I think Rich is actually a buckskin! ^^ Duns can be recognized by the iconic stripes on their legs and a stripe down their backs. Buckskins are bays with the cream gene, and a palomino is a chestnut with the cream gene; a black with the cream gene would be a smoky black. A black horse with the dun gene would be a grulla (or grullo) and would typically be a gray-ish shade of brown with stripes on the legs, while a dun on bay would just be called bay dun and have a more desaturated/mild shade of brown (though this does depend on the horse; a really dark bay horse with the dun gene might look like a normal bay with dun markings. In generally: lighter and more „washed out“ than the horse‘s original coat) with stripes on the legs. Dun on chestnut would make a red dun, which is one of my favorite horse coats! ^^ A dunskin is a buckskin with the dun gene, resulting in a bucksin-like blonde-ish coat, black mane, and dun markings! (stripes on the legs, sometimes a darkened shoulder, stripe down the back), so a bay-based horse with one copy of the cream gene and one or two copies of the dun gene. A dunalino would be a palomino with the dun gene, so a chestnut-based horse with one copy of the cream gene and one or two copies of the dun gene. A grulla (grullo) with the cream gene ontop would make a smoky grulla / grullo, so a black-based horse with one copy of the cream gene and one or two copies of the dun gene (I keep saying one or two copies because while cream does express differently depending on wether a horse is CR/CR or CR/n, dun looks the same no matter wether it‘s D/nd2 or D/D). and while I’m at it; a cremello is a chestnut-based horse with two copies of the cream gene. Some shades of cremello indeed look very white, but aren’t officially white. Perlinos are bay-based horses with two cream alleles; a black horse with two cream alleles would be a smoky cream. I’m not actually sure what passes as a white horse and why, but I think it has something to do with a rare gene called dominant white? (not gonna go into nd1 and dilutions like silver, champagne and pearl here, but I don’t think the white mane on the black foals is a glitch. Maybe they’re silver?) Edit: I looked for a site that explains this, and I think this one does it decently (with pictures as examples): www.morgancolors.com/dun.htm Also sorry for the essay ^^‘ Edit 2: Corrected some minor mistakes I noticed while rereading this after 7 months and rephrased some things.
This is true! Though there are some shades of cremello that look a lot like white horses! From what I’ve heard, white (not cremello) horses only occur as a sort of mutation? I’m not sure about this, but I think maybe it’s a variation of leucisim? Lmk if I’m wrong, just what I’ve heard ^^
In-game I'm pretty sure you're right. In real life it's kinda different tho. I really wish they would've put a description along with the colour genetics cause it's getting really confusing at this point 😂
@@error.101 This is a gene that is dilution/pattern. Not a real coat like chestnut, black and grey. DW is alongside with "KIT" genes: roan, tobiano and sabino. These are also in the group of genes for "White Patterns".
My mom had a horse growing up named Lady and she was white. She had bright pink skin and pure white hair. There was no yellow or gray tint to it. She also had blueish purple eyes. My mom thinks she might’ve been albino. Genetics are really cool!!
From what I was able to understand, the genetics of hidden genes in rival stars works as if the horses were "heterozygotes" for those characteristics. The foal will pick 2 colours from the base and hidden genes of the parents to have it's base colour and hidden gene and that it's random. Dilution works differently, especially because you can have double dilution, but the basis is the same. The base and hidden genes form a pool from which the foal can pick. The patterns go the same way as the coat colours, so it will pick from the base and hidden genes from the parents at random. Hope this helps to understand how the breeding works a little bit better 😅😅
Grey horses with double cream look completely white with blue eyes (very uncommon, one of the best combiation of genes in my opinion), that foal is probably cremello turning grey, for the new dark one with flaxen mane I thought they were supposed to be liver flaxen (added in the mobile game now) but apparently they have a cream gene... I guess it's probably a very sooty dark palomino ( I saw a sooty palomino turning almost black ) and very dark sooty buckskin for the dark mane one, even if rival stars colors are a little messed up ahaha
Yup, tecnically and genetically there's no white horse, just dilutions and WHITE *PATTERNS*. the "whitest" horses are double cream horses and a gene/pattern called Splash white that can cover all the horse's body. Tobiano, tovero and overo/frame can also cover.
