Hello everyone, I'm from the Canary Islands (Spain) and I've always used this database, but never before entered the forum. I discovered this color corner a few weeks ago so I decided to register.
I breed thoroughbreds and arabian horses. Up until know we used them just for racing, but we started breeding thoroughbreds last year.
This is our stallion, Lorentz
http://www.pedigreequery.com/lorentz
As you can see he has a stripe and a spot on his belly. His stockings are pretty irregular... I've always believed he could carry the sabino gene, but I have not been able to take tests on him in order to know for sure.
I would like to hear your opinions ... does it look like it ?
(loves rolling in the mud...routine: three times at least )
We will be having his first offspring in April
Sabino? Opinions
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Looking at his sire he would appear to be splash look at his tail
I also had a sadlers well grandaughter they are very marked under there bellies the Genetisist thought from the photos must likely splash.
Looking at his sire he would appear to be splash look at his tail
I also had a sadlers well grandaughter they are very marked under there bellies the Genetisist thought from the photos must likely splash.
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He's gorgeous!!!!!
I vote sabino as well especially with his pedigree
And may I say with our knee deep snow, I REALLY like the sun and sand and LACK of snow in your pictures right now!!!
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I vote sabino as well especially with his pedigree
And may I say with our knee deep snow, I REALLY like the sun and sand and LACK of snow in your pictures right now!!!
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thank you very much for your opinions and for the welcome
TrueColours I'm glad you like him, your horses are great! I think I learnt that cremello TBs existed when I first saw Guaranteed Gold
We have had several days of strong raining, and some snow...but only above 2000m (6500 ft?¿?) and it's REALLY rare to have snow here (twice a year if we're lucky). It melts in two days or so and then you have sun again hahaha! And that's the most winter-like event you will see here.
We have 18ºC (64F ?) today, it's windy, and that's already a little cold for me! We aren't used to it... I don't know how I managed Paris in December, with 3ºC ... I think I was so happy to be having snow every day that I didn't mind
TrueColours I'm glad you like him, your horses are great! I think I learnt that cremello TBs existed when I first saw Guaranteed Gold
We have had several days of strong raining, and some snow...but only above 2000m (6500 ft?¿?) and it's REALLY rare to have snow here (twice a year if we're lucky). It melts in two days or so and then you have sun again hahaha! And that's the most winter-like event you will see here.
We have 18ºC (64F ?) today, it's windy, and that's already a little cold for me! We aren't used to it... I don't know how I managed Paris in December, with 3ºC ... I think I was so happy to be having snow every day that I didn't mind
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r3b3l wrote:We have 18ºC (64F ?) today, it's windy, and that's already a little cold for me! We aren't used to it... I don't know how I managed Paris in December, with 3ºC ... I think I was so happy to be having snow every day that I didn't mind
LOL! It's -23ºC this morning where I live. (-10ºF)! I envy you!!!!
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I would say he carries both sabino and splash.
There's a fairly good blog post comparing markings due to splash and due to sabino at http://draftswithdots.blogspot.com/2010/07/white-face-and-leg-markings.html
There's a fairly good blog post comparing markings due to splash and due to sabino at http://draftswithdots.blogspot.com/2010/07/white-face-and-leg-markings.html
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A new sabino!
Look at the phenotype of the horse that arrived 6th in the Hansen race.
( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2hwktIqz5I )
The name of this horse with high leg markings is Hollywood Script (chestnut colt 2009)
http://www.pedigreequery.com/hollywood+script
Note the powerful phenotypical names of Tudor Minstrel, Turn-To, Balladier, not to mention the 6 doses of Hyperion. No wonder!
Look at the phenotype of the horse that arrived 6th in the Hansen race.
( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2hwktIqz5I )
The name of this horse with high leg markings is Hollywood Script (chestnut colt 2009)
http://www.pedigreequery.com/hollywood+script
Note the powerful phenotypical names of Tudor Minstrel, Turn-To, Balladier, not to mention the 6 doses of Hyperion. No wonder!
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