White pattern personalities
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Re: White pattern personalities
[quote="Monsterpony"]Like, you have to start reading what the white tried to do more than what it did.[/quote]
This has got to be my favorite line. When explaining why I see a pattern in another or on a minimally marked horse, I have to see what the white 'wanted' to do.
Re: White pattern personalities
Brilliant illustration, I like.
I have always seen white patterns as little guerilla armies against the colour, in a medicine hat paint white won but colour is stubborn and wont give up the high ground, in minimal ones the colour won but the white pattern holds on in the roots. :rofl
The 'personalities' work really well. (bloody paladins)
Re: White pattern personalities
While I agree with a lot of this, I definitely disagree with this statement:
[quote]Tobino is an arrogant, self important pile of ego. It may be more or less subtle, but it flat out refuses to hide. I consider it a D&D Paladin...it's honor demands it remain front and center at all time.
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I have several examples where Tobiano is almost invisible.
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[quote="Songcatcher"]While I agree with a lot of this, I definitely disagree with this statement:
[quote]Tobino is an arrogant, self important pile of ego. It may be more or less subtle, but it flat out refuses to hide. I consider it a D&D Paladin...it's honor demands it remain front and center at all time.
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I have several examples where Tobiano is almost invisible.[/quote]
[i]Almost[/i] being the operative word. Tobiano is never invisible and if any other patterns are expressed, tobi will definitely show in my opinion. It is very rare that you would say 'that horse is splash...oh and probably tobiano.' It is always tobiano first and then the other patterns.
Re: White pattern personalities
[quote="Monsterpony"][quote="Songcatcher"]While I agree with a lot of this, I definitely disagree with this statement:
[quote]Tobino is an arrogant, self important pile of ego. It may be more or less subtle, but it flat out refuses to hide. I consider it a D&D Paladin...it's honor demands it remain front and center at all time.
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I have several examples where Tobiano is almost invisible.[/quote]
[i]Almost[/i] being the operative word. Tobiano is never invisible and if any other patterns are expressed, tobi will definitely show in my opinion. It is very rare that you would say 'that horse is splash...oh and probably tobiano.' It is always tobiano first and then the other patterns.[/quote]
Yep that is very well put.
Re: White pattern personalities
yay! terms I understand--D&D!
thanks for posting this btw :D