| Dash and Duchess |
| and always the age old calling any grey a white horse regardless of the grey skin xD |
Sunny Day with a Full Moon tonight| Dash and Duchess |
| and always the age old calling any grey a white horse regardless of the grey skin xD |
| Kaldwin Stud |
| I grew up hearing bay roans called "red roan" and the chestnut/sorrel ones "strawberry" Dx |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| Penta, it was a light bay and a bay-going-grey so definitely could look ‘dun’ (buckskin) if that’s what you wanted to believe |
| Arrowhead Farms |
| Penta- I had a sale horse people would argue was roan.. no he was greying. |
| Jericho Stables |
| But a bay roan is a bay roan? I've never heard bay roan called anything but bay roan? |
| Pentagram Stables |
| How could a potential buyer, not know the difference between a bay and a grey ? Scary to think they'd be that 'green'. Pity the poor horse they'd buy |
| Kaldwin Stud |
| It took me so long to get used to red roan/bay roan in this game instead of strawberry roan/red roan |
| Arrowhead Farms |
| strawberry roans are light red roans to me, where red roan is a deeper red |
| Jericho Stables |
| Yeah, they are legit same color. But heaven forbid you call a QH a chestnut instead of sorrel. Genetically the same lol |
| Dash and Duchess |
| Tangle, (i apologize for the late response lol!) and yes! she could throw an cute lil apricot with the right boy! |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| Jeri, they’re all called strawberry roans round here! I think it’s just another way of saying red roan, right? |
| The Old Gods |
| sorrel vs chestnut is a hilarious one because no one can ever agree on what constitutes either |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| I did actually do some spelunking into why so many societies are happy to register not-duns as dun. I think historically dun basically meant greige (you can google the etymology), so it covers a multitude of sins! |
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| Dash and Duchess |
| and always the age old calling any grey a white horse regardless of the grey skin xD |
| Kaldwin Stud |
| I grew up hearing bay roans called "red roan" and the chestnut/sorrel ones "strawberry" Dx |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| Penta, it was a light bay and a bay-going-grey so definitely could look ‘dun’ (buckskin) if that’s what you wanted to believe |
| Arrowhead Farms |
| Penta- I had a sale horse people would argue was roan.. no he was greying. |
| Jericho Stables |
| But a bay roan is a bay roan? I've never heard bay roan called anything but bay roan? |
| Pentagram Stables |
| How could a potential buyer, not know the difference between a bay and a grey ? Scary to think they'd be that 'green'. Pity the poor horse they'd buy |
| Kaldwin Stud |
| It took me so long to get used to red roan/bay roan in this game instead of strawberry roan/red roan |
| Arrowhead Farms |
| strawberry roans are light red roans to me, where red roan is a deeper red |
| Jericho Stables |
| Yeah, they are legit same color. But heaven forbid you call a QH a chestnut instead of sorrel. Genetically the same lol |
| Dash and Duchess |
| Tangle, (i apologize for the late response lol!) and yes! she could throw an cute lil apricot with the right boy! |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| Jeri, they’re all called strawberry roans round here! I think it’s just another way of saying red roan, right? |
| The Old Gods |
| sorrel vs chestnut is a hilarious one because no one can ever agree on what constitutes either |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| I did actually do some spelunking into why so many societies are happy to register not-duns as dun. I think historically dun basically meant greige (you can google the etymology), so it covers a multitude of sins! |
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