Oh my gosh, you help design rival stars (only like my favorite game ever!!) I'm so excited about the new update, but.... you should tell the creators of the game to add western horse events. Like Barrel racing, pole bending, speed dash, jumping figure 8s, ect. If you helped this happen you would literally be my favorite person ever!!! (Or you could make a second game with those things, and I would, same with a lot of my friends, would pay money to download that game). Please and Thank you. And thanks for all you've already done. 😂❤
Hey! A bit late but some IRL gray horse coat info haha: I'm not 100% on cremello/white coat dilutions, but a gray horse is a horse born with a regular coat colour (bay/chestnut/black etc. gray can even affect horses with skewbald/piebald patterns). As they age they quickly lose the pigmentation resulting in a gray or "white" coat. A young gray horse will be much darker and more "pigmented" than an older gray (who in a lot of cases look almost completely white and washed out). Depending on the horse's base coat they were born with, it can affect the colouration and pattern of the gray (but the type of gray gene they inherit can also affect the pattern). You can get fleabitten grays, rose grays, dapple grays and iron grays. Its a dominant gene, so if they get the gene from either parent, it will show in the offspring. It is possible to breed a gray and not produce a gray, but if both parents have the gray gene, the foal will always be gray. They almost always have black skin and they also have dark coloured eyes too (matching the skin and eyes of their base coat before the pigmentation was lost). White/cremello horses have pink skin, and usually have blue eyes. count how many times I said gray for bonus points 😂
My favorite foal was Spirt. This might sound weird but I think it would be cool if you created horses that look like characters from a certain movie (ex. Harry Potter) if they were a horse, then breed them. Have a great day!
My personal favourite was definitely Spirit,And Name suggestions: Disco,Levi,Capri,Travis,Gunsmoke,Bee,Sporkle Jr.,Dililah and my horses name (Sweety)!!!! Have a horseome day abi!
So if you want to know something, a PURE white horse can most certainly be a BLACK HORSE.. Pure white is just mix of KIT genes W20/W22 that cover the base coat of a horse completely causing it to be losing certain pigments except some red. The three basic coats is Black, Chestnut, and Bay. Pure Whites are any base coats and dillutions, but have KIT gene that covers it completely white. So it's a normal horse just in disguise as a boo ghost if you want to think of it like that I guess.. LOL
Spirit reminds me of Baylock, who is Micah Bell's horse from Red Dead Redemption 2. Baylock also uses the same coat as the "Dark Horse" from Red Dead Redemption 1.
I love all the horses with patterns. I can’t choose. This is my favorite. They’re also freaking cute but I think my favorite has to be the black twin leopard
Grey horses are called "grey" because it's greying... like how your hair turns grey when you get old. (The cells in the hairs lose their ability to produce pigment. True white in animals is just the lack of pigmentation, like going over a drawing with an eraser.) All grey horses are born with a normal base color and then gradually start getting more and more white hairs as they age, until they EVENTUALLY are completely white. The only special thing about their greying is that it happens at a younger age, and happens faster (meaning they actually live long enough for it to reach every hair on their body). Looking up the progress of how the color changes on young grey horses is actually really interesting. They can have several different roan-looking coat variations during the transition phase. Cremellos and such have a gene that turns their normal pheomelanin pigment (red/brown pigment) into a much lighter "diluted" shade. They're genetically not white because they still have pigment, it's just a very very light type of pigment.
you should do a video of all of the horses you just got in this video and breed them with appaloosas or paints or something like that and I love you and your videos so much omg when I saw swem I really wanted it but im on a MacBook so im not all that smart!
the stripes on the head ( from the ears down to the nose ) are called blazes! there are 6 different types of blazes! along side 6 different types of stars ( usually a dot or patch on the forehead )
it’s funny how in the cost information part, at the bottom it says “head markings are not affected by genes & cannot be passed down to foals” when it has happened in some of her past videos & even in the PS4 version, Phar Lap the game I own. 😅🤔
Literally Im studying animal science rn and I finally understand with perfection the terminology. My professor taught me that the color “bay” has to be colored red with black mane and tail. Sorrel is color red as well but its red mane and tail. You are also right about the “white” looking horse. They are called grey horses however I have no idea why😅 still learning.
Yes you’re correct as someone who rides, horses, gray horses or white horses with normal colored skin are considered gray and actual white horses have pink skin instead of normal colored skin and that makes the more sensitive to sunburn
The second of those two similar foals was definitely a bit browner than the first one. I've been getting super into this game after watching a few of your videos and Steam was *very* confused about it. "We don't know how you'll like this game because you haven't played anything similar." lol. I will say with my breeding I've been getting a lot of fairly standard bays with not much variation from the parents, but I've been keeping it fairly limited since I'm still working through the story and only just reached 10 million so mostly I only breed when I improve my foal stalls or when I get a quest for it.
Grey: Horse with grey points on their muzzle and legs (grey skin) Dominant white: Rare colour found on English thoroughbreds known for pink skin Cremllo: Chestnut base with 2 crème dilutions usually with blue eyes
Saint is gray, it all depends on the actual skin color and the easiest way to tell is by the nose! so if a horses coat is 'white' and has a gray nose/gray skin color, that horse is classified as gray. while if the fur is white, and the skin on the nose is pink, that horse is classified as white! white horses more often than not have blue eyes as well. Not sure about black colorations though. not sure about angel, but marshmallow is white!
