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14-SEP-2003

"Cremello" horse

Geneva, Switzerland

FujiFilm FinePix S2 Pro ,Tamron SP AF 90mm f/2.8
1/125s f/3.3 at 90.0mm iso200 full exif

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hannah		01-Apr-2009 02:15
YOU ARE RIGHT! tHEY ARE PRETTY!!!!!! I love horses very much! I really like the dutch horses and wild mustang!

Guest		21-Dec-2008 11:41
they are so pretty =D

Jay		10-Dec-2008 04:45
Albinism is not the same thing as the lethal white gene. There are albino horses that live to adulthood - the lethal white is where the horse dies before or soon after birth. This horse is a cremello.

Chantel		28-Nov-2008 17:40
so i have herd... lot of albino horses dont live at birth...thats so i have herd i am not sure.. but i can tell u for sure thats cremello cause the barn i attend has both.. and the differences between the 2 are tremendous there both andilusian stallions the eyes are different the crem has beautiful bright blue eyes and th albino has pink eyes also the skin under the coat is different the crem has a redish skin while the albino has a light pink skin.

Blondie		02-Nov-2008 21:51
It is definately a cremello. It could be seen as a an albino but it should be seen as cremello as others have said.

Maura		16-Jun-2008 22:53
All horses that would be classified as 'albino' have red or pink eyes. If the eyes are violet, blue, or any other colour, it is a type of colouring for the horse. Unlike humans, the creature is fully albino or not.

random-surfer		31-May-2007 13:03
Albino horses don't exist, just to confirm... as far as i'm aware an albino horse will not live till birth, or die very soon after.

anonymous		09-Jan-2007 07:58
I think this is not a albino. Horses can't be albino it's called cremmello or perlino, like vicktoriya said. It's aslo possible it has a white gen, but this is not very common.

Jessie		04-Jan-2007 05:39
Actually, true albinos can have blue eyes. it means they have a tiny bit of pigment but not enough to have pink eyes. it happens very often in humans.

Vicktoriya		17-Dec-2006 06:57
Actually this horse is not an albino. Note the blue eyes. If it was albino, the eyes would be a pink or red color due to lack of pigmentation. The color in this kind of horse is known as 'cremello'.