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Post by fantasykiger on Aug 26, 2008 20:07:19 GMT -5
Dara's filly....   |
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Post by dara on Aug 26, 2008 23:45:46 GMT -5
Thanks again tiffany for posting for me!
so i am thinking a sooty bay with points?? she has not completly shed out yet but this is pretty much her color i think, she has a dorsal or mabey its countersading i am not sure.
WE also think we have her name picked out.....Mesa de oro.. the de oro part means "of gold" what do ya think about name and color?
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Post by desperatehorsewife on Aug 31, 2008 23:50:14 GMT -5
I'm no good with baby colors. I'd just call her a dark bay, but keep an eye on any changes. Those legs look mighty light up in the hock region. Whatever she is, she's adorable!
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Post by dara on Sept 1, 2008 12:03:16 GMT -5
The light color is baby hair that is falling out she had really light legs as a new born. I really like her dark patches on the top of her rump and over her sholders, looks unique.  |
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Post by kimk on Sept 1, 2008 14:21:13 GMT -5
She looks a lot like my 3 year old Juneau. I would call him a dark bay, although he does have a hard edged dorsal and shoulder patch year round.
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Post by JoanMRK on Sept 1, 2008 17:22:08 GMT -5
Watch that dorsal and see if it sticks with her year round. She just may be a dark bay dun or a dark bay. Whatever the color, she is beautiful! And I like the name you have chosen!
PS: My favorite color for all breeds is a nice dark bay with little to no white. ;D
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Post by barbhorses on Sept 2, 2008 1:54:53 GMT -5
She looks like she might be a seal brown. She doesn't appear to have a dorsal stripe, but rather counter shading which gives the illusion of a dorsal stripe. The difference is that a dorsal stripe should be a crisp and strong line. A line that is counter shading will shade off and will not be a clearly defined line.
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