CollectA 2013 Photos: Clydesdale Stallions & Foals x 2 Colour variations

Clydesdale Stallion Black Sabino Roan
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Clydesdale Foal Black Sabino Roan
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Clydesdale Stallion Bay
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Clydesdale Foal Bay
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Perhaps I'm gonna buy both colour variant for this horse too!

OMG! I really REALLY like this one! So calm and powerful at the same time.

The only thing I don´t like is that roaning, in real life, doesn´t include head, and this one has his head roaned. Mane and tail should also stay with the original coat color, in this case, black.

SyLoBe wrote:

The only thing I don´t like is that roaning, in real life, doesn´t include head, and this one has his head roaned. Mane and tail should also stay with the original coat color, in this case, black.

Sabino roan (caused by sabino gene) may "cover" whole body, including head and legs. Black mane and tail may look silvery when sabino gene is present. And since sabino is veeery common (almost standard) in this breed, sabino roans are also found :)
So-called true roan gene won't be found in Clydesdale's gene pool, so there are no true roan Clydesdales

Models are very nice, only the foals look too light for a draught breed (draught foals are also heavier), they're cute nevertheless. Plus hind legs of stallions seem to lack dynamics, but that's minor problem, I think :)

Beautiful!

The bay stallion is spectacular!

-Kristie

So many horses!!!

I've said it before

Collecta will ruin me next year with their gorgeous horses!

I will have to find some space for the newcomers 2013.

Mangalarga wrote:

SyLoBe wrote:

The only thing I don´t like is that roaning, in real life, doesn´t include head, and this one has his head roaned. Mane and tail should also stay with the original coat color, in this case, black.

Sabino roan (caused by sabino gene) may "cover" whole body, including head and legs. Black mane and tail may look silvery when sabino gene is present. And since sabino is veeery common (almost standard) in this breed, sabino roans are also found :)
So-called true roan gene won't be found in Clydesdale's gene pool, so there are no true roan Clydesdales

Models are very nice, only the foals look too light for a draught breed (draught foals are also heavier), they're cute nevertheless. Plus hind legs of stallions seem to lack dynamics, but that's minor problem, I think :)

Aaw the sabino roan, I foret about it - But the roan caused by sabino use to be more heterogeneus than this horse, and the white areas have the edges very bad defined.

About the roan on Clydes, I wasn´t sure about that and I said nothing about. So thank you for the note :)

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I loooove these heavy horses!! they are stunning :) Now I really have to get shires and these

Kristie wrote:

The bay stallion is spectacular!

-Kristie

I think both stallions are spectacular. (o)):