Chocolate palomino

That's one theory! And I think pretty surely accounts for some....but then it could also be just a darker colored chestnut compared with a lighter one? I don't think that sooty accounts for all livers, so I think there are at least two acceptable explanations that are possible.

Misidentified Silver Blacks :rofl

Ya that's a good one!

I personally believe there is a separate liver gene (an 'ee' modifier). *shrugs*

I'm with ya on the separate thing, or something else that controls the tones and intensity.

[quote="Jenks"]I'm with ya on the separate thing, or something else that controls the tones and intensity.[/quote]

with all the new things we are learning and discovering it only seems right that there must be something else going on.

[quote="rabbitsfizz"]Misidentified Silver Blacks :rofl[/quote]

And silver bays! I see so many of them advertised as chocolate palominos.

[quote="rabbitsfizz"]Misidentified Silver Blacks :rofl[/quote]

All the black silver cobs in the UK were called chocolate palomino's until the americans taught them "silver dapple"!

P.S I LOVE real chocolate palominos, I love sooty palominos too. The pally societies are so snobby over here, you can't even register a pally with too many black(liver?) hairs :sad:

I asked ou big Dilutes society that has the motto of registering all solid dilutes (has sections for dun, silver, pearl etc..) And for all them you just need the specific dilute gene, except for PALLY's. So asked why I couldn't a register a sooty pally, and I was ignored :lol:

[quote="rabbitsfizz"]Misidentified Silver Blacks :rofl[/quote]
just what i was thinking. When I picture chocolate pally in my head the first thing that pops up is a RMH haha.

[quote="Danni"][quote="rabbitsfizz"]Misidentified Silver Blacks :rofl[/quote]

All the black silver cobs in the UK were called chocolate palomino's until the americans taught them "silver dapple"!

P.S I LOVE real chocolate palominos, I love sooty palominos too. The pally societies are so snobby over here, you can't even register a pally with too many black(liver?) hairs :sad:

I asked ou big Dilutes society that has the motto of registering all solid dilutes (has sections for dun, silver, pearl etc..) And for all them you just need the specific dilute gene, except for PALLY's. So asked why I couldn't a register a sooty pally, and I was ignored :lol:[/quote]

its funny how they work hey! They wouldnt reg my bay dun QH mare as she had a blue eye, as she MUST be a paint and shouldnt be reg QH!!!! ha ha ha
I gave them soooo much info from USA on what causes blue eyes but I was turned down

Well, if she has a blue eye, basically, she is a Paint........

[quote="rabbitsfizz"]Well, if she has a blue eye, basically, she is a Paint........[/quote]

Well, all Paints are TBs, QHs, or mixes of the two. It's all in how you look at it (!)

Q Misidentified Silver Blacks Q

But remember that thread that was on here by unicorn entitled chocolate palomino and the horse was tested negative for silver????

[i]Mis[/i]identified!! :rofl

[i]Misidentified!! [/i] What????????????? :BH

Silver Black....oh, forget it :rofl