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Maybe this will help.

Sb2, homozygous, looks like this:



I've had a lot of horses that have both Sb1 and Sb2 come out like this:




I don't care for the whiteout effect, and as a result, I don't like mixing them. Obviously, the amount of white expression makes a difference; an White: extensive homozygous Sb2 also mostly whites out but has a lot of flecks of color, still.

On the other hand, a minimal expression Sb1/2 looks kind of cool:




Of course, if this line is going to be completely separate from your Sb2 studs' lines, it doesn't matter.


You can go to the Search pattern and on the patterns tab unclick everything but the patterns you're considering, and see how different expressions and combinations look.

I wanna see how he looks once you decide :)

I decide sb2 for the AtAt colt and sb1 for the A+A+ colt :)