So what do we all think!!!

Palomino sabino IMO.

I agree with ACC.

Well, I know what he is. Will post when a few more people have had a chance to look.

Haha then I guess it's probably a trick.

Flaxen Chestnut...?

Well it isn't really a trick, there is only 2 things he can be, not counting grey.

my vote's for tostado palomino--we had one like her, everyone thought she was flaxen chestnut, until she dropped a pali foal for us.

Diane

Palomino Sabino.
Actually I don't [i]care[/i] what colour he is, I am emigrating to Oz and getting back into show ponies!!!
Honestly, I do wish I were in a position to import, what/who is the pinto in the background???

I'll go for flaxen chestnut, no grey, on this one. I have to agree with Rabbit, I've never seen such beautiful show ponies as the in the links you post from Oz, not even in the UK.

I think the sabino roaning is lightening the chestnut to look like a pally - very very nice !

Does he have Twyford Grenadier in his pedigree?
I ask as this horse was a classic dark chestnut but had a gold overlay and an almost white mane and tail.
He was also very very beautiful.
And HORRID, truly evil!! :-t

Yes, the pony is chestnut, no roan & no grey.
The ticking does not alter his shade at all though.

He is welsh B, but I doubt that he has Grenadier anywhere in there.

Found a foal photo of him where he does look chestnut.
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I assume he's tested?

Yes, because they didn't know what colour he was.

So he is tested Red? No Cream? Wow.
I do not care, I want.......

Wow he is GORGEOUS - I think I will emigrate too lol

I think I would have to retest, especially since his sire carried cream.

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Yes, no cream.

Not sure about the need to retest???? Flaxen chestnut is not uncommonly mistaken for pally.
Here is another pic of mum Weston Park Candice, top left of the page.
Her white ticking makes her look very pale, if she had the flaxen mane & tail, she would look similar to him.

In the flesh, I have to say, his body shade looked much more reddish than gold, but his mane & tail gave the appearance of pally.
I can see why they tested him.

Sorry forgot link for mum
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I wouldn't think retest would be needed, I mean I can see why they did the test, but I've definitely seen flaxen chestnuts that shade too