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Post by blondemare on Oct 21, 2008 15:01:43 GMT
I have a gorgeous palomino section C who i will be getting licenced very soon all being well, id like to breed him to get more palominos. Any tips please what colour mare etc?
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Post by thecremellosociety on Oct 21, 2008 15:31:43 GMT
firstly no grey in breeding mates, palomino if you x to another palomino you may get palomino or chestnut or cremello, best way of a guranteed palomino is a cremello ( true cremello from pally parents) is to use a chesynut. So many factors wih the genetics, grey always brings through a chance of grey, but then you end up going into the smokey black, perlino etc etc, i cant explain well but a chestnut or palomino mare will give you a best chance.
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Post by smokeycott on Oct 25, 2008 19:55:21 GMT
IVE GOT PALLY, I PUT A PALLY STALLION ON A PALLY MARE AND IVE GOT PALLY OUT SO IVE COVERED HER WIH A DIFFERENT PALLY THIS YEAR TO SEE WHAT I GET NEXT YEAR.
BASCIALLY THEY EITHER COME OUT PALLY OR NOT PALLY SO I SUPPOSE ITS 50/50.
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Post by nici on Oct 25, 2008 22:28:33 GMT
Depends whether you want to risk a cremello or not (Marmite ponies - you either love 'em or hate 'em!) Pally x Pally = 50% pally, 25% chestnut, 25% cremello Pally x Chestnut = 50% pally, 50% chestnut So same chance of getting a pally foal, just depends whether you want to risk that cremello or not. As EmmaJane said, don't use a grey or any other modifier as that might also be passed on. Hope this helps  |
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Post by smokeycott on Oct 26, 2008 22:12:38 GMT
ive put pallly on black(but was born very dark liver) pal on dark dun and then the pally on the pally , hope to get some exciting colour foals!!!!!!!!!! have a few months to wait to see!!!
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Post by diadem on Oct 26, 2008 22:52:52 GMT
I d like to order a pally or a dun from of our girl. hehe. Really excited already  |
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Post by smokeycott on Oct 30, 2008 21:06:01 GMT
hiya didem, what mare and who she in foal to???
is it carolina???
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Post by tesstkat on Oct 30, 2008 23:03:37 GMT
palominos come i different shades so it depends on what your after either a gold,sooty or creme there is no palomino gene as it is a dilution of chestnut
palomino x palomino = this gives a 25% chance of producing cremello, 50% palomino, 25% chestnut
palomino x chestnut = never produces cremello
but 50/50 chance between palomino or chestnut
cremello x chestnut = 100% palomino
breeding palominos also depends on the colour of the chestnut used to what shade of palomino you will get
quoted from the book horse colour explained
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Post by diadem on Oct 31, 2008 0:43:04 GMT
Yep, Carolina is in foal to George |
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Post by blondemare on Oct 31, 2008 15:16:06 GMT
excellent so i could get a chesnut mare, which type of chesnut colour mite = which colour palomino tesstkat?
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Post by smokeycott on Oct 31, 2008 19:31:14 GMT
diadem, that should be a lovely foal fingers crossed for a pally filly for you!!! i would like to try georgie on my of mine , must talk very nice to you know who!!!!!!
blonde mare i have a dappled pally/cream filly out of a liver cheatnut, i used the same stallion on a sister of the mare(who is black very very dark liver) and had liver chestnut with silver mane & tail, that the mare i have covered with a dun( gorgeous, eyrath troy)
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