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It kills me slightly to do this but I noticed her yesterday in an auction with her offspring. (it was her grullo foal that made me look) I know her colour does not state Dun, however she was technically caught with Dun, it's just hidden. Is this a bug? Or is it a fun loophole?
https://horseeden.com/horse.php?id=15038908 |
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If i remember correctly (i may be wrong XD) you can not capture thoroughbreds with dun. I think White is a dominant color. Her genetics state Dd? So she should be het. dun? |
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Jello is correct. TBs cannot be captured with Dun. |
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If you use a dun capture pass on a TB, it will take the pass and not give you a dun because of the reason already stated (TBs cannot be captured in dun). |
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So they can be captured and carry the dun gene, just not show it correct? |
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No, normally the dun gene should not be there at all :)
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No, it's just a waste of the Dun pass because the captured TB won't have any Dun. Edited at January 21, 2018 06:43 PM by Armitage Stables |
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Corazon said:
No, normally the dun gene should not be there at all :)
Oooo okay. Thank you Cora! :) |
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But...apparently, you can still capture Dd Tbs?
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That is why it's in the bugs forum :D |
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