Color Genetics
A color that is genetically dominant over Bay.
What is Gray?
The offspring of two different breeds.
What is a half-bred?
A genetic disorder that paralyses the muscles due to high potassium content in blood stream.
What is HYPP?
The offspring of a female Horse (Mare) and a male Donkey (Jack).
What is a mule?
1: Arabians. 2: Immune System. 3: Carrier + Non-Carrier = 50% Carriers, 50% Non-Carriers.
What is CID?
A color that is genetically dominant over all colors.
What is Roan?
The offspring of an Arabian and a Thoroughbred.
What is an Anglo-Arab?
A genetic disorder resulting in fatal immune system failure as a foal, common in Arabians.
What is CID?
The offspring of a male Horse (Stallion) and a female Donkey (Jenny).
What is a Hinny?
1: Mix. 2: Draft. 3: Race.
What is a Warmblood?
A color with the genetic color code "c".
What is Chestnut?
The offspring of two half-breds.
What is a quarter-bred?
A color that if one or both parents are a variation on that color, the foal might not survive long.
What is Roan?
The offspring of a Zebra and a Horse.
What is a Zorse?
1: B. 2: B + B. 3: Brown.
What is Bay?
50% of the offspring of White and Black.
What is White?
or
What is Black?
The oldest breed or best racehorse crossed with a coldblood.
What is a warmblood?
A variation on a color that if two of that same color and variation are bred, the foal will not survive.
What is Lethal Overo or pure white Overo?
The offspring of a Donkey and a Zebra.
What is a Zule?
1: Stripes. 2: Z. 3: +Horse.
What is a Zorse?
The former means a dominant color. The latter means a recessive color.
What are uppercase letters and lowercase letters?
A breed resulting from the mix of Criollos, Arabians, Thoroughbreds, and Shetland Ponies.
What is a Falabella?
A Quarter horse stallion who "created" HYPP due to a genetic mutation. Because he was a popular stallion, he has thousands of descendants many of which are carriers of HYPP.
Who was Impressive?
The offspring of a Zebra and an Onager.
What is a Zonager?
1: 25% p. 2: 50% c. 3: 25% cr.
What is Palomino2?