Lady & Alley Dorsal Stripes, leg & wither bars
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Cobwebbing
on forehead
"Favorites Royal Man" (sire of Lady) Lot's of Sabino roaning in him too. Dorsal
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"Royal Lady Ghost" Palomino Dun (Dunalino) "This is a full sister to Alley on the mares page"
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Leg bars
Nice square smooth running walk on this girl
Scroll down for
photos of color
variations in Duns
Markings
Face mask
Dun factor frosting
in mane & tail
Colors of Dun
Black Dun
Black Duns are more commonly called Grullo (GREW-yo). This is the most rarely seen shade of
the Dun gene group. Since it is a Spanish word, females are referred to as Grulla (GREW-ya) and
males as Grullo. This color is caused by the Dun gene on a Black.
Grullos are generally a smoky or bluish color and can vary from light to dark. Grullos consistently
have black points and usually have a dark or even black head, which is an identifying
characteristic of the Grullo group. The primitive marks on Grullos are characteristically black.
Just as with all colors shades of Grullo can vary from light to dark depending on the shade of base
color. They can be a smokey bluish color or a brownish color. Light or dark in either of those
colors.
Bay Dun
Bay Duns are probably the most common type of Dun. This group is caused by the Dun gene on
Bay and as Bay comes in many shades, so does Bay Dun. In bay Duns, the mane, tail and legs
do not seem to be diluted much at all.
The Dun gene seems to
be more concentrated
in diluting the body of
the horse than the
mane, tail, legs and
head. This would
explain why the points
on Duns are a darker
shade..A lot like true
roans to me just not the
white hairs.
Red Dun
A red Dun's body coat will be very similar to that of a Chestnut but it may be a shade or two
lighter and will be accompanied by the primitive marks in a darker red shade. Likewise the head
will also be a darker shade of red. Very pretty!
Buckskin Dun
Dunalino
(palomino Dun)
Silver Dun
Shoulder & leg bars
Lady and Alley are very
primitive in their markings.
They have more barring
than most. Lady has
strong barring out from
the dorsal stripe too.
Dorsal stripe
with strong
transverse
stripes or
barbs
Dorsal
stripe
with very
strong
barring.
Dorsal stripe
shows
varying
widths a
dorsal stripe
can have.
Baby Colors
"Alley" Grullo
cream or
"Smokey"
black Grullo
Dark Grullo
Grullo
Light Grullo
Light shade of Grullo
Light slate Grullo
Silver Grullo
Dun seems to be
born lighter and go
darker the same as
silver dapples do.
Roans are born
dark and go light.