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Posted on September 15, 2013 at 01:04:13 PM by Shiva

Generally you will find that the internet doesn't have much to say about base colors, because all "base color" essentially means is "what hidden genes an individual horse carries". The closest you can get to determining what a suitable base color for a particular breed is, is by looking at their breed standards (usually Wikipedia provides this info, and if not it's wise to check the breed association) and seeing what colors are considered acceptable for that breed. If it doesn't state any in particular, usually that means any color is acceptable.

I did some research and the reason they don't state accepted colors for the Camarillo horse other than white is because the breed has incredibly mixed bloodlines due to the nature of the dominant white gene (a horse can only carry one copy of it, otherwise it is fatal - this means it can only have one white parent; the other parent will be another breed entirely and could theoretically be any color under the sun other than white). So you can have whatever base color you want. :)

I hope that helps. I'd also recommend referring to your horse as "dominant white" rather than just "white" if/when you join him/her to avoid any confusion.

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Thank You!! (nm) - By Ayita September 16, 2013 at 00:57:23 AM

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