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Originally Posted by Haas Horse Farm

I am saying that a horse that LOOKS bay but tests for cream must be brown... if it does not look buckskin.

Verrrrrry interesting. I think I am finally starting to see what you mean.

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[RiddleMeThis]

Originally Posted by Haas Horse Farm

I am saying that a horse that LOOKS bay but tests for cream must be brown... if it does not look buckskin.

So basically what your saying is if it doesnt look like a typical buckskin its brown?

Because it does not look bay... and may or may not have cream. I have no problem spotting a brown horse. Not sure why you do... :-)

I have no problem identifying my idea of what brown is. Your definition is what I have trouble with, which is why I have asked you how YOU identify brown. And I am asking again how do you define brown?

[Haas Horse Farm]

Show me a bay horse that is not brown with a cream gene and pangre.

All these horses are brown... some have cream and some don't.


Here she is next to a bay horse...

Her dorsal...

In winter...


Another brown...


Dorsal when she is sunburnt....

Behind her black going gray half sister...

As a yearling...

At birth...