Hi I just wanted to clear up for you that a dun is a hose that has the stripe down its spin and a buckskin is light with out the strip and usually has black legs and black mane and tail
In regards to Endless Battle, some horses can have a black coat and silver mane IRL c: Also! About Dun vs Buckskin. Duns have striped on their black socks and a large black dorsal stripe down the back. They also tend to be a deeper yellow-orangey color. Buckskins are a light yellow with no noticeable trademarks of the coat! Hope this helps ^^
U can see if it’s a black by the legs, if the legs are darker it means it’s a black and with brown ish black its a dark bay and black are like reallyyy dark grey as foal!
okay so Rich is a buttermilk buckskin. And how I know that this is not a dun is that there will be a stripe down there backs. And Rich doesn't have that. Also my name is lizze I am 10 years old and I live on a farm of horses now we do own Quarter horses but this horse color goes for all breeds of horses. Now people use thoroughbreds to race.
As far as I know, white horses can be defined by their pink skin/noses, and greys have noses like Saint’s. A cremello is more of a VERY faded palomino color
True white horses are very rare and have only pink skin. Grey horses have partially or completely black skin and are born with a dark color coat but lighten to white as they age
Hey abgail! I personally think you should do a “ breeding theory “ where basically u breed to same horse as in the stud farm! I did it and i got a half appaloosa and a hidden rabi gene! You can also custom create them if u don’t have them! Just a recommendation I would love to see it if it does cross ur mind!😊
Grey horse: A grey has darker points to it (darker muzzle, darker knees, dark around eyes, dark inside ears) that’s the like key points to detect a grey White horse: So a pure white is kinda like an albino. They have all white legs but pink at the bottom where the hoof is, pinkish hooves pink muzzle, almost always blue eyes, pink around eyes which make the blue eyes look red like an albino. These are just some of the things, doesn’t mean it all applies to ALL grey/whites. I have my horse knowledge in place trust me 😂
White and albino horse don't exist. Only "white" are most close are cremello and patterns like splash white, tobiano, tovero and frame/overo when they are that kind of "full" color variation.
So a white horse with black skin would be a grey a mixture of black ad white hairs is a roan ( roan for example could also be a chestnut and white to ) and a horse with pink skin is called an albino. :)
Endless battle is prob my fav and there r albino horses but none of the horses u had were and the “white” horses r usually just super light grey (btw I love ur vid keep up the good work 😁) 20:28
White horses do exist, sort of, genetically they don't because genetically white is not a color, it's a non color, so think of it has a blanket that hides the real color. Gray is also like a blanket, but gray foals are born in their base color, so they may be born bay and gray out over time (the fleabit foal would not be born looking like that, it would be colored and gray out overtime). The cream gene that gives you palominos and buckskins is incomplete, so in one does you get a palomino (red based) or a buckskin (bay based), but if you get two doses of cream you get cremello (red based), perlino (bay based), or smokey cream (black based). The thing I would like to see with Rival Stars is for horses to breed more realistically, color wise (and they're genetics be written in normal terms). Saint is either a gray or a very pale palomino, Angel would most likely be a pinto with an extreme pattern (I'm basing this on the black spots inside her nose, double cream would not have any black pigment), and Marshmallow does look like a cremello. Angel's first foal was a bay (which would rule out cremello) frame overo, which would point to one of her (Angel's) pinto patterns being frame. Endless Battle and Empress look like they are likely be a silver black (that would be the reason for the silver manes). Rich is a buckskin. Splashed I would guesstimate to be a dark buckskin (because Marshmallow is her mom, and bay would not be possible if she is a cremello (in the real world)). Decision almost looks like a Champayne or smokey cream as a foal, but more cremello grown up. Marshmallow would have to be a gray (could still have a cremello base color) in order to give birth to a fleabit gray foal (Song), unless Song is actually an appaloosa and not a fleabit gray. Sarcasm is brown.
