Pedigree Query

It would be possible to get a horse with both champagne and dun, as the genes are located on different loci. As for how champagne+dun on chestnut/sorrel would look, I'd assume it'd be rather similar to a dunalino, since champage on chestnut gets a gold champage, which looks rather like a palomino. S...

ok, my browser keeps crashing on me before I can post...lets see if I can make it this time. LOL Since xfactorfan did a good job of explaining the difference, I'll just post a link so that you can go look at pictures and see the difference. ;) http://members.aol.com/battyatty/buckdun.htm - this expl...

along the same lines... Brown now owns Taiki Fortune, and HE is being used as a broodmare, and "recently foaled a Storm Cat colt." *shakes head* Anyone have correct info for Taiki Fortune? I figured I'd delete the garbage from his info...

Yes they did. August 28th issue, page 4546, although the bulge in the neck in not as prominent and the angle and light is different. Both pictures were by Benoit & Assoc. One other interesting thing is on the cover of B-H it shows a deep hole where the neck bulge should be. That horse has some ...

http://www.thoroughbredtimes.com/todaysnews/photos/pleasantlyperfect.gkc.jpg picture from the Thoroughbred Times from last year's BC. Looks like the same bulges there. Maybe he just has a lot of muscle in those areas so that in certain stages of the gallop it just really bulges like that? It only s...

Here's a picture just a little bit later in the race from the Blood-Horse: http://racing.bloodhorse.com/viewstory.asp?id=23975 I'm not finding any other pictures of the Pacific Classic, but he doesn't appear to be all swollen in the one from the B-H like he does on the cover of the TB Times... Weird.