Perfect Mirth

bay roan

Name: Perfect Mirth
References: (Phenotypically) True Roan Thoroughbreds: A New Mutation The Jockey Club has incorrectly registered grey Thoroughbreds as roans for a number of years. That changed with the New Zealand-bred stallion Catch A Bird (Noble Bijou x Showy Countess, by Showoff) born in 1982. A bay with bold white stripes that looked like reverse brindling, Catch A Bird was quite a sensation at the 1983 Magic Millions sale and on the track as well. He became even more of a conundrum when he sired four foals that phenotyically appeared to be true, dark-headed roans. In retrospect, now that we understand the nature of the KIT gene and its potential for mutation, it seems likely that Catch A Bird is responsible for a new roan mutation.
Score: 1380
Make: Artist Resin
Breed: Thoroughbred
Size: 1:9 Scale
Gender: Mare
Performances: Hunter, English Equitation, Sidesaddle, Other English Performance, English Games, Pleasure/Fine Harness, Scene, Other Performance, English Games, Show Jumping, Other Games, Historical/Reenactment, English Arena Trail, Dressage, Hunter, Other Regalia/Costume, Halter/Showmanship, Other English Performance, Huntseat Pleasure
Color: Bay Roan
Patterns: Solid
Medium: Oils
Owner: barq333
Added: 2021-07-17 05:34

Type	Show	Competition	Total entries in class
Class (workmanship)	Sunset Bash Model Photo Show	Grey/Roan	92
Class (workmanship)	Practice Show	Roan	11
Class (halter)	Golden Thunder Stables fall photo show	Thoroughbreds and Standardbreds	56