Mule question!
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[quote="Maigray"]I'm thinking that might be cremello. The shade of the eyes is right for it.
How did Nike hold up?[/quote]
I thought so too at first, but then I didn't think mules could be cremello....I don't know much about them though.
And Nike was actually full of himself the whole time, lol! He wanted to run run run. A lot of it was on roads, but usually there was some grass on the side so I could give him a reprieve. Honestly I was glad for the concrete at times, because that was a good way to let him relax off the bit without worrying about him trying to prance off. I mean, he wouldn't have gone far, but his worst habit is wanting to pony every horse! He wants to catch them, cut them off, and slow them down. I couldn't convince him it wasn't a race, lol!
Re: Mule question!
From my mule research, she probably is white. More than likely from a spotted x tobi or appy cross that went wild on the white. Or just a single white pattern gone crazy.
Mules can't be anything that is homozygous since they only get 1 copy of a gene from each parent and donkeys dont have the Cr cream, only ivory which is similar to a double cream dilute horse, but is double recessive so it still would not show in a mule.
Oh and the reason I said tobi is because sabino,splash and frames effect on mules has not really been documented.
Also I would agree with dirty white or palimino, depending on the donkey parent, you could throw in donkey dun,roan or even greying or really any of those from the horse too as even body colors can skew in mules.
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I think thats very unlikely because I've never seen ivory in anything other than minis, but that certainly does not mean other donkeys aren't carriers of it or that its impossible.
I think something more likely could be dunalino, espicially if the mule has white that covers up the legs and considering that the coat colors can be skewed.
Re: Mule question!
I'm thinking that might be cremello. The shade of the eyes is right for it.
How did Nike hold up?