Dominant white
WW / nW
Effects
- Skin: skin will be light pink under any white patterns
- Horns and hooves: hooves will be light where white leg markings connect [Horn & hoof color guide]
- Eye color: eyes can optionally be blue. light red/pink/salmon/golden eyes are allowed on pseudo-albino dominant white. [Eye color guide]
Appearance
Dominant white causes the horse to have fully white hairs and pink skin throughout the entire coat, regardless of any other present patterns.
Dominant white
chestnut + dominant white
Optional effect: Pseudo-albino
Dominant white can optionally appear as a near-opaque white layer instead - on top of the underlying color and patterns, causing even a black coat to appear as a bright, near-white pink/peach/yellow with soft pink skin. Other white patterns will still appear as white.
Pseudo-albino will always be in the pink/orange/yellow color range, regardless of other dilutes and base colors. The only exception is if the Blue dilute is present, then you may choose if the coat is pink/orange/yellow or more grey/slate blue. The skin may still (optionally) be pink on a pseudo-albino blue horse, including pink eyes and pink/beige hooves.
Pseudo-albino causes the hooves to be pink or light beige, and the eyes to be light red/pink/salmon/golden.
Pseudo-albino dominant white on chestnut dun tobiano with primitive markings
chestnut + dun + tobiano + dominant white
Pseudo-albino dominant white on seal bay splash
seal bay + splash + dominant white