How I try to figure out if horses in this game are black or dark bay is I give them dapples. Now I don't know if it's entirely accurate but if the dapples are brown I assume they are dark bay and if they are grey I assume the horse is supposed to be a sun bleached black coat. I think a lot of people assume black horses are bark bay when in reality they just spend all day in the sun. Hope this helps in the future and if I'm somehow getting this completely wrong feel free to correct me! :)
Cremello: white horse or a light golden sort if colour with pink skin around its eyes and nose Grey: white horse with grey skin they can sometimes have pink skin on their nose. True white: a completely white horse that can have pink skin. They are very rare. Their actual name is a 'camarillo white horse' A 'white horse' is called a gray because they can be born any colour and slowly turn white. Btw Rich is not a bay he would be classed as a buckskin. Dun: a golden colour with a black mane and tail. Cream dun: a very pale dun with a black mane and tail. Buckskin: They look like a dun/cream dun but they have white socks where duns would have brown or black socks. And what you said was a 'bay paint horse' in the uk would be called a tri-colour and idk what it would be in america. Skewbald: a brown and white horse Piebald: a black and white horse Tri-colour: a horse that is brown white and black. Bay: brown/light brown/dark brown coat with black mane and tail. Hope this helped with any confusion about the colours of the horses.
There is such thing as a white horse yes (well, nearly), I think it's called the dominant white. Though the dominant white horses will have the pink skin (such as around the eyes, the muzzle, etc).
Also, all the "white" horses are grey except the ones with pink noses, and their called cremellos. All horses have pink skin just like how all humans if you tare off a layer of skin, the next layer will be pink. Like under your fingernails for example.
I think Rich is actually a buckskin! ^^ Duns can be recognized by the iconic stripes on their legs and a stripe down their backs. Buckskins are bays with the cream gene, and a palomino is a chestnut with the cream gene; a black with the cream gene would be a smoky black.
A black horse with the dun gene would be a grulla (or grullo) and would typically be a gray-ish shade of brown with stripes on the legs, while a dun on bay would just be called bay dun and have a more desaturated/mild shade of brown (though this does depend on the horse; a really dark bay horse with the dun gene might look like a normal bay with dun markings. In generally: lighter and more „washed out“ than the horse‘s original coat) with stripes on the legs. Dun on chestnut would make a red dun, which is one of my favorite horse coats! ^^
A dunskin is a buckskin with the dun gene, resulting in a bucksin-like blonde-ish coat, black mane, and dun markings! (stripes on the legs, sometimes a darkened shoulder, stripe down the back), so a bay-based horse with one copy of the cream gene and one or two copies of the dun gene. A dunalino would be a palomino with the dun gene, so a chestnut-based horse with one copy of the cream gene and one or two copies of the dun gene. A grulla (grullo) with the cream gene ontop would make a smoky grulla / grullo, so a black-based horse with one copy of the cream gene and one or two copies of the dun gene (I keep saying one or two copies because while cream does express differently depending on wether a horse is CR/CR or CR/n, dun looks the same no matter wether it‘s D/nd2 or D/D).
and while I’m at it; a cremello is a chestnut-based horse with two copies of the cream gene. Some shades of cremello indeed look very white, but aren’t officially white. Perlinos are bay-based horses with two cream alleles; a black horse with two cream alleles would be a smoky cream.
I’m not actually sure what passes as a white horse and why, but I think it has something to do with a rare gene called dominant white? (not gonna go into nd1 and dilutions like silver, champagne and pearl here, but I don’t think the white mane on the black foals is a glitch. Maybe they’re silver?) Edit: I looked for a site that explains this, and I think this one does it decently (with pictures as examples): www.morgancolors.com/dun.htm
Also sorry for the essay ^^‘
Edit 2: Corrected some minor mistakes I noticed while rereading this after 7 months and rephrased some things.
think the one before was a dark buckskin as well, not a bay.
@@itsafrightmare I’ve never seen a buckskin that dark, but it did have the cream dilution, so maybe it was a sooty buckskin? Idk
I love genes! Especially horses❤
@@vanyaconroy7002 same :D
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How does Abby get such great goals and she’s like “meh, not what I’m looking for” and I’m like stuck on getting bays?????
fr i would so trade her if i could 😂
Fr. I have that issue, but only getting mares. It kills me
@@Lemon_Lime499i only get stallions😩😩😩
same TT@@Lemon_Lime499
I always get bays too, but I’m starting to fade out of that into palomino paints
White horse: pink skin Grey horse: "grey" skin. I guess its like that. Cremello is more like creme.
This is true! Though there are some shades of cremello that look a lot like white horses! From what I’ve heard, white (not cremello) horses only occur as a sort of mutation? I’m not sure about this, but I think maybe it’s a variation of leucisim? Lmk if I’m wrong, just what I’ve heard ^^
In-game I'm pretty sure you're right. In real life it's kinda different tho. I really wish they would've put a description along with the colour genetics cause it's getting really confusing at this point 😂
@@error.101 White don't exist in horses. Are either grey or a dilution like cremello and patterns like tobiano or splash white.
@@DudaMeras yes, yes it does. I looked it up again and it’s due to a rare gene called dominant white
@@error.101 This is a gene that is dilution/pattern. Not a real coat like chestnut, black and grey. DW is alongside with "KIT" genes: roan, tobiano and sabino. These are also in the group of genes for "White Patterns".
