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Its a bug it won't be staying. The wrong version of pearl got uploaded

They will still be golden just not nearly so metallic is all. Palomino is also gold and a lot easier to get. :)

Looks like you've got Satin on that girl too :)

If you breed her to another pearl you may get something that looks more like this stallion of mine, if it ends up homozygous:
http://hj2.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=118901
If you were to breed your mare to him, you've got a 50% chance of getting the pearly gold, but also a 25% chance of satin. Caveat, right now the pearly gold or any double cream gene seems to hide the satin.
(This is what Satin looks like; it's only visible if the horse carries 2 satin (sa) genes):
http://hj2.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=30206
If you'd like to breed to Queensland Star let me know and I'll put him up for public stud for you, temporarily, for 2000 hb.


If you breed her to another cream/pearl (CprlCcr), you have 25% chance of cremello or perlino, 25% chance of the homozygous pearl like Queensland Star, and 50% chance of gold similar to hers.

Looks like these two 3rd gen boys would fit, if that's what you're looking for.
http://hj2.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=100864
http://hj2.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=100100

Hope that helps and wasn't a bunch of stuff you already knew. :)

They are all generated using thousands and thousands of lines of code :)

Nope that horse is a perlino

But palominos have flaxen manes.

Sounds like you may want gold champagne or gold champagne with pearl.

The critical genes needed to get gold champagne pearl are in bold (everything else was just copied from a random color test):
ee Aa CprlCprl dd gg fF SS Pp zz Chch SaSa | KitKit SpSp VV LL rbrb OO IiIi

Since you are looking for that specific shade, you probably want SS (recessive sooty) and either FF or Ff (non-flaxen) as well.

Yes, but it has the same problem that you have with the first one you posted. The Pearl gene is the incorrect one, so gives the more "golden" color.
The one Ammit posted above is more of the color that is correct for pearl.

I think that what you are actually looking for is the "golden shine" that the wrong pearl gene puts on the horses, because there are quite a few gold colored horses in the game, but then there are different shades of gold (as shown above in previous posts).
Here is another type of gold horse. Its a non sooty cremello, with champagne gene.



ee AA CcrCcr dd gg ff SS pp zz ChCh SaSa | KitKit SpSp VV LL rbrb OO IiIi WF: Large PATN: Minimal

Or this one is a gold champagne with a cream gene.



ee AA CCcr dd gg ff SS PP zz ChCh SaSa | KitKit SpSp VrnV LL rbrb OO IiIi WF: None PATN: Light

He's got a nice golden color. I see that he is also heterozygous champagne and heterozygous sooty. That combination of homozygous cream, heterozygous champagne, and heterozygous sooty is what is giving him that rich gold.

The sabino isn't showing much, even with his medium white factor. The main indication of that is the slightly ragged borders on the socks on his forelegs, which you have to look very closely to see. Sabino, which is a mutation of the Kit gene, will add white to the coat, but it will have no effect on the base color.

It looks to me like a good choice for your preferred color, especially without homozygous recessive flaxen. It will also be a lot easier to collect, since cream and champagne are fairly common in the game. Pearl is quite rare and can be expensive. To the best of my knowledge, pearl foundations could only be created in the University Lab, and that is currently down until it can be revised to fit into the current game state better.

Thanks for the correction, Maribo. I hadn't realized that, since pearl isn't one of the genes I'm particularly interested in.

Royal Endeavor, my daughter says that the sooty doesn't have as much to do with that lovely color as the champagne. So perlino champagnes may be what you're looking for.

Perlino champagne would need to be E* A* CrCr Ch* = must be homozygous cream, and atleast heterozygous black, agouti and champagne. To be true breeding, it must be EE AA CrCr ChCh.