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- Abbey Road December 2015
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Black horses with white mane and tail and visa vera
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I've been thinking about colors and patterns to real horses that I would love to own and using that as my start to decide what colors I want to breed for. The above is one of them. I want solid black, or white, bodies with the opposite color in the mane and tail. I have no idea though what genes would create that. Would the splash or other paint genes be the best? Are there specific genes in game that just effect mane and tail color like the silver gene?
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I've got a feeling you may be thinking of horses with the silver gene, like you say.
http://pre13.deviantart.net/7273/th/pre/i/2012/209/d/5/silver_dapple_colt_4_by_venomxbaby-d58xnrn.jpg
In this case, i think you'd be best looking for silver black horses. -
The flaxen gene affects red based horses, but when the coat is dark enough to look black, it doesn't go straight , just to a paler red.
The silver gene affects all the black on the body, so you won't find a very dark horse with silver. I'm attempting to do it with brown and some sootys. I'll let you know how it turns out. :P
Splash could work, but I don't think it'll affect the mane, and the white factor amount could be tricky on any of the paints.
There's one other gene called Gulastra Plume or GP that expresses much like the splash gene sometimes does, as a lightened tail-end, but it's really exclusive, and you can't test for it.
It's possible you could get a mainly white horse with a dark mane and maybe tail if you got a White 1 Black horse with juuust the right amount of white factor, but that's completely luck based.
I don't think you could breed an entire line of most of these options, but you might get a few.
Basically, you'll have to settle for something besides stark-black if you want light mane and tail, and a light horse with dark mane and tail isn't really a trait you can breed for. -
I love that coloring, but in-game, silver dilutes the black coat a lot more than that.
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I'm looking for something more like this, very defined.
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/fa/bd/c9/fabdc9cf8867d43d9a82cdc1e85a70c5.jpg -
I found a horse at auction that is close to what I'm looking for. She's a whited out bay. Her mane is mostly black but her tail is white.
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Is it possible to get that kind of definition with a black body and white mane and tail?
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Yes, I mentioned this kind of coloring in my fifth paragraph. :P As far as I know, you can't breed for the amount of white in a horse, just what kinds. Her foals could be anything from no white to completely white. Get her if you want, but success will be rare. :/
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In-game, that kind of expression might not be possible. If you look up silver black in the horse search, you can see what kind of coloring you can get with just silver and black. I'm going to go research and I'll see what I can find.
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This is the usual black silver you can find. This horse also has Homozygous sooty, which can help darken a coat.
This is a brown, a kind of darker bay. She also has Hz sooty.
This is probably the closest to black in a silver you can see in this game. She has a copy of sooty and a copy of sooty+, a different kind of sooty that is rarer, gives a little bit of a texture, and can't be found on foundations unless it is GMT'd on.
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The horse you posted doesn't meet you definition either. That's a minimal tobiano. Part of it's mane and tail are also black. Basically what you want isn't a real color. This is what that stallion looks like.
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/4e/87/bd/4e87bdb5d8cdbdb9a6641d686093e986.jpg
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/8a/14/22/8a14223e6a7ff3220f39303faaf190d8.jpg
His name is Leonardo Norsk. You can look for black tobiano horses in the game for a similar look.
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Now I see what you guys are saying. I was doing a search too and could see what you mean about the silver gene diluting the black. That's going to be very tough. You can't really breed for it it's just a luck of the draw.
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Well, if you breed for it by a white gene, then it's a luck thing, yes. Silver solids can be worked with. :D
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The horse mabelhavana posted a link to, isn't that what would be considered a Flaxen Liver Chestnut? Are those possible in game? What genes come into play with that?
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Yeah I was going to suggest breeding for minimal black tobiano. Black splash does some neat white tail effects too.
http://hj2.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=123494
http://hj2.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=277198 -
That first one is pretty cool
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Well, I don't know much about the liver hosses, but I'll give you what I do have.
With the liver chestnuts, there's a necessary gene that doesn't show up in tests, except that the name will change to liver chestnut (more experienced DP breeders: is that only if it's Hz?). It looks very similar to sooty when you just look, so it's very hard to breed for.
In the forums, we call that gene DP for short, and Dense Pheomelanin for long. All this, of course, jacks up the price on known liver chestnuts.
Recently Ammit made a new Herd Helper that only shows up on every Friday the 13th that gives a black-looking liver chestnut with Hz lethal frame. You can only tell it's a chestnut once you test it.
I searched for horses with the color 'liver', and I found that they all had Hz sooty. So that's confusing. However, I did find this horse, who might be what you're looking for.
http://hj2.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=169198
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Just for clarification, the horse i posted is definitely silver black, not liver chestnut :) Different colour altogether. Google silver black horse and take a look at some of the pics, or the wiki page for more info.
To get closer to that colour in game, you'd be needing to breed for homozygous sooty like Roseflute says. It's not completely black like you want, but I'd say probably the most reliable way to get what you're looking for?
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Roseflute that liver chestnut is gorgeous! Good find.
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Thanks, isn't she? Brought to you by Abbey Road. I really like how the dapples seem to be a completely different color.
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Your info is correct, except that the Freaky Fridays aren't necessarily chestnut, many of them were hiding their double DP under actual black. They also aren't flaxen, as the above mare is, so they wouldn't have the silvery mane and tail. I added flaxen to my Freaky Friday stud, and I also made him tobiano (minimally expressed), so his tail is pure white and his mane is silvery.
http://hj2.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=307177
But yeah, so-called "black" chestnuts are true ee chestnuts with two copies of the non-testable DP/liver gene. One copy gives you a dark, chocolaty chestnut.
You could definitely breed for flaxen black chestnuts... it's a challenge :) -
Oh, and silver blacks used to look a lot different in the game... if you search them you'll see some dark ones and some an odd greenish color (which I think was the reason for redoing them).
http://hj2.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=137319
S+ seems to darken them up quite a bit.
http://hj2.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=278802 -
FJ this is my foundation flaxen Homozygous DP homozygous sooty liver chestnut.
He's put up some pretty babies, so if you're interested in a 2g stallion from his line (heterozygous for DP and sooty) I will sell you one for a good price.
http://hj2.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=304981
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When I think of Flaxen Liver Chestnut this is what I picture.
http://hj2.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=157308
Is that a freaky friday gene? Let me make sure I have the genes right he has ff which is what you need for the flaxen to express itself, right? and he is liver chestnut. -
Cheers I would certainly hit you up for a foal of his especially if it dapples out like that. WOW, that looks awesome!
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I haven't finished going through his kids from this year but I know there are more stallions than I need. He is not a Freaky Friday--I bought him from Foundation Rescue (they rescue perfect foundations) and then had his DP added during the Thanksgiving event. Foundation Rescue rocks!
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I visited their page.......I think. How do you get horses from them?
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The freaky friday horse I was referring to the link I posted. I think I want to try and make a few of those but if it's a freaky friday gene that might complicate things.
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Do a horse search and check For Sale and put 13 in the Owner ID slot. That will take you to their sales list.
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The genes weren't invented for the Freaky Friday hh. Ammit posted on the facebook page and asked for suggestions from existing genes and made it from that. DP isn't Freaky Friday exclusive. :)
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So you can breed DP without the freaky friday?
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Yes! But it's hard. DP isn't a testable gene, so it can hide in non-red based colors. Searching the sales or looking for DHHs for liver horses can be really hit and miss, so be patient.
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Foundation rescue gets lots of them. Just have to look.
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