My mom had a horse growing up named Lady and she was white. She had bright pink skin and pure white hair. There was no yellow or gray tint to it. She also had blueish purple eyes. My mom thinks she might’ve been albino. Genetics are really cool!!
From what I was able to understand, the genetics of hidden genes in rival stars works as if the horses were "heterozygotes" for those characteristics. The foal will pick 2 colours from the base and hidden genes of the parents to have it's base colour and hidden gene and that it's random.
Dilution works differently, especially because you can have double dilution, but the basis is the same. The base and hidden genes form a pool from which the foal can pick.
The patterns go the same way as the coat colours, so it will pick from the base and hidden genes from the parents at random.
Hope this helps to understand how the breeding works a little bit better 😅😅
10:31 Am I the only one who loves that coat!? I had one horse with it and he keeps making the same pattern with different colors! 😅😂
Grey horses with double cream look completely white with blue eyes (very uncommon, one of the best combiation of genes in my opinion), that foal is probably cremello turning grey, for the new dark one with flaxen mane I thought they were supposed to be liver flaxen (added in the mobile game now) but apparently they have a cream gene... I guess it's probably a very sooty dark palomino ( I saw a sooty palomino turning almost black ) and very dark sooty buckskin for the dark mane one, even if rival stars colors are a little messed up ahaha
Dove is my favorite, the name caught me off guard, seeing as I had a chicken named Dove who recently passed, I also love the coat.
I wanna see what the black Mares and White stallions would be!!
12:00 abi: “ I will NOT be bamboozled again!
12:38 also abi 2 seconds later: “ I got bamboozled!😊
Yup, tecnically and genetically there's no white horse, just dilutions and WHITE *PATTERNS*. the "whitest" horses are double cream horses and a gene/pattern called Splash white that can cover all the horse's body. Tobiano, tovero and overo/frame can also cover.
Just stop I have a pure white horse
Endless battle is absolutely gorgeous WOW😍 that was such a fun video😆 « I will not be bamboozled again » got me 😂
Oh my gosh, you help design rival stars (only like my favorite game ever!!) I'm so excited about the new update, but.... you should tell the creators of the game to add western horse events. Like Barrel racing, pole bending, speed dash, jumping figure 8s, ect. If you helped this happen you would literally be my favorite person ever!!! (Or you could make a second game with those things, and I would, same with a lot of my friends, would pay money to download that game). Please and Thank you. And thanks for all you've already done. 😂❤
Hey! A bit late but some IRL gray horse coat info haha:
I'm not 100% on cremello/white coat dilutions, but a gray horse is a horse born with a regular coat colour (bay/chestnut/black etc. gray can even affect horses with skewbald/piebald patterns). As they age they quickly lose the pigmentation resulting in a gray or "white" coat. A young gray horse will be much darker and more "pigmented" than an older gray (who in a lot of cases look almost completely white and washed out). Depending on the horse's base coat they were born with, it can affect the colouration and pattern of the gray (but the type of gray gene they inherit can also affect the pattern). You can get fleabitten grays, rose grays, dapple grays and iron grays. Its a dominant gene, so if they get the gene from either parent, it will show in the offspring. It is possible to breed a gray and not produce a gray, but if both parents have the gray gene, the foal will always be gray. They almost always have black skin and they also have dark coloured eyes too (matching the skin and eyes of their base coat before the pigmentation was lost). White/cremello horses have pink skin, and usually have blue eyes.
count how many times I said gray for bonus points 😂
I counted 15
IS WEIRD THAT I LIKE THESE VIDEOS!?
I LOVE THEM SM🩷
Thanks for the heart queen! 💕
i loveddddd Empress and Voyager!! They were so adorable 🥰
My favorite foal was Spirt. This might sound weird but I think it would be cool if you created horses that look like characters from a certain movie (ex. Harry Potter) if they were a horse, then breed them. Have a great day!
Up next: Use Sunrise as the stallion for all the mares you bred, just to see if the pedigree will give you other coats and colors! 😍
My personal favourite was definitely Spirit,And Name suggestions: Disco,Levi,Capri,Travis,Gunsmoke,Bee,Sporkle Jr.,Dililah and my horses name (Sweety)!!!! Have a horseome day abi!
"Tell me which one is your guy's favorite my favorite is endless battle." Same! She's so pretty.
So if you want to know something, a PURE white horse can most certainly be a BLACK HORSE..
Pure white is just mix of KIT genes W20/W22 that cover the base coat of a horse completely causing it to be losing certain pigments except some red.
