Opinions on Grey/White

I won't keep any grey or white horses in my herd, because I breed for color greys/whites are a no go for me. I love my creams :o

I like grey and to watch some horses grey but not the final grey in this game because it just looks white. 

I do like Gray and White, but prefer to not breed for it. :) It covers up lovely colors so many times, but it's not hard to take off just before breeding; especially when one no longer has to worry about credits! :)

I'm not put off by it at all. I use to breed DWB's which came in limited colors anyway, and you had to deal with it. (when there was no delete option or gray wands/modifiers). You easily breed the gray out by third generation, and at that point, when do finally get a non-gray horse, you'll be excited and proud of yourself for putting forth that much effort. By that time the foal/horse would have amazing lines/stats.

Do I actively breed it now? No. But I would swoop up a gray in a heart beat if it was hiding any nice colors that could be shown towards its offspring in the future.

Am I the only one who thinks paints are especially pretty grey? :X I know a large portion of paint breeders are concerned with colour so obviously don't want grey but I find the various stages of grey (and especially the end result) more aesthetic than the double cream/champagne colours that seem trendier.

Edit: absolutely not a fan of white though, least fav

Last edited on 2017-12-15 at 21:42:11 by Koto

I don't mind a couple of grey/white horses in my herd, but I can't stand more then 25% of my entire herd grey/white. I just find it gets boring if they're ALLLLL the grey/white. I like having variation when I can lol. 

I avoid grey like the plague LOL but I don't mind white though

i love both of the colors and i don't mind as long as grey is Gg so i don't breed for it but i don't mind it showing up in my herd c; if it is covering up a color i am wanting i will use a credit item to remove the gene lol

Whites can be pretty, but after owning a few, I got bored of them really quickly because I like flashy colors. I try to keep gray out of my herds because it will cover up the colors/patterns that I'm aiming to breed for, but it's honestly really pretty to watch a horse gray out.