[ponyz]

If you breed a albino stallion to a paint mare, what color will the foal be? I was wondering

[Crazy4Bays]

what color is the paint mare?

[ponyz]

Lets say Bay and white. Mabey a tri colored(bay white black)

[Heavenly Jumper]

If you find an ALBINO stallion...CALL UC DAVIS.

http://www.whitehorseproductions.com/white.html

[Skye]

Originally Posted by ponyz

Mabey a tri colored(bay white black)

Do tri-colored horses exist? I'm pretty sure they don't, or maybe I am just crazy.

[Crazy4Bays]

Originally Posted by Skye

Do tri-colored horses exist? I'm pretty sure they don't, or maybe I am just crazy.

we used to call my sister's old paint filly a tri, but that was only because she was a bay paint and had the black, brown, and white mane, the black legs, and brown spots. i dont think that they exist either...

[Heavenly Jumper]

Originally Posted by Skye

Do tri-colored horses exist? I'm pretty sure they don't, or maybe I am just crazy.

I think you are right.

A horse that is pinto is either one of two base colors. Red based, or black based. If you add in the modifier that makes a black horse into a bay...you can't be black AND bay. (unless you are counting mane, tail and legs?)

Maybe a horse that is a bay pinto can exhibit some patches that are lighter bay and some that are darker bay. Just like a bay horse that doesn't have any white. They can have variable bay Areas that are lighter and darker.

[Skye]

Originally Posted by Crazy4Bays

we used to call my sister's old paint filly a tri, but that was only because she was a bay paint and had the black, brown, and white mane, the black legs, and brown spots. i dont think that they exist either...

That's what I was thinking she was thinking. So it would just be a bay paint?

[PaintedHorses]

Originally Posted by HeavenlyJumper

If you find an ALBINO stallion...CALL UC DAVIS.

http://www.whitehorseproductions.com/white.html

Thank you. HJ You beat me to the post
No such thing as Albino in horses

[Skye]

Originally Posted by HeavenlyJumper

I think you are right.

A horse that is pinto is either one of two base colors. Red based, or black based. If you add in the modifier that makes a black horse into a bay...you can't be black AND bay. (unless you are counting mane, tail and legs?)

Maybe a horse that is a bay pinto can exhibit some patches that are lighter bay and some that are darker bay. Just like a bay horse that doesn't have any white. They can have variable bay Areas that are lighter and darker.

Ouu...the smartness. That makes perfect sense, thanks for explaining.

Ok, so we have a stallion in a color that doesn't exist, and a mare in a color that doesn't exist. So the foal obviously would be a unicorn!