The three basic coats is Black, Chestnut, and Bay. Pure Whites are any base coats and dillutions, but have KIT gene that covers it completely white. So it's a normal horse just in disguise as a boo ghost if you want to think of it like that I guess.. LOL
Spirit reminds me of Baylock, who is Micah Bell's horse from Red Dead Redemption 2. Baylock also uses the same coat as the "Dark Horse" from Red Dead Redemption 1.
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The knabstrapper came out of nowhere 😂
The one your thought was a bay is actually called a buck skin or dun I have a huge soft spot for them
I love all the horses with patterns. I can’t choose. This is my favorite. They’re also freaking cute but I think my favorite has to be the black twin leopard
Grey horses are called "grey" because it's greying... like how your hair turns grey when you get old. (The cells in the hairs lose their ability to produce pigment. True white in animals is just the lack of pigmentation, like going over a drawing with an eraser.) All grey horses are born with a normal base color and then gradually start getting more and more white hairs as they age, until they EVENTUALLY are completely white. The only special thing about their greying is that it happens at a younger age, and happens faster (meaning they actually live long enough for it to reach every hair on their body).
Looking up the progress of how the color changes on young grey horses is actually really interesting. They can have several different roan-looking coat variations during the transition phase.
Cremellos and such have a gene that turns their normal pheomelanin pigment (red/brown pigment) into a much lighter "diluted" shade. They're genetically not white because they still have pigment, it's just a very very light type of pigment.
you should do a video of all of the horses you just got in this video and breed them with appaloosas or paints or something like that and I love you and your videos so much omg when I saw swem I really wanted it but im on a MacBook so im not all that smart!
Song and Sarcasm look so cool! I haven't seen a flea-bitten grey on Rival Stars before!
the stripes on the head ( from the ears down to the nose ) are called blazes!
there are 6 different types of blazes! along side 6 different types of stars ( usually a dot or patch on the forehead )
What makes a dun are the stripes on the legs, dark points on the ears, and the dorsal stripe. If they don't have them, it's just a Buckskin.
it’s funny how in the cost information part, at the bottom it says “head markings are not affected by genes & cannot be passed down to foals” when it has happened in some of her past videos & even in the PS4 version, Phar Lap the game I own. 😅🤔
Literally Im studying animal science rn and I finally understand with perfection the terminology. My professor taught me that the color “bay” has to be colored red with black mane and tail. Sorrel is color red as well but its red mane and tail. You are also right about the “white” looking horse. They are called grey horses however I have no idea why😅 still learning.
Yes you’re correct as someone who rides, horses, gray horses or white horses with normal colored skin are considered gray and actual white horses have pink skin instead of normal colored skin and that makes the more sensitive to sunburn
Endless battle is my top 1 fav foal ever!
breeding cookies and cream horses?? also ik i havent been very active but i still love this content, almost to 3 years!
Sarcasm is my favorite, hands down! I love the touch of color on him, he’s gorgeous!! 😫❤
The second of those two similar foals was definitely a bit browner than the first one. I've been getting super into this game after watching a few of your videos and Steam was *very* confused about it. "We don't know how you'll like this game because you haven't played anything similar." lol. I will say with my breeding I've been getting a lot of fairly standard bays with not much variation from the parents, but I've been keeping it fairly limited since I'm still working through the story and only just reached 10 million so mostly I only breed when I improve my foal stalls or when I get a quest for it.
Hi Abi! I am a new subscriber, I love your videos so much!!! Keep up the great work!
I love this comment ❤️
@@Christian1234-s6g thanks!
Grey: Horse with grey points on their muzzle and legs (grey skin)
Dominant white: Rare colour found on English thoroughbreds known for pink skin
Cremllo: Chestnut base with 2 crème dilutions usually with blue eyes
Spirit and Tragedy were super cool! My fav would have to be Endless Battle or Voyager!!
I love them all they are soooo cute❤❤
*Sneaks away with the black stallion with white face marking* Sooo pretty!
Empress and Endless battle were my favorites.
SAINT AND SHADOWS FOAL WAS THE CUTEST THING EVER
I LOVE Voyager so much! The coat is so unique and I just love it
Aswell as song ❤
Saint is gray, it all depends on the actual skin color and the easiest way to tell is by the nose! so if a horses coat is 'white' and has a gray nose/gray skin color, that horse is classified as gray. while if the fur is white, and the skin on the nose is pink, that horse is classified as white! white horses more often than not have blue eyes as well. Not sure about black colorations though. not sure about angel, but marshmallow is white!
furthermore, cremellos, pretty sure i spelt that wrong, BUT they have more of a platinum blonde fur and pink nose with blue eyes. hope this helps!
an interesting breeding challenge could be parent horses have lots of markings, and try to breed a foal with no markings?
Love the Edinburgh representation! Born and bred and proud :P
I love Edinburgh, I live 30 mins away by train!
