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In this Discussion
- Cheers May 2017
- JordanK May 2017
- KerredansCorral May 2017
- ObsidianKitsune May 2017
- SummertreeFarms May 2017
- supersarah May 2017
DP? Thoughts?
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I have this mare that I've had for a couple seasons now and I think she may be DP. It's hard to tell to me, since shes double sooty. She threw a really dark and dappled foal, who looks about as dark as a mare I know is hom.
Here she is:
Our Big Idea
Her daughter:
Our Big Eagle
Mare I compared:
Our Bizarre PassionOwner Of Bellwether Farm
Sport pony breeding farm focused on breeding, selling and showing quality ponies. Specializing in breeding brown, DP, dun, sooty+, & W8.Thanked by 1supersarah -
1) You shouldn't colour compare to a horse that hasn't been colour tested.
2) I don't think your mare has dp, but her foal is het dp. This is because the stallion she was bred to was a dark liver chestnut, meaning he had two copied of dp. He would have passed on one to his daughter.Producer of Volcanic Glass Drafts. Lapisobsidianus.
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On the look out for pointed creates -
1) I knew she was bay
2) Thank you. I kind of figured, since she isn't that dark. I knew she was at least het. because of the stud, I just thought she was showing the colour more of a hom. but the more I look at it the more I see the second mare is a bit darker @ObsidianKitsuneOwner Of Bellwether Farm
Sport pony breeding farm focused on breeding, selling and showing quality ponies. Specializing in breeding brown, DP, dun, sooty+, & W8. -
I have noticed that the Agouti T [ At] appears blacker than the other A when mixed with sooty. This guy is from a rhythm of four mare but I think he is dark from At , not from one dp gene, if he even has one. He is darker than my known bay, dp carriers with A or A+.
SmallDragon 2g
ID #21047 -
Just for comparison, I KNOW this mare is homozygous DP bay.
z Freak Queen
As for brown horses (At), you will also notice that homozygous brown horses are lighter than het browns which are mostly black with a reddish belly. Similarly, het brown buckskins are darker than most regular bay (A) or homozygous brown (At At) buckskins that have the same darkening genes (sooty, sooty+ and DP)Thanked by 1supersarah -
I think Small Dragon 2g is homozygous for DP.
Our Big Idea is just homozygous Sooty. Our Big Eagle definitely has at least 1 Dp gene.
I'm comparing Our Big Idea with this Brown horse I own. It does not have sty, and so must be homozygous DP in order to be brown, because you need two darkening genes (sty or DP) with the At gene to get a brown.
Kc Brown SS H287 DPc
Now this horse has homozygous Sty, and the At gene, but is still darker, so also must be homozygous for Dp.
Kc H307 Brown DPThanked by 1supersarah -
Ahaha! I read the title of this thread as DEEP Thoughts? =))