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Couple Foals
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flrancho
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Couple Foals
I have an odd foal I'm trying to figure out the color on. I'm no good at colors and she has me a little stumped. I'm probably wrong, but I'm taking a guess at Silver Bay Roan?
Swann's Evermore
I'm even worse at the cream colors, but I know this is some sort of cream variant - champagne, pearl, cream; what is it?
Starlit Illusion
Swann's Evermore
I'm even worse at the cream colors, but I know this is some sort of cream variant - champagne, pearl, cream; what is it?
Starlit Illusion
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Raikit
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Re: Couple Foals
Swann's Evermore is actually brown-based rather than bay. If you look at her face you can see a slightly more reddish area around her muzzle that also shows up in her 'armpits' and flank area. The silver and roan are correct, so she is a brown silver roan.flrancho wrote:I have an odd foal I'm trying to figure out the color on. I'm no good at colors and she has me a little stumped. I'm probably wrong, but I'm taking a guess at Silver Bay Roan?
Swann's Evermore
I'm even worse at the cream colors, but I know this is some sort of cream variant - champagne, pearl, cream; what is it?
Starlit Illusion
Starlit Illusion I'm less sure on (I don't have too much experience with champagne combos) but she looks to me to be an amber cream - bay + cream + champagne. Dad was smoky cream champagne under his grey so baby has to have one cream (since mom had none), and baby definitely has champagne. I don't see where any other dilutions would have come in, so amber cream is what I would go with.
