I have never owned a road bike before, but I need to get one to get around now that I don't have a car. I am in college, which is important for two reasons. One is that I don't have much money (what college student does?), so I am looking for something relatively cheap. I have seen bikes priced at about $350 online, and that seems like the highest I'd like to spend, $400 might be fine if the bike is fantastic. The other problem with being on campus is that I'd have to store it outside, where it is at the mercy of the weather and thieves. I was looking for something that I can take the front tire off easily so no one would steal it, and perhaps something that is a little forgiving of the weather. I realize that these are high expectations, so something that fits a few of these requirements is fine. Also I'm 6'0 so a little help on size would be much appreciated. Thanks!
Answer to your first question yes you can get a cremello. Second question, buckskin to a cremello, here's your chances. 29.17% - Perlino 29.17% - Buckskin 16.67% - Palomino 16.67% - Cremello 4.17% - Smoky Cream 4.17% - Smoky Black Don't listen to nrhareiner. If that person had in fact studied equine genetics for 15 years he would know a perlino is cream on a bay base. Heres how it goes. Chestnut + 1 cream Palomino Chestnut + 2 cream Cremello Bay + 1 cream Buckskin Bay + 2 cream Perlino Black + 1 cream Smoky Black Black + 2 cream Smoky Cream
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Yes, you could! It would be a 25% chance of perlino or cremello. Palominos and buckskins always have one copy of the cream gene. If it doesn't have the cream gene, it's not a buckskin or palomino. A foal always gets one gene from the mom, one from the dad. If the parent has one copy of the cream gene, it has a 50% chance of passing that on, so you have a 50% chance of getting a cream gene from that parent. If the other parent is also a cream, you have a 50% chance from that parent so you have a 50% chance of getting a cream gene from one parent, 25% chance of getting it from both parents, and a 25% chance of getting it from neither parent Here's what they colors really are Palomino- chestnut with 1 cream gene Cremello- chestnut with 2 cream genes Buckskin- bay with 1 cream gene Perlino- bay with 2 cream genes. If a parent is cremello or perlino, it has a 100% chance of passing down that cream gene so it's genetically impossible for a cremello or perlino to have a bay or chestnut baby! A palomino/buckskin has a 50% chance of passing on that cream gene.
i desire if she is in foal that it will not have a lot of white on its face or physique which would be succeptable to sunburn. you will desire to be greater worried touching directly to the correctness and well-being of the foal and not lots touching directly to the colour. Does the dam and sire the two have stunning legs and robust conformation? Horses that are crooked legged are lots greater vendors to going undound in the event that they're ridden troublesome than a stunning horse. i understand that if a foal does not come stunning that lots would be accomplished with the hooves at a youthful age to help the subject from getting worse or restoration all of it jointly. Toe In, Toe Out, Base huge, Base slender. because of the fact if one wall of the hoof is left to get longer and longer and the different wears off it is going to reason problems with the leg.
