| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| I remember reading ages - like, 10 years - ago that manchado had been observed to be more common in polo ponies bred in warmer climates |
Showers Off and On| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| I remember reading ages - like, 10 years - ago that manchado had been observed to be more common in polo ponies bred in warmer climates |
| Ravenwood Farm |
| I thought there is no gene for red, it's just the absence of black? E gives black pigment, and A restricts it to just the points of the horse? |
| SandWitch Arabians |
| Since he's homo for Tobi, he'll pass that to his foals most likely |
| Koda Malfoy LLC |
| Manchado is a rare pinto pattern found almost solely in Argentina. It has been found in more than one Argentinian breed, so it is speculated that it could be the result of environmental factors or breeding practices. The pattern can be confused with leopard patterns, but it does not carry the genetics of these patterns. The exact cause of manchado is unknown, and it may be due to a recessive gene or a random mutation. From google |
| Koda Malfoy LLC |
| I mean bold patterns in general. The plan is to breed him to an appy mare eventually, and we have a filly with Cremello and pearlino in her (she is a buckskin, but her father and grandfather were one or the other) |
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| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| I remember reading ages - like, 10 years - ago that manchado had been observed to be more common in polo ponies bred in warmer climates |
| Ravenwood Farm |
| I thought there is no gene for red, it's just the absence of black? E gives black pigment, and A restricts it to just the points of the horse? |
| SandWitch Arabians |
| Since he's homo for Tobi, he'll pass that to his foals most likely |
| Koda Malfoy LLC |
| Manchado is a rare pinto pattern found almost solely in Argentina. It has been found in more than one Argentinian breed, so it is speculated that it could be the result of environmental factors or breeding practices. The pattern can be confused with leopard patterns, but it does not carry the genetics of these patterns. The exact cause of manchado is unknown, and it may be due to a recessive gene or a random mutation. From google |
| Koda Malfoy LLC |
| I mean bold patterns in general. The plan is to breed him to an appy mare eventually, and we have a filly with Cremello and pearlino in her (she is a buckskin, but her father and grandfather were one or the other) |
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