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Would you like to find out what the colour possibilities are for your mare to our homozygous black & white tobiano stallion?

www.horsetesting.com/CCalculator1.asp


Details for our stallion, SOS;
Click Homozygous Black (EE)

Tobiano - Click Heterozygous (nT)

Include the details of your mare and you will know the percentages.

For example
SOS + chestnut mare

Offspring Colour Probability
25.00% -  Black Tobiano
25.00% -  Black
25.00% -  Bay Tobiano
25.00% -  Bay

FYI - Because SOS is homozygous black, he will not produce any chestnut offspring.

Other helpful links
Pinto Warmblood Stallions in the USA - SOS's very successful half brother Sempatico stands at stud here.
www.silverwoodfarm.com

Europian breeders of coloured warmbloods based in Germany
www.gestuet-falkenhorst.de

Australia's first imported frame-overo thoroughbred stallion
www.racingcoloursfarm.com.au

Colours are described in detail along with photo examples. A horse's true genetic colour can sometimes be hidden by the physical appearance, this website also includes how these colours are made genetically, all in easy to understand language.
www.equinecolor.com

Also we have a synopsis on Tobiano and Sabino horses from Equinecolour.com on our Colour Genetics page.

Report scams

There are many different types of scams horse buyers and sellers often use.

Scammers sometimes send an email to you offering to purchase the horse. Sometimes asking you to name your price and sometimes outright offering more money. Sellers beware, these buyers often use rushing techniques to get horses on trucks for pickup. And when you check the your bank balance there is no money. Buyers have more recently even started paying the money into accounts but using a technique of dropping a digit from the account number and the money bounces back the next day into their account. Leaving the seller with no horse or money. This technique is also used for getting frozen semen.

Sellers always wait until the money is in your account, with regards to semen sales I would suggest using a credit card facility if people need immediate delivery.

Often suspect emails are sent to sellers, if you are not sure, google the email address, or sender's name and if establish that the email is a scam - report it to scam watch.

Sellers are not the only people effected by scammers: Buyers should also beware when purchasing sight unseen horses. There are lots of horse sellers and dealers that do not have you or your children's best interests at heart. Charleston Park always recommends a vet check. Often when you simply mention a vet check you won't hear back from the seller (so you know there was a problem and they were trying to sell an unsound horse to an unsuspecting buyer.)

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