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Questions about coloring???
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why is this horse a black appy but the next horse (that to me looks like the same base color) is colored a grullo??
Black Appy: http://hj2.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=337993
Grullo: http://hj2.huntandjump.com/horse.php?horseid=366298
Is it all about the dorsal stripe down the back and the dark muzzle?? Thanks for the clarification! I know to be a grullo a black horse has to have the dun gene but why is the black appy not exactly black? -
It's the pearl. It lightens the black and makes it look like a Grullo color.
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Yes! The dorsal stripe and dark muzzle are markers of the dun gene, which slightly diluted the black pigment. :)
The appy gene does a thing called bronzing, which could be it, but she also has a copy of pearl, which dilutes a little bit on its own and a lot more when combined with a copy of cream or another pearl. :DThanked by 1Ritsika -
I'd agree it's the combination of Pearl and appy bronzing. A single copy of Pearl often has a very very delicate effect, but I'm guessing the bronze is enhancing it!Thanked by 1Ammit
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Cool. I figured it had something to do with the pearl gene but i had no idea about the appy bronzing. :) thank you for the explanation!!













