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I think this is a GREAT competition/idea! HUSG you are the party game QUEEN! ^:)^

White spotted silver bay splash
Ee aA nd2nd2 gg Ff S+S Pp Zz Kitw8Kit SPsS WF:medium

White Spotted Silver Bay Splash

Ee Aa CC nd2D gg Ff S+S pP Zz Kitw8Kit SpSps WF: Extensive

White Spotted Silver Bay Dun

eE Aa CC nd2D gg Ff S+Ssty pP Zz Kitw8Kit WF: Extensive

White Spotted Silver Bay Dun

EE Aa CC Dnd2 gg Ff S+S pP Zz Kitw8Kit SpSps WF:Large

Ee Aa CC nd2D gg Ff S+S pP Zz saSa Kitw8Kit SpSps WF: Large

White spotted silver bay dun splash

Wow! TrueBlue only missed one, but 6 other people were close behind only missing 2.

Thanks @HUSG

I think when doing these competitions, people may forget to look at the horse's actual image when working out some genetics, and I found this was the case with dun and splash, as some contestants didn't have either or both.

With Dun, yes it was a 50/50 chance, but if you look at the foal's shoulder, you would've noticed a dark patch that didn't match the base colour. This patch is a common characteristic in Dun horses; Therefore the foal must be dun and the gene would be nd2D.

Its the same with splash (50/50), but again if you look at the foal, it has four 'full' white legs and a 'full' white stomach, that both haven't been disturbed by the characteristic 'White 8' bullet holes/pattern. This 'full white' or undisturbed white marking is a common characteristic of Splash horses, as they are often described as having 'been dipped in white paint'

And with WF, I just use 'Search Horses' enter the genetics I worked out, and then choose the most common WF from the search results