Traits
Genetic Info
(Images from left to right: Maximum Dominant White, Dominant White on Chestnut, Minimal Dominant White Expression)
Dominant White covers most or all of the base coat in white.
White spreads up from the bottom of the horse, and some of the base color may show at the topline.
When Dominant White has visible edges, they are usually roaned and grainy, similar to Sabino.
White spreads up from the bottom of the horse, and some of the base color may show at the topline.
When Dominant White has visible edges, they are usually roaned and grainy, similar to Sabino.
Notable Interactions:
- ❗ Lethal White: Homozygous Dominant White (WW) results in a fatal condition known as 'Lethal White Syndrome.' If a breeding results in a foal with WW, that foal cannot be born. Slots and items will still be consumed, so plan your breedings with care!
Dominant white's effects on:
- Coat Color: Dominant White is a white marking.
- Mane & Tail Color: Mane and tail will be white where marking touches.
- Skin Color: Dominant White will turn skin light pink underneath the white marking.
- Eye Color: Dominant White does not affect the eyes.
- Hoof color: Dominant White will turn hooves cream or light tan where touching.
Dominant White Range
Minimum Range:
White that spreads from the bottom of the body and has speckled, roan-like edges, similar to maximum Sabino.
Maximum Range:
A completely white coat, mane, and tail.
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