Dandelionmoonshine (IN)

BLK , M, foaled May 20, 2006

( Black Moonshine - Tumbled Steeply, by Honey Jay)

Mor Than the Rest, 2007 Black Filly (Moro Oro-Osceola)

Farfalina (KY)

BLK , M, foaled March 7, 2001

( Old Trieste - Ava Knowsthecode, by Cryptoclearance)

She is a half to Claiborne stallion Algorithims

Northwest Indy (Matricule x Painting Ms Seattle) EEaa owned by Desert Oasis Sporthorses, Bred by Dalene Knight of Painted Desert Farm

Painted Desert Flame (Airdrie Apache x My English Cousin) Eeaa - owned by Desert Oasis Sporthorses, Bred by Dalene Knight of Painted Desert Farm

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Proudly Standing Airdrie Apache, Bright White and Crusov Fox

Sage Melody (FR)

BLK , F, foaled February 20, 2010

( Sageburg (IRE) - Desert Melody (FR), by Green Desert)

Black Ice, who fatally brokedown while racing in Australia.

http://www.thoroughbrednews.com.au/sing ... x?id=65036

I have a hair-brained theory about black horses being a negative when it come to betting on them, there has just been a race here in the U.K. Newmarket where Jazz Master {black] sire 'Singspiel' .....dam....'Turn of a Century', better to be thought a fool, than speak and reveal all doubt, I'm hoping you guys can tell me rather than me ask a silly question about 'Nicks/inbred/outbred.
Thanks in Advance.

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Try this.......Sire and Dam are Bay.........Why/How is the foal Black?

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I woke up this mornin' with one thin dime, The stats man gets there before the clock strikes nine.

There is a small chance of getting a black out of 2 bays.

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Why would it be negative to bet on a horse just because he/she is black? I don't even bet on horses based on color.

The following is a very interesting officially registered black colt
(BRIGHT BLUE) who happens to be a maternal brother to an officially
registered black filly (LADY GIACAMO) ---herself a stakes winner!

An occurrence of two black half-siblings coming from a pair of
non-black immediate parents (in both independent crosses) is
quite rare and worth a thorough analysis by black Thoroughbred
enthusiasts and students.

Take a look at this case at:
http://www.fasigtipton.com/catalogs/2013/0715/40.pdf

Black colt at the Fasig-Tipton, Hip No.40
Bright Blue, by Midnight Lute – Lady Gallapiat

Jorge- I thought the same thing about Guaranteed Gold throwing a smoky black and smoky cream.

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And I fully agree with you. Both are great news!

Thank you so much Derby Lyn

Hey there is another officially registered black case --- a filly at Hip No. 133 http://www.fasigtipton.com/catalogs/2013/0715/133.pdf

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