Re: Re: white hairs on a chestnut

["Lori Bertolucci" <llbertol@ix.netcom.com>]

Just a reminder, this mare is a registered Paint horse. No Arabian blood in
her at all.
Lori
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From: lbhbhnck <lbhbhnck@FTC-I.NET>
To: ridecamp@endurance.net <ridecamp@endurance.net>
Date: Sunday, September 19, 1999 7:25 PM
Subject: RC: Re: white hairs on a chestnut


>The white hairs on a chestnut can be genetic. I have three chestnut
>horses. One has no white hairs other than the star on her face. One has
>widely scattered white hairs on her sides and belly, no relation to tack
>at all, just random white hairs. The gelding developed a sprinkling of
>white hairs on his face, between his sixth month and first birthday.
>These white hairs are not anywhere a halter would rub. He is now five
>years old and has not gotten any more white hairs as he has gotten
>older. TAlking to an experienced breeder, he says that a light roaning
>is common with chestnut arabians.
>I hope this helps the discussion.
>Lucie H. from SC and Bukkura, Trinity and Star
>
>
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