✯ Nord Cavalls ✯ V3 Rarity Guide & Information

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The Nord Cavall is a docile, friendly breed of horse heralding from the northern parts of Iberia. Though an old breed, it only began to grow in popularity worldwide after it's rising appearance in shows. Originally serving as a cart-pulling horse for market, or mounts in times of war, Cavalls are now known for their excellence in areas such as dressage, driving, and leisure riding. Like many other light Iberians, the Nord Cavall is a baroque horse: agile, but strong in body. For centuries, Cavalls have been seen to have cropped manes for various reasons.

After a near extinction of the breed, Nord Cavalls made a comeback thanks to a handful of dutiful conservation groups. In the process they introduced various breeds such as the baroque style Knabstrupper, the Groningen, and a few sport Warmblood breeds. This allowed for a wider variety of coat colors and markings to appear within the Cavalls, while keeping the original baroque traits it was known for.

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eye colors:

brown, hazel, green, blue - common
unnatural (ie red, pink, purple, etc) - uncommon
sectoral heterochromia - rare

bases:

Chestnut - common

Golden, honey, red - common
Liver, black - uncommon
Bay (all shades) - common
Black - common
Seal - uncommon

dilutions/modifiers:

Cream - common

Double - uncommon
Grey - common
Flaxen - common
Pangare - common
Champagne - uncommon
Sooty - uncommon
Silver - uncommon
Pearl - rare

Cream pearl - rare
Dun - rare
Mushroom - rare

Pinto/White Markings:

Roan - common
Tobiano - common
Overo - common
Splash - common
Sabino - common
Tovero - uncommon
Dominant white - uncommon

Appaloosa:

Spotted blanket - common
Snowcap - common
Leopard - common
Few spot - common
Varnish - uncommon
Snowflake - uncommon

Pintaloosa - combo of pinto/appaloosa - uncommon

Other:

Birdcatcher spots - common
Grease spots - uncommon
Lacing - rare
Brindle - rare
Reverse brindle - limited
Somatic - limited
Chimera - limited (cannot be ordered)

Breed Specific:

Snowdrift Splash - common
Frostbitten - common
Birdcatcher Runes - common
Okapi - uncommon
Tommie - uncommon

Not shown in breed:

Manchado
Rabicano

traits are subject to change. more will be added via events, competitions, and voting.

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this will be subject to updates as my knowledge of equine genetics expands. breed specific genetics will also be added as they are introduced. traits with no genetic makeup may be subject to change for breed identification simplicity.

Bases:

Chestnut - ee (aa/Aa/AA)
Black - Ee or EE / aa
Bay - Ee or EE / Aa or AA
Wild Bay - Ee or EE / A+a or A+A+
Seal - Ee or EE / Ata or AtAt

Dilutions/modifiers:

Cream - Crcr

Double - CrCr
Pearl - prlprl

Cream pearl - Crprl
Grey - Gg or GG
Champagne - Chch or ChCh

gold champagne - chestnut champagne
amber champagne - bay champagne
classic champagne - black champagne
sable champagne - seal champagne
Dun - Dd or DD

red dun - chestnut dun
grull(a/o) - black dun
Flaxen - ff
Silver - Zz or ZZ
Pangare - no genome marker

for simplicity, pangare will be labeled as Pnpn or PnPn in cavalls.
Mushroom - MuMu
Sooty - Stysty or StySty

Pinto/White Markings:

Roan - Rr or RR

strawberry roan - chestnut roan
blue roan - black roan
purple roan - seal roan
Tobiano - Toto or ToTo (variation: Tt or TT)
Overo - Oo (OO = (overo) lethal white syndrome or OLWS/LWS)
Tovero - combo of Tobiano and Overo
Splash - Splspl or SplSpl
Sabino - Sbsb or SbSb
Dominant white - nW13

for simplicity, dominant white will be labeled as one allele type (W13) and will always result in a completely white w/ pink skin cavall.

Appaloosa:

Spotted blanket - Lplp

extreme or extensive can use Lplp / Patn1patn1 or Patn1Patn1
Snowcap - LpLp
Leopard - Lplp / Patn1patn1 or Patn1Patn1
Few spot - LpLp / Patn1patn1 or Patn1Patn1
Varnish - LpLp
Snowflake - Lplp

Pintaloosa - combo of pinto & appaloosa

Breed Specific:

Birdcatcher Runes - +BC Runes
Okapi - Okok or OkOk
Tommie - Tmtm or TmTm
Snowdrift Splash - Sdsd or SdSd

only shows with splash
Frostbitten - Fbfb or FbFb

Other:

traits listed under other do not have genetic makeups and will only be listed in the coat color.

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After a near extinction of the breed, Nord Cavalls made a comeback thanks to a handful of dutiful conservation groups. In the process they introduced various breeds such as the baroque style Knabstrupper, the Groningen, and a few sport Warmblood breeds. This allowed for a wider variety of coat colors and markings to appear within the Cavalls, while keeping the original baroque traits it was known for.[/quote][/size][/list]

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After a near extinction of the breed, Nord Cavalls made a comeback thanks to a handful of dutiful conservation groups. In the process they introduced various breeds such as the baroque style Knabstrupper, the Groningen, and a few sport Warmblood breeds. This allowed for a wider variety of coat colors and markings to appear within the Cavalls, while keeping the original baroque traits it was known for.[/quote][/size][/list]

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