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Posted By: detox weight loss
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I love this picture of the horses
Posted By: jader
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i know a black horse i think but he has very dark brown patches so according to this artical he is not a true blck so what is he?
Posted By: chalkie_lover
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i love the last horse i always had a black dream horse with a white streak on it's nose and white around it's hooves!
Posted By: julienne taylor
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blacks are sooo pretty!!! i didnt know that they could have white spots on them too... thanks for the info!!!
Posted By: horselover
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YOUR HORSE IS PRETTY
Posted By: CLOE
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i like the last picture the best
Posted By: maurnice
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UC Davis has a genetics test for relative homo/heterozygosity (in relation to the red gene for chestnut)of the gene for black. A homozygous black horse (mare or stallion) will never produce a chestnut, but a heterozygous one might. Chenck out UC Davis' neat site at:http://www.vgl.ucdavis.edu/service/horse/coatcolor.html.
Posted By: Pamela Bonham
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How can you tell the diffenence?
Posted By: Alexandra
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I have the opportunity to purchase a black yearling filly but she has white/grey spots on her coat. Is she a true black??
Posted By: Holly
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The Jockey Club is too picky about registering horses as black. Devil His Due, Sunday Silence, etc are black!
Posted By: Tracy Ward
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ok, according to this my gelding is a true black. he does bleach out in the summer,mostly just his midsection, his head,neck,legs and rump stay black. i just refer to him then as black/bay.
Posted By: denise
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If the horse has a solid black coat but quite a bit of brown/red in the mane-is he still true black. I had a TW/QH gelding that was so black in the summer he looked blue but in the winter he did get red cover hairs-he was an outside horse. Now I'm wondering if he was a true black but got sunbleached in winter???
Posted By: Tonya
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I have a true black thoroughbred mare that does not fade in the summer. She dapples in the summer and actually looks midnight blue/black in the sunlight. I am confused as you said most blacks will fade in the summer. I read an article that described 3 black colors - one being a non-fading black. She was bred to a black/white tobiano warmblood and produced a black foal. Can a mare be homogenous black? I have only seen this term pertaining to stallions.
Posted By: Melissa Le Bleu
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I have a registered "solid black" APHA (stock) mare. I have been told that "true blacks" do not bleach out in the summer. I also have been told if her muzzle and points are black in the summer then she is a true black. This is so confusing!! In the winter her coat/tail is solid black. In the summer she has solid black points and head while her flank is brown/black. Is she true blacK?
Posted By: Rhonda Walston
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