Hunting said:

The Nine said:

Fresiens are just pure black (I think double agouti gene? I can't remember) sport horses

no freshiens are also white, a very rare color passed on by genetics but seen i forget his name but this white freshien gelding was great at dressage, and showed in 2007 but not complainin

Rocky Mountain Horse -

Color Requirement:

Dark Flaxen Liver Chestnut

Flaxen Liver Chestnut

Height Requirement: 14.2 - 16 hh

Breed Requirement:

RID I think would be most fitting of the breed.

Morgan -

Color Requirement:

Any colors. What if it was only present on Tobiano patterns? If any other pattern arises, it's no longer a Morgan.

Height Requirement: 14.1 - 15.2 hh

Breed Requirement:

WB

Purebred Arabians -

So, what if instead of beginning with an Anglo (Half Arab - half TB) you begin with say....an Egyptian Arab (What is generally referred to as a desert bred) or a Purebred? Then, you can breed said Arab to a TB to produce your Anglo instead?

We can also take into account it's lines. If it's Sire was Egyptian where it say's Sire, it can say "Egyptian-Sired".

Just a quick thought. :)

Quarter Horses -

Same as with Arabians, except it delvs more into line generations. So, you start with your typical American Quarter Horse. Then you're able to breed to your TB and get your "Appendix". But you can only foal an Appendix from an American x TB or an American x Appendix crosses. You can't keep going down the line with breeding your Appendixes with TBs. An Appendix x TB cross will result in an ISH. So, to keep the Appendixes going, you can only have a single generation of TBs in their lines.

Chincotague & Assateague Ponies -

Breed Requirements: PON

Capture Requirements: Capturing a PON on the Beach area.

Breeding Requirements: The Chincoteagues would need to remain under the PON height requirements, and be completely purebred to Chincoteagues as well.