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well you can breed the solid jack to the spotted jenny, and the spotted jack to the solid jenny and have equal chance of getting spotted in each foal. But remember you can still get a solid foal. Heck, breeding two spotteds can still get you a solid foal. I think the conformation of the solid...

I always thought it was safe to breed a larger male to a smaller female with equines because the foal will not grow larger then the uterus can hold? People quite often breed standard jennies with mammoth jacks, and regular sized horses with percherons and ect. I could be wrong that its...

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The spotted gene is dominant. They either are spotted or they arent. they cannot be spotted or carry the gene without a spot. You have one spotted and one non spotted jenny. Bred to black jack you could get either two solid babies or one spotted and one solid. It doesnt matter how much