Horses, Breeding to Colour
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This is markedly the case with Galopin and St. Simon, neither of which horses, it is said, have ever begotten a chestnut c Before going further, it may be well to say that it is proposed to treat bay and brown as varieties of the same colour. It goes without saying that there are bays in plenty which cannot possibly be mistaken for browns, and browns which cannot be mistaken for bays ; but, as everyone knows, horses frequently occur of which the colour is so doubtful that they are described in ...the Stud Book and elsewhere as " bay or brown " Mr. Wilfiid Scawen Blunt,* writing of the horses seen among the Anazeh tribes of Arabia, says : — " There is, among English people, a general idea that grey — especially fleabitten grey — is the commonest Arabian colour.
But this is not so among the Anazeh. Bays are still more common. . . . Perhaps, out of a hundred mares among the Anazeh, one would see thirty-five bay, thirty grey, fifteen chestnut, and the rest brown or black. . . . The bays often have black points and generally a white foot, or two or three white feet and a snip or blaze down the face.
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This is markedly the case with Galopin and St. Simon, neither of which horses, it is said, have ever begotten a chestnut c Before going further, it may be well to say that it is proposed to treat bay and brown as varieties of the same colour. It goes without saying that there are bays in plenty which cannot possibly be mistaken for browns, and browns which cannot be mistaken for bays ; but, as everyone knows, horses frequently occur of which the colour is so doubtful that they are described in ...the Stud Book and elsewhere as " bay or brown " Mr. Wilfiid Scawen Blunt,* writing of the horses seen among the Anazeh tribes of Arabia, says : — " There is, among English people, a general idea that grey — especially fleabitten grey — is the commonest Arabian colour.
But this is not so among the Anazeh. Bays are still more common. . . . Perhaps, out of a hundred mares among the Anazeh, one would see thirty-five bay, thirty grey, fifteen chestnut, and the rest brown or black. . . . The bays often have black points and generally a white foot, or two or three white feet and a snip or blaze down the face.
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