Splash

white pattern

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Genetics

Genotype options:

Appearance

Splash causes white markings appearing as if the horse has been dipped in white paint. The markings should always start from the hooves and bottom of the face, and extend upwards.

Splash always affects mane and tail where it touches.

At minimal expression splash needs to have low white socks on all four legs and a "bottom-heavy" white face marking.

The edges of the markings should be smooth/even, and not have roaning or holes. The only exception is the face, where the eyes and lips can have spots showing the base coat color.

Minimum requirement:

Low socks on all four legs.
A white face marking starting from the nose/muzzle.

Minimum requirements can be reduced or completely removed by the occlusion trait.

Allowed:

Can reach the topline as long as the white markings start from the bottom of the face and hooves.

Not allowed:

May not have spots/holes within the white markings (except eye/lip/coronet spots).
May not cause a fully white appearance, must have some coat colour visible along the topline.

Eye colour: Light blue

More Light blue eye colour info

Optional: Optionally allows light blue eyes regardless if the white markings touch the eye or not.

Skin colour: Lightened/pink

Skin on areas affected by white markings must be light peachy pink or a lightened version of the natural skin colour.

Horn/hoof colour: Lightened

Lightens naturally coloured horns and hooves where the white markings touch. Optionally lightens elemental/mutation horns and hooves.

Examples

Minimal splash

Low splash

Splash

Medium splash

Medium splash

Maximal splash

Maximal splash

Maximal splash

Frothed

Frothed is an optional effect of Splash

The minimum requirements of Splash must still be met regardless if Frothed is shown or not.

Frothed is not listed in the phenotype, a Splash with Frothed is still only written as Splash.

Appearance

Frothed causes the edges of the white markings to be softly blended into the coat colour. Frothed can optionally cause soft swirls and waves around the edges of the white markings.

Frothed doesn't have to affect all of the splash, it can leave some parts unaffected with regular "sharp" edges.

Mane and tail will be affected by frothed wherever it touches, just like regular white markings.

If other white patterns are also present, frothed can optionally cause them to have soft blended outlines as well.