dolly is a great name - you can't have a much better namesake than Dolly Parton
She really is, I couldn’t quite believe my eyes when my 3 year old was just leading her about like a large dog ?
It's associated with grey. For some reason an area (which doesn't have to be on the shoulder) will not grey out and remains the base colour.Omg I thought it was just MC saying “urgh look at that bloody marking” I didn’t realise it was a technical term ??
Congrats on your new horse and her mane and feathers look in good shape are you going to plait mane or I can’t bring my self to say the word ??
It's associated with grey. For some reason an area (which doesn't have to be on the shoulder) will not grey out and remains the base colour.
Has she been colour tested? Sometimes the phenotype (how the horse looks) isn't quite what you expect from the genetics, or the other way round. There could be quite a few different colour genes at play. She's fantastic though whatever is causing her colour.
Lovely mare.
When is the vetting?
Around £350 for a 5 stage, so maybe £200/£250 for 2 stage?
I only get 2 stage on 3/4 yr olds. And I have been known to buy from Ireland without a vetting at all!
But sensible to get one. Sure it will all be fine.
She is really beautiful and here’s to many happy years.
Very sensible of you to get something kids friendly also, a real family pony you can all enjoy.
Dolly is adorable.
Omg I thought it was just MC saying “urgh look at that bloody marking” I didn’t realise it was a technical term ??
I'm sorry, I should laugh but thats so funny!
Quite the opposite. I save photos with cool markings that I like, so gulastra plume, badger faced horses etc...I was thinking oh wow maybe MC doesn’t like that marking ??