Blue eyes not caused by Splash, Frame, or Cream?
Forums
Re: Blue eyes not caused by Splash, Frame, or Cream?
[quote="JNFerrigno"][quote="CheyAut"]I also agree. I have two horses with a blue eye who are negative for frame. One has just a lower half blaze as his white (besides an appy blanket) and while the other is a leopard, there are black spots near his eyes and on his eyelids, and I see no indication of ANY white caused by splash, but it must be due to him being negative for frame (btw what I mean by no indicators, he has a lot of black spots on his face and lower legs that wouldn't be there if there were face white or leg white). So, two blue eyed horses without white markings touching them.[/quote]
Wait what? Blue eyes horses without frame or splash?[/quote]
That half-blaze is a splash blaze.
Diane
Re: Blue eyes not caused by Splash, Frame, or Cream?
Oooh, cannot wait for a test for splash!
What do you think to this little lady?
Splash or no splash?
[img]http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-…]
[img]http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-…]
Re: Blue eyes not caused by Splash, Frame, or Cream?
Here is a very normal black cob pony. We have wide blaze and a sold leg. This pony isn't going to be frame
Re: Blue eyes not caused by Splash, Frame, or Cream?
Splash + sabino tends to make a blaze fighting to cover/cross over the eyes. Sabino doesn't want to be near the eye, splash wants to cover the eye area with white, so you get that "close but no cigar" look. The chestnut and the black both show that classic "fight".
Diane
Found more tekes, this time
Found more tekes, this time with blue eyes and pedigrees http://www.akhaltekeuk.com/Pompei.html another image of Pompei http://www.akhaltekeuk.com/sitebuilder/…
JNFerrigno wrote:Found more
[quote=JNFerrigno]Found more tekes, this time with blue eyes and pedigrees http://www.akhaltekeuk.com/Pompei.html another image of Pompei http://www.akhaltekeuk.com/sitebuilder/…]
*drools*
Re: Blue eyes not caused by Splash, Frame, or Cream?
What RMT said. Tobiano is not technically in KIT, but it is part of the nearby DNA that regulates KIT expression.