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Post by Chelsea on Jun 9, 2016 20:07:32 GMT
Looking at trad cobs with splash markings and blagdons, just wondering how much white is enough to qualify?
Would a splash/blagdon that just about qualifies be looked over in favour of piebalds and skewbalds?
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Post by louisegelly on Jun 9, 2016 20:10:17 GMT
Looking at trad cobs with splash markings and blagdons, just wondering how much white is enough to qualify? Would a splash/blagdon that just about qualifies be looked over in favour of piebalds and skewbalds? No not at all. |
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Post by janetbushell on Jun 10, 2016 5:49:39 GMT
Looking at trad cobs with splash markings and blagdons, just wondering how much white is enough to qualify? Would a splash/blagdon that just about qualifies be looked over in favour of piebalds and skewbalds? Not sure if you mean whether or not your animal would qualify to be classed as a coloured? If this is your question, then there is a very good description of where & how much white is required on the CHAPS website home page. If you mean your animal is already registered as a "coloured" & would it be good enough to qualify for RIHS or HOYS, then that will depend on the normal factors judged in the class, ride, conformation etc |
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Post by the showing register on Jun 10, 2016 12:21:39 GMT
Both BSPA , CHAPS ,TSR and I think TGCA have the criteria on their websites but roughly it is an alternate colour the minimum size of a dinner plate that allows it to be registered.
There is no mark for quality of the colour markings so I dont see how it can be taken into account either way.
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Post by magrat2002 on Jun 28, 2016 7:24:43 GMT
From the CHAPS UK 2016 Handbook:
WHATisa “COLOURED”HORSEorPONY?
The definition of a “coloured” horse or pony is one whose coat colour is either white and black (piebald) or white and any other colour (skewbald), e.g. bay, roan, chestnut; with a patch of naturally occurring white coat. This white patch must be on the body above the level of the stifle or elbow, excluding any face markings. Anywhitemarkingbelowthisdoesnotqualify.Manesandtailsmayalsobewhiteorhavewhite in them. Appaloosa animals with belly markings do not qualify.
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Post by ceri1970 on Jul 6, 2016 23:06:57 GMT
also i was always told a coloured should have distinguish lines deviding the colours not like splashing or roaning etc
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