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Description
New Breedsheet (or Booklet ) for the fictional Harlequine Horse breed originally created by and . Please read this carefully and pay attention to the artists comment which gives information how the content of the breedsheet influences the OHS members and people who want to get their own Harlequine.

Thank you very much to who provided the beautiful example Harlequine.

Content

- Harlequine History [link]
Colors, Markings
Dilutions Grey, Cream [link] Silver, Pearl [link] Champagne, Flaxen [link] unwanted, unacceptable [link]
Types, Families, Crossbreeding Breeding [link]
Registration [link] Approval [link] Keuring [link]
Types and Type standards [link]
- Palfrey [link]
- Rouncey [link]
- Destrier [link]
- Courser [link]
- Hobby [link]

Showing
Care

---------- Comment on this page ------------

- This applies for BL Harlequines ONLY
- CL horses are judged by their appearance only, so these kinds of dilutions are not possible in CL horses
- at the moment there are NO BL horses that have any dilution unless they are accredited by the OHS itself, there are currently no studs or mares with dilutions that have fullblood status, official diluted adoptables will be provided by the OHS during the next few weeks
- you can crossbred your undiluted fullblood/ approved Harlequine BL with another horse that has a certain dilution "normal" genetic inheritance rules apply then: however note that the offspring is a PARTBRED (see Breeding)
- Attention Owners of Noir or Ghede horses that have been bred before July 1st 2012. The current status of your horse is PARTBRED unless further notice/ approval.

Description
New Breedsheet (or Booklet ) for the fictional Harlequine Horse breed originally created by and . Please read this carefully and pay attention to the artists comment which gives information how the content of the breedsheet influences the OHS members and people who want to get their own Harlequine.

Thank you very much to who provided the beautiful example Harlequine.

Content

- Harlequine History [link]
Colors, Markings
Dilutions Grey, Cream [link] Silver, Pearl [link] Champagne, Flaxen [link] unwanted, unacceptable [link]
Types, Families, Crossbreeding Breeding [link]
Registration [link] Approval [link] Keuring [link]
Types and Type standards [link]
- Palfrey [link]
- Rouncey [link]
- Destrier [link]
- Courser [link]
- Hobby [link]

Showing
Care

---------- Comment on this page ------------

- This applies for BL Harlequines ONLY
- CL horses are judged by their appearance only, so these kinds of dilutions are not possible in CL horses
- at the moment there are NO BL horses that have any dilution unless they are accredited by the OHS itself, there are currently no studs or mares with dilutions that have fullblood status, official diluted adoptables will be provided by the OHS during the next few weeks
- you can crossbred your undiluted fullblood/ approved Harlequine BL with another horse that has a certain dilution "normal" genetic inheritance rules apply then: however note that the offspring is a PARTBRED (see Breeding)
- Attention Owners of Noir or Ghede horses that have been bred before July 1st 2012. The current status of your horse is PARTBRED unless further notice/ approval.