| Narran Park |
| Grey is a pigmentation disease. But you will still get Grey & White horses because the white parts arent affected by it. |
Morning Drizzle, but Clearing later| Narran Park |
| Grey is a pigmentation disease. But you will still get Grey & White horses because the white parts arent affected by it. |
| The Undercity |
| The W14 gene came from her dams mother which came from 2 dark solid parents |
| Narran Park |
| There is no such things as white. They just appear white. Usually an entirely white horse is likely a Cremello or a Max white representation of their white pattern. |
| Narran Park |
| Sodashi is technically W14, which is a White gene. Base colour is Red. ELI5: If you have a brown and white horse, sodashis entire body is the white part. - Max White. |
| BlackRose |
| Ooooh! Thank you for letting me know. You know what’s crazy…. I’ve never thought about Japanese horse racing…. That’s actually really cool |
| The Undercity |
| Correct me if I am wrong I think Sodashi was homo Sabino but the way she expressed it was she is just white |
| Narran Park |
| Sodashi is not white. They are technically one bit white spot. There is no such thing as a white horse...technically. |
| The Undercity |
| White horses are technically a genetic condition where the horse is born white and stays white |
| FirstLightFarms |
| The funny thing is that as a kid I was always so careful to call these animals by the correct things- grey, pinto, palomino, etc. Now as a professional I'm like "yeah grab the yellow horse over there", "little white pony", etc. Everything is wrong 😂 |
| BlackRose |
| I’m in Ireland and I don’t think I’ve ever heard someone call a horse Sorrel over here. Always chestnut! I actually haven’t heard anyone anywhere apart from America and possibly Australia? I think in a video once |
| The Joker |
| Sodashi is an example of a white horse, as well as the Camarillo white breed. However the camarillos are due to a genetic mutation if I remember correctly |
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| Narran Park |
| Grey is a pigmentation disease. But you will still get Grey & White horses because the white parts arent affected by it. |
| The Undercity |
| The W14 gene came from her dams mother which came from 2 dark solid parents |
| Narran Park |
| There is no such things as white. They just appear white. Usually an entirely white horse is likely a Cremello or a Max white representation of their white pattern. |
| Narran Park |
| Sodashi is technically W14, which is a White gene. Base colour is Red. ELI5: If you have a brown and white horse, sodashis entire body is the white part. - Max White. |
| BlackRose |
| Ooooh! Thank you for letting me know. You know what’s crazy…. I’ve never thought about Japanese horse racing…. That’s actually really cool |
| The Undercity |
| Correct me if I am wrong I think Sodashi was homo Sabino but the way she expressed it was she is just white |
| Narran Park |
| Sodashi is not white. They are technically one bit white spot. There is no such thing as a white horse...technically. |
| The Undercity |
| White horses are technically a genetic condition where the horse is born white and stays white |
| FirstLightFarms |
| The funny thing is that as a kid I was always so careful to call these animals by the correct things- grey, pinto, palomino, etc. Now as a professional I'm like "yeah grab the yellow horse over there", "little white pony", etc. Everything is wrong 😂 |
| BlackRose |
| I’m in Ireland and I don’t think I’ve ever heard someone call a horse Sorrel over here. Always chestnut! I actually haven’t heard anyone anywhere apart from America and possibly Australia? I think in a video once |
| The Joker |
| Sodashi is an example of a white horse, as well as the Camarillo white breed. However the camarillos are due to a genetic mutation if I remember correctly |
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