The 3 versions of Silver Horses: Silver black, Silver Bay, Silver Red
2020年3月24日 · The Silver Bay horses retain their reddish body color because the gene does not act on red pigment. But if the bay coat is dark, then it may show some dilution, and the presence of small amounts of silver gives them a chocolate appearance.
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2023年3月27日 · Silver bay horses have chocolate coats with washed-out color tails and manes. This is due to their dominant silver gene that affects the black pigment of the bay horse. As a result, they have silver points and the coat is diluted to a brown or gray color.
Horse Colors: Family of Bay Horse Colors - Horse Owners Club
When a bay horse inherits the silver dapple gene from one or both parents, it creates the distinctive silver bay coloring. The body coat appears pale tan, mushroom, or silvery brown with darker dappling.
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2023年6月15日 · Horses with this coloration have a black base color that’s lightened by the silver gene. Moreover, the dapple gene is responsible for the white or grey spots we see in this eye-catching horse color.
Bay (horse) - Wikipedia
Silver bays are bay horses with at least one dominant silver (Z) allele. Red pigment is unaffected, but black pigment in the short coat is diluted to dark, flat, brown-gray while the longer hairs are diluted to silver.
Equine Coat Color Genetics - Veterinary Genetics Laboratory
Silver is interesting because it primarily affects black pigment of the points (black and bay horses). Chestnut horses with the sliver mutation do not show a different coat color phenotype than those chestnut horses without the silver mutation, as silver does not dilute red pigment.
Silver | Veterinary Genetics Laboratory - UC Davis
The silver dilution dilutes black/brown pigment to lighten the manes and tails of black and bay horses to a flaxen or silver gray. The silver dilution is also associated with an inherited ocular syndrome known as Multiple Congenital Ocular Anomalies (MCOA).
Bay Horses 101 (Genetics, Shades of Bay, Breeds & FAQ) - Joyful …
2022年7月22日 · Silver Bay Horse Color. Bay+ Silver= Silver Bay or Silver Seal Brown. The silver dilution is not a well known dilution, yet it has been seen in a handful of breeds. It is a common trait in the Rocky Mountain Horse for example. The popular name is silver or silver dapple, abbreviated as Z.
Seeing Silver: The Rare Silver Gene - AQHA
2018年4月10日 · It just might be a rare silver. Red, Bay and Brown Silver. Adding the silver dilution to a bay horse, which has a red body and black points, results in a horse that has chocolate-black legs, a flaxen mane and tail, and an unchanged red body. These are called “red silvers” or “bay silvers.”
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Gold Champagne (Sorrel+Ch), Amber Champagne (bay+Ch), Classic champagne (Black+Ch) with or without silver can look really similar. This dilution is present immediately at birth. It often appears dark (usually) then lightens after the foal coat is shed.
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