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Re: 2 month update on daughter's horse (DUW)
what is up w/ bell's pattern/coloration? what type of horse?
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Re: 2 month update on daughter's horse (DUW)
I'm not sure about the breeding of Blue. I was told that he has some Arabian in him but I'm not sure what else. I guess he's a mutt.
A few dogs, a bunch of chickens, 3 ducks, and 2 Pygmy goats
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Re: 2 month update on daughter's horse (DUW)
He is a maximum sabino pinto/paint
Sabino is a generic description for a group of similar white spotting patterns. The sabino pattern is described as irregular spotting usually on the legs, belly and face, often with extensive roaning. A mutation has recently been discovered that produces one type of sabino pattern. It has been named Sabino1 as it is not present in all sabino-patterned horses. More mutations will probably be identified that account for other sabino patterns.
Sabino1 is inherited as an autosomal dominant mutation. One copy of the Sabino1 gene is expected to produce horses with two or more white legs or feet -- often with white running up the anterior part of the leg, an extensive blaze, spotting on the midsection, with jagged or roaned margins to the pattern. Horses with 2 copies of the Sabino1 gene, are at least 90% white and are referred to as Sabino-white.
Sabino1 is most commonly found in Tennessee Walking Horses. Other breeds in which this mutation has been found include: American Miniature Horses, American Paint Horses, Aztecas, Missouri Foxtrotters, Shetland Ponies, Spanish Mustangs and Pony of the Americas. Other breeds of horses that are known to have sabino patterns, such as Clydesdales and Arabians, have so far tested negative for the Sabino1 mutation, although the number of animals tested is low.
I would have to see Blue walk but I would assume he is a paint or a paint/TWH type cross.
You can google maximum sabino and you will see horse just like him.
Hope this helps
The rescue horse LOOKS great.. BUT I would not ride him till the ribs are nearly gone, and he has more weight on his back and has his muscles built up, you can cause bone damage unless he has the muscle to help distribute the weight.
Carol
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Re: 2 month update on daughter's horse (DUW)
Ceasar is looking great! Both horses are looking fantastic!
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Re: 2 month update on daughter's horse (DUW)
Originally Posted by Montessa Python
He is a maximum sabino pinto/paint
I would have to see Blue walk but I would assume he is a paint or a paint/TWH type cross.
You can google maximum sabino and you will see horse just like him.
Hope this helps
The rescue horse LOOKS great.. BUT I would not ride him till the ribs are nearly gone, and he has more weight on his back and has his muscles built up, you can cause bone damage unless he has the muscle to help distribute the weight.
Carol
I think you are right about Blue being a Sabino. The ride with Ceasar was extremely short. We didn't want to push him or anything. My daughter just rode him in left circle then a right circle and back to the barn. then whole ride might have been 5 to 10 minutes and never got really any faster than a slow trot.
A few dogs, a bunch of chickens, 3 ducks, and 2 Pygmy goats
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