Want photo of Black N' Beauty
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Want photo of Black N' Beauty
He's a dark bay by Devil His Due. Ended up bombing in the Hutcheson today 
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The only one Ive seen so far


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Yep I think black too from that photo.
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The look of that gorgeous black horse was what I was hoping to get when I bred Emmy to him. I got a bright blood bay, the only thing from Devil she got was the rear white bracelet on her leg!!!!
Have always wanted a black beauty TB, but other than Sunday Silence, DHD, his son Roses in May, Halo, War Emblem, not many pure black horses have done much lately.... if any have any others that did well please post.
There was Black Gold, a gorgeous one, and that champion horse out west..something Diver, wasn't he black also?? I can't remember his name darn it. help!
Have always wanted a black beauty TB, but other than Sunday Silence, DHD, his son Roses in May, Halo, War Emblem, not many pure black horses have done much lately.... if any have any others that did well please post.
There was Black Gold, a gorgeous one, and that champion horse out west..something Diver, wasn't he black also?? I can't remember his name darn it. help!
We will NEVER see another Ruffian......
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Six Perfections won the BC Mile.
Lady Giacamo
Your Comment: 2008 reg black filly
Date: March 3, 2011
Track: Oaklawn Park
Finish Position: 1st
Songster wons several G2 and G3 races
Just Gabi was a decent runner.
Lady Giacamo
Your Comment: 2008 reg black filly
Date: March 3, 2011
Track: Oaklawn Park
Finish Position: 1st
Songster wons several G2 and G3 races
Just Gabi was a decent runner.
Last edited by Sunday Silence on Wed Mar 09, 2011 8:39 am, edited 1 time in total.
Lady Giacomo is a registered black mare/filly etc., but her sire is grey and I did not see any black horses in his pedigree
Her dam, it says is a dark bay, and has chestnuts in her pedigree, alot of them.
Now HOW does she come out a pure black???
I bred my bay mare to Devil His Due, a pure black, with black in his pedigree, and got a bay again. A very nice one, don't get me wrong, DHD sires very sturdy horses, and he himself was a very sound horse, but what gives here????
Jorge, anyone, do you know what happened here?
We will NEVER see another Ruffian......
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This article might help you a good deal:
http://www.accphotography.com/genetics.shtml
When you breed a bay mare to a black you have at LEAST a 50% chance of getting a bay foal and it may be 100% depending on the mare's genetics. Black is recessive to all forms of "bay".
The gray sire could easily have been black before he went gray and just didn't pass his gray. Or he could have even been chestnut or bay before turning gray and still have an 'a' (black) allele to pass. With black being recessive you don't always see it.
http://www.accphotography.com/genetics.shtml
When you breed a bay mare to a black you have at LEAST a 50% chance of getting a bay foal and it may be 100% depending on the mare's genetics. Black is recessive to all forms of "bay".
The gray sire could easily have been black before he went gray and just didn't pass his gray. Or he could have even been chestnut or bay before turning gray and still have an 'a' (black) allele to pass. With black being recessive you don't always see it.

