Here is another sabino TB - without the lighter coat color, but with 2 ice blue eyes, so blue eyes definately CAN occur in sabino’s!
“Spot”
the head shot of Starbuck, see the rose pink skin and the aqua blue eyes. THAT is a Perlino!
The pinkish skin of Modern Art looks like the skin of Champagnes, but since he has no aqua blue eyes, he can also not be a champagne. Wait for about a week and it is clear that he is a Palomino.
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amen Pacificsolo - most people would be totally ecstatic to get a lovely colt like this one, and palomino / cremello / perlino / buckskin would make him even more special still.
Mahal - he is what he is - no amount of wishing or insisting on your part will change anything.
I wish for more spots all the time - doesnt mean that I get them 
“Spot”
<BLOCKQUOTE class=“ip-ubbcode-quote”><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by MAHAL:
RETURN to my topic RARITY 
Well, this year I bred a perlino named MODERN ART; next year I will bred the first PERLPALELLO of the world and call him “Made in Germany”
Course he will have German Warmblood paper, not registerd PERLPALELLO.
Thank you for the interest on my topic 
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What color is your mare Mahal? I did not find Noa on your site…just curious what color she is. She must be a buckskin, or you have a very rare colored mare as well, to produce a perlino. Congratulations on your new foal! 
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Alexandra that colt is definitely a Sabino. Mahal also has a Sabino Hanoverian colt. The funny thing is that the Hanoverians don’t accept Pintos, well here we already know of two 
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NO, Spot and Kinsella I’m fine. But, my father has blue eyes and light brown hair, and my mother had hazel eyes and light brown hair. I have white skin with large black patches of skin all over (I believe this is pinto), purple hair, and neon pink eyes! You say, you don’t believe me,why? Is it GENETICLY IMPOSSIBLE? But, really I am!
ROFLMAO!!!
Come on guyes, genetics is genetics!!! You can’t change them! 
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Well, I was trying to stay out of this, but I can’t stand it anymore…I have to tell all of you that I have the world’s one and only Zeb-perlpalellopintoloosa. Here is a picture of him at his inspection…the inspector is looking closely to see if he has all of the proper characteristics and if they’re in the right colors. Can you believe he was foaled solid purple and by/out of bay parents??
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<BLOCKQUOTE class=“ip-ubbcode-quote”><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by pintofoal:
[QUOTE] I wanted to be the first to breed a pintoperlpalello!!!
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How long before someone creates an angloappapintoperlpalello? I woulld think one of those would be extremely valuable and sought after…
Hi Pacificsolo,
no thats not confused. I can not give information about horses which get over my business to the new owner, if the new owner will not give the information.
please understand my, thats not only for this mare. If we sell a horse as agent and the new owner will not give information about this horses, then we can not give the information.
has the new owner not a problem with this, then this is not a problem for my to tell the informations
Christine is very proud of her new mare and I´m sure she will give the informations and also new pictures. I think this is not a problem.
Thank you for the interest, but I´m sure if you buy a new horse, then you will also promote this horse with your own words.
Sorry for my english, I hope you can understand my.
Thank you
Mandy
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Mahal, Palomino Leopard WB has a palomino leapord wb by Apollon that she bought from your buddy Gwen in Germany! She bought him inutero, I believe. Palomino Leopard the site I posted for dilute colors is the same one, and it can be read by kids!
Nikita, how much do you want for your Perlpalello? I have to have her!!! She is mine! Sorry, Spot she is mine. I guess you will have to give up on showing her this year. She would be the shocker at Upperville in June with my white colt and overo TB filly!!! 
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I am also eagerly wating on more pictures (movement, conformation…) of the foal. Should be old enough to have been out. Hope nothing happened ?
Alexandra
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<BLOCKQUOTE class=“ip-ubbcode-quote”><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> And yes, the JC can reject names for any reason, especially if someone is trying purposely to piss them off.
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and your point is???
Here is another case in point. For once - the Jockey Club actually got this one right!