@@AbigailPinehaven I currently live in Perthshire now! :P
Endless battle is definitely my favorite she reminds me of an Oreo
Endless Battle is super pretty. I like her.
"its 24 degrees in the UK and my office gets so hot"
GIRL I AM PRETTY SURE WHERE I LIVE IT IS WAY HOTTER LIKE GIRL ITS 109 RIGHT NOW
Hi abi! I love your rival stars videos! You're one of my favorite horse RUclipsrs❤️
Yea you are. Right
Hi I just wanted to clear up for you that a dun is a hose that has the stripe down its spin and a buckskin is light with out the strip and usually has black legs and black mane and tail
In regards to Endless Battle, some horses can have a black coat and silver mane IRL c:
Also! About Dun vs Buckskin. Duns have striped on their black socks and a large black dorsal stripe down the back. They also tend to be a deeper yellow-orangey color.
Buckskins are a light yellow with no noticeable trademarks of the coat! Hope this helps ^^
Boost is actually a black! His base is black with a cream dilution
U can see if it’s a black by the legs, if the legs are darker it means it’s a black and with brown ish black its a dark bay and black are like reallyyy dark grey as foal!
I'm pretty sure rich is a bay dun, bc looking at side by side comparisons, buckskin horses look more orange/rusty like.
Hi abi! Love your videos I would love to see more SWEM breeding and Horse Tales: Emerald Valley Ranch Keep on making good videos
Duns only have dorsal stripes and or zebra legging stripes, along with hair frosting. If it doesnt have this wild horse gene, it's just a buckskin. (:
Grey horses have a grey skin and pure white have a pink skin, i think you should do the same video with bay or chestnut horses and palomino horses! ☺
Btw white horses do exist I think. EXTREMELY rare though!
No, only dilutions and patterns seems like white.
I think Cremello coats are considered "white" but according to google their base coat is really a chestnut.
okay so Rich is a buttermilk buckskin. And how I know that this is not a dun is that there will be a stripe down there backs. And Rich doesn't have that. Also my name is lizze I am 10 years old and I live on a farm of horses now we do own Quarter horses but this horse color goes for all breeds of horses. Now people use thoroughbreds to race.
Hello there. Im Andrew, Im from Russia, I love horses and that's why Im a newbie of this gorgeous game! Thank you for interesting videos! ❤❤❤!
Next video you should do three of your own mares and three of studs that aren't yours
As far as I know, white horses can be defined by their pink skin/noses, and greys have noses like Saint’s. A cremello is more of a VERY faded palomino color
True white horses are very rare and have only pink skin. Grey horses have partially or completely black skin and are born with a dark color coat but lighten to white as they age
Hey abgail! I personally think you should do a “ breeding theory “ where basically u breed to same horse as in the stud farm! I did it and i got a half appaloosa and a hidden rabi gene! You can also custom create them if u don’t have them! Just a recommendation I would love to see it if it does cross ur mind!😊
If the skincolor of a „white“ is pink,it‘s a white/cremello.. if it‘s grey it‘s a grey:)
I have a horse in rival stars named Asteroid too!She is a dark chestnut with a white blaze.
Grey horse: A grey has darker points to it (darker muzzle, darker knees, dark around eyes, dark inside ears) that’s the like key points to detect a grey
White horse: So a pure white is kinda like an albino. They have all white legs but pink at the bottom where the hoof is, pinkish hooves pink muzzle, almost always blue eyes, pink around eyes which make the blue eyes look red like an albino.
These are just some of the things, doesn’t mean it all applies to ALL grey/whites. I have my horse knowledge in place trust me 😂
White and albino horse don't exist. Only "white" are most close are cremello and patterns like splash white, tobiano, tovero and frame/overo when they are that kind of "full" color variation.
So a white horse with black skin would be a grey a mixture of black ad white hairs is a roan ( roan for example could also be a chestnut and white to ) and a horse with pink skin is called an albino. :)
Endless battle is prob my fav and there r albino horses but none of the horses u had were and the “white” horses r usually just super light grey (btw I love ur vid keep up the good work 😁) 20:28
Spirit kinda looks like Baylock from RDR2
You should totally name *Spirit* Ghostface 😂
you should breed smooth stride and american soldier and kreative kisser and wainscot
White horses with grey muzzles are gray, and white horses with pink muzzles are white.
Also great video 😊
No white, only patterns or double cream genes. Don't exist real "white" horses.
Looks like a buttermilk buckskin not a dun could be wrong though
It's a buckskin. A dun horse have stripes on the legs and a stripe on their back.
They are so beautiful!
