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Why isn't she brown?
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    Just as the title says. She has a copy of At, so why is she bay instead of brown?
  • A is dominant over At, so her color is bay instead of brown (I believe?)
  • Yep! The dominance goes A+ -> A -> At -> a

    That means if a horse has a copy of A+ (wild bay) and A (regular bay), they would be a wild bay. If they have A and At, they would be a regular bay.

    In order to get a brown, you need At with either At or a. (Though keep in mind AtAt looks slightly different from Ata, as well.)
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  • Don’t they also need at least one copy of sooty to be called brown? Maybe I misunderstood what I read, but I thought I read that somewhere
  • Ooh, good question. That's the tricky thing. You are correct, with a single caveat. When hom brown, they require a copy of sooty to be called brown.

    Here's the rundown:


    Non-sooty het brown - "brown"

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    Non-sooty hom brown - "bay"

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    Het sooty het brown - "brown"

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    Het sooty hom brown - "brown"

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    Hom sooty het brown - "brown"

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    Hom sooty hom brown - "brown"

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    The fortitude to resist the shiny ones I truly don't,
    And the wisdom to know there will always be more next time.
  • Ahhhhh I understand, thanks! Brown is trickier to breed for than I had thought!
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  • Yes - I remember Ammit saying they need to look brown (hence the hom brown needing at least one sooty). I suspect a copy of DP could do instead of a sooty - I will check :)
  • Yes - there are horses without sooty or sooty+ who are called brown - they will have DP
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    Thanked by 1Lallyhop
  • K, so I've been adding At in prefrance over A, but to get where I want I need to weed out A+ as well, and look for colts that are DP or sty heavy... I swear one of these days I'm dropping w20 from my ok list. *wanders off to see how many mares that would affect.*
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  • Lol - my breeding herd first had all the A and A+ weeded out and has just had all the S weeded out. W20 is another on my list of not so great genes - mainly because a lot of my herd have w10 and w10 and w20 just come out white!
    If you need help with sooty/DP browns I have a few studs... I don't need them all
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