The picture posted is of a mare I used to own. Her name is Ryeesin Up, by Airdrie Apache (chestnut TB stallion) out of Ryeesa (dark bay/brown TB mare - but in actual fact - she was jet black)
The JC correctly registered this mare as a dark bay / brown and the APHA (since she was dual registered as a Paint) registered her as a brown sabino.
She was - genetically - a black and white sabino mare, that unfortunately LOOKED like a dark steel grey.
I advertised her as such - as a black and white TB mare.
Well - didnt I get Hellfire rained upon me from all sides from SO many people. Because she LOOKED grey, I must be intentionally deceiving people (even though with no grey parent, it was genetically impossible for her to BE a grey!). I, quite frankly, got called pretty well every name in the book from people that simply didnt have a clue how color genetics work.
It was interesting and if anyone cared, they would see in 5 or 10 or 20 years she wouldnt fade like a true grey, but would maintain this same slate color throughout her lifetime
“Spot”
<BLOCKQUOTE class=“ip-ubbcode-quote”><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by MyShadeOfPink:
Question!
not to stir anything up or question anything… but how is this horse a palomino?
http://www.coloredfoals.com/purI.htm#Golden Horses Purchase I
all the way to the bottom, named Marfil
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I don’t know the colors of the parents, but I think Marfil is probably a palomino going grey. Chestnut-based horses going gray can do some funky funky things, like turn a dark steely gray before lightening. I think that’s what’s happening here.
That smokey black colt - WOW!
here is the second photo I was talking about!
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Atom: that it not really clear to see. The tail is darker at the end so it could be a little darker from dirt. If she has darker mane and tail that horse would be a Perlino if she has those light blue eyes like cremellos have. In fact your gelding truly looks more like a rare smoky cream if you look at the Andalusian smoky cream on the double dilute site. Do you have another picture of that mare showing her better and with also the mane? From the picture she does not even look like blue eyes and pink skin.
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Sonja the grand parents of Noa and of Mahal have all been Palomino on the sire and on the dam side.
You cannot change genetics, that is just not possible and if that sorrel mare was really sorrel, then the sire was definitely not the Palomino if the outcome was a buckskin. And a Perlino born does absolutely not look like this colt you might not have seen one, but I had one, so I know how a Perlino looks like. They are born exactly like cremellos with very light ivory coat and aqua blue eyes and they have pink skin, just the mane and tail is a bit of greyish/reddish.
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<BLOCKQUOTE class=“ip-ubbcode-quote”><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by silly*mare!:
So let me get this straight.
The chances of coloured foals out of these parents (assuming heterozygous where possible)are:
1)buckskin X cremello= 1/4buckskin, 1/4
palomino, 1/4perlino, 1/4 cremello
2)buckskin X perlino= 1/4possible perlino
3)buckskin X palomino= 1/8possible perlino
4)perlino X cremello= 1/2perlino, 1/2cremello
5)perlino X palomino =1/4buckskin, 1/4
palomino, 1/4perlino, 1/4 cremello
6)palomino X cremello= NO POSSIBLE PERLINO(1/2palomino, 1/2cremello)
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1 - depends on if the buckskin carries a red gene - if not, no chance of cremello or palomino
2 - dependso on if 1 or both parents carry a red gene - if so, add palo and cremello to the mix
3 - that darn red gene again!
4 - durn that red!
5 - repeat above
6 - right! also no possibility of a buckskin
Lookspalominotome could be used now, that the other one is non existant…right? I doubt they will allow any names like that since the Goldhope AI fraud on the Jockey Club…I think they are still very bitter over all of that. If, they were forced to have real genetics, it would really piss them off!!! AQHA, has finally come to realize that cremellos and prelinos are NOT albinos and do not exist…but look how many petitions and YEARS it took to get AQHA to open their blind eyes. Wish it could happen with the JC!!! Maybe someday!??
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About the silver dapple post…Anreijetto’s dam use to be owned by good friends of ours in Holland before they moved here. The mare was GREY and with all the contoversy over this it woudl be correct that Anrejetto would have produced other “silver dapples” but he hasn’t. Seems like a pretty far fetched idea to be honest!
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