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Cree
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summerhorse
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She's pretty, thanks for sharing. LOL at that guy's face!
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HeadlessHorseman
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He's Greying too 
She's a cutie...
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Joltman
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| Posted: Sun May 06, 2012 3:28 pm Post subject: Re: Bay with white hairs throughout |
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My mare I'llmakeyoufamous has white hairs throughout. Looks strange at first, almost like she is muddy or something but it's the widespread white in patches. I wondered if she might go grey. How do they identify young ones as roan or gray in such situations?
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Linda_d
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| Posted: Sun May 06, 2012 5:29 pm Post subject: Re: Bay with white hairs throughout |
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My mare I'llmakeyoufamous has white hairs throughout. Looks strange at first, almost like she is muddy or something but it's the widespread white in patches. I wondered if she might go grey. How do they identify young ones as roan or gray in such situations?
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Since your mare doesn't have a gray parent or a gray grandparent (that might allow that maybe a parent was registered the wrong color), she can't be a gray.
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