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For noen dager siden red jeg en fjording med blått øye.. Er det vanlig? Opprinnelig postet av Ojdiis

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Blå øyne kommer fra et gen som kalles Splashed White. Jeg har lært at det er kun dette genet som gir blå øyne, selv om mange hevder at også Sabino kan gi blå øyne. Nå er det ingenting i veien mot at en hest kan være både Sabino og Splashed White da, men siden det er mange sabino'er som har vanlige, brune øyne så holder jeg en knapp på at det kun er SW som gir blå øyne. Opprinnelig postet av kristy

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Towards the more maximum expression of the pattern, some Sabinos can look very similar to Splashed Whites, the difference being that Sabinos generally have some roaning to the edges of their white. Splash spots (without Sabino present) should be crisp and clean.

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The Extreme expressed Sabino often has splashy white markings and can be a loudly marked overo with body white over 25% and up to 50% with underlying pink skin.

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Minimum Expressed Sabino (mn): Any Registered Purebred Arabian horse that has one or more of the following: high white leg markings extending past mid-knee or mid-hock; detached leg markings; a wide blaze, apron blaze, or bald face markings that extends past where the bridle would lay (bottom lip white extending past chin strap); these and/or white body markings that are not large enough to be registered pinto. Moderately Expressed Sabino (md): Any Registered Purebred Arabian horse with enough white to be registered with the Pinto Horse Association (check pinto regulations at www.pinto.org) and up to 25% body white. A Pinto Horse, without respect to age, must have four (4) square inches of white hair with underlying pink skin. Extreme Expressed Sabino (ex): Any Registered Purebred Arabian horse with an extreme amount of body white. The Extreme expressed Sabino often has splashy white markings and can be a loudly marked overo with body white over 25% and up to 50% with underlying pink skin. Maximum Expressed Sabino (mx): Any Registered Purebred Arabian horse with over 50% body white with underlying pink skin. A Maximum expressed horse may be born almost pure white with a medicine hat (dark markings on the ears and forelock resembling a hat) and mottling of color over body. Foals born white are not to be confused with the Lethal White foal, which dies at birth or shortly thereafter. A Maximum Sabino foal is born perfectly healthy

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innmari stilig farge på det siste føllet der da Opprinnelig postet av Hanna & Lukas

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Even though facial white is common, even to the point of causing a "bald" or "apron" marking at times, blue eyes is not considered a trait of the pattern and if it does occur in conjunction with Sabino it is usually a trait of a certain line of horses and these horses usually only have one blue eye, not two. (The Khemosabi line in Arabians is very prevalent with Sabino, some of which have blue eyes), or it is being caused by another gene.