I was at the Rocky Mountain Expo yesterday and TSK was there with a "True Ghost" on the table. It was exquisite in terms of silvery and black. And talking with Dan, he said that so far, they hold their color very well. I was looking at a baby, but he has a yearling at home that he says maintained its grays very well and the primary change was the hypo grew more pronounced...no browning at all.

(FYI, for those who may not be familiar with the term, "True Ghost" refers to a hypo-axanthic.)

I wish I'd remembered my camera.