6:25, she is my favourite
Love your videos Abi❤ Name suggestions: Bruno, Oliver, Apollo, Star, Cupid, Magic, CJ, Fox, Potter, Ursula, Molly, Mickey, Casper, Ghost, Frost, Ice, Wind, Frosting, MilkyWay, Milk, Milky, Santi, Cal, Sky, Shadow, DarkSky, Lucky, Ember, Lola, Mia, Creme, Cream, IceCream, Vanilla, Max, Maggie, Gizmo, Coconut, Lily! ❤ hope it helps
Im on holiday in Dornoch!! I didn’t know u were in Britain!
the colour of a "white" horse depends on their skin yes. their is white horses but they have than white skin, usually the whit coated horses are grays
My favorite is also endless battle!I also like tragedy.
I love all of the crazy coats
You should totally check out the new sims 4 horses!
White horses do exist, sort of, genetically they don't because genetically white is not a color, it's a non color, so think of it has a blanket that hides the real color. Gray is also like a blanket, but gray foals are born in their base color, so they may be born bay and gray out over time (the fleabit foal would not be born looking like that, it would be colored and gray out overtime). The cream gene that gives you palominos and buckskins is incomplete, so in one does you get a palomino (red based) or a buckskin (bay based), but if you get two doses of cream you get cremello (red based), perlino (bay based), or smokey cream (black based). The thing I would like to see with Rival Stars is for horses to breed more realistically, color wise (and they're genetics be written in normal terms).
Saint is either a gray or a very pale palomino, Angel would most likely be a pinto with an extreme pattern (I'm basing this on the black spots inside her nose, double cream would not have any black pigment), and Marshmallow does look like a cremello. Angel's first foal was a bay (which would rule out cremello) frame overo, which would point to one of her (Angel's) pinto patterns being frame. Endless Battle and Empress look like they are likely be a silver black (that would be the reason for the silver manes). Rich is a buckskin. Splashed I would guesstimate to be a dark buckskin (because Marshmallow is her mom, and bay would not be possible if she is a cremello (in the real world)). Decision almost looks like a Champayne or smokey cream as a foal, but more cremello grown up. Marshmallow would have to be a gray (could still have a cremello base color) in order to give birth to a fleabit gray foal (Song), unless Song is actually an appaloosa and not a fleabit gray. Sarcasm is brown.
Rich is a buckskin: its only considered a dun oif it has a dorsal strip
I was wondering if you ride IRL? Love your videos
Voyager is SO CUTE
8:35 Buttermilk buckskin, cause it doesn't have a dorsal stripe.
How I try to figure out if horses in this game are black or dark bay is I give them dapples. Now I don't know if it's entirely accurate but if the dapples are brown I assume they are dark bay and if they are grey I assume the horse is supposed to be a sun bleached black coat. I think a lot of people assume black horses are bark bay when in reality they just spend all day in the sun. Hope this helps in the future and if I'm somehow getting this completely wrong feel free to correct me! :)
If I was to pick any of the horses I would pick Asteroid because I had a black and white horse exactly like her and I fell in love with the color
When telling what colour a horse is you look at there nose (muzzle) so that “white” horse is actually a grey because it has a grey muzzle :)
I think Splashed and Empress are smoky black, AKA black base coat with a cream dilution, not bay.
Cremello: white horse or a light golden sort if colour with pink skin around its eyes and nose
Grey: white horse with grey skin they can sometimes have pink skin on their nose.
True white: a completely white horse that can have pink skin. They are very rare. Their actual name is a 'camarillo white horse'
A 'white horse' is called a gray because they can be born any colour and slowly turn white.
Btw Rich is not a bay he would be classed as a buckskin.
Dun: a golden colour with a black mane and tail.
Cream dun: a very pale dun with a black mane and tail.
Buckskin: They look like a dun/cream dun but they have white socks where duns would have brown or black socks.
And what you said was a 'bay paint horse' in the uk would be called a tri-colour and idk what it would be in america.
Skewbald: a brown and white horse
Piebald: a black and white horse
Tri-colour: a horse that is brown white and black.
Bay: brown/light brown/dark brown coat with black mane and tail.
Hope this helped with any confusion about the colours of the horses.
I think Empress was a silver black and Rich was a buckskin? Buckskin vs dun is hard, unless you can see their back for any dorsal striping.
I’m pretty sure that if it is a “bay paint” you would just say paint because that is the pattern but the coat is still bay
There is such thing as a white horse yes (well, nearly), I think it's called the dominant white. Though the dominant white horses will have the pink skin (such as around the eyes, the muzzle, etc).
This is more like a dilution/pattern than a real coat.
@@DudaMeras Ah, I see!
Also, all the "white" horses are grey except the ones with pink noses, and their called cremellos. All horses have pink skin just like how all humans if you tare off a layer of skin, the next layer will be pink. Like under your fingernails for example.