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Rae's Fantasy Ponies
Got them...
Now I can help on whisper when needed.
Now I can help on whisper when needed.
Hey Guys!
Just making it over to here! Love the golden tabby and the black leopard!!
Just making it over to here! Love the golden tabby and the black leopard!!
"Golden Tabby" is a tiger colour where the stripes are orange instead of black 
(google, they are so pretty in real life)
from wiki: "A "golden tiger", "golden tabby tiger" or "strawberry tiger" is a tiger with a color variation caused by a recessive gene. The coloration is a result of captive breeding and does not occur in the wild. Like the white tiger, it is a color form and not a separate species.
All golden tabby tigers seem traceable to a white tiger called Bhim, a white son of a part-white Amur tiger named Tony. Tony is considered to be a common ancestor of all white tigers in North America.
Analysis of golden tiger family trees shows that golden tigers are genetically normal orange coloured tigers with the addition of a recessive modifying gene, probably the wide band gene. This same wide band gene also gives rise to stripeless white tigers. A white tiger that inherits two copies of the recessive wide band gene will be a stripeless white. A normal orange tiger that inherits two copies of the recessive wide band gene will be a golden tabby. The wide band gene is carried independently of the white gene."
(google, they are so pretty in real life)from wiki: "A "golden tiger", "golden tabby tiger" or "strawberry tiger" is a tiger with a color variation caused by a recessive gene. The coloration is a result of captive breeding and does not occur in the wild. Like the white tiger, it is a color form and not a separate species.
All golden tabby tigers seem traceable to a white tiger called Bhim, a white son of a part-white Amur tiger named Tony. Tony is considered to be a common ancestor of all white tigers in North America.
Analysis of golden tiger family trees shows that golden tigers are genetically normal orange coloured tigers with the addition of a recessive modifying gene, probably the wide band gene. This same wide band gene also gives rise to stripeless white tigers. A white tiger that inherits two copies of the recessive wide band gene will be a stripeless white. A normal orange tiger that inherits two copies of the recessive wide band gene will be a golden tabby. The wide band gene is carried independently of the white gene."
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Gorgeous animal!!!
It's rather common with tigers in captivity because there is only so large of a gene pool, but yeah.
And most Thoroughbreds (lol)
And most Thoroughbreds (lol)
I finished my Poser work on these.
Will inbox you, Rae.
Will inbox you, Rae.
Yep, won't be long now till it is tester ready.
And goodnight all, need rest.
And goodnight all, need rest.
WOW! Ladies I'm impressed!! I'm looking forward to these!
I don't know why, but there is something about these guys that give me all sorts of ideas. Here's one I've been playing with.
fantastic!
yes...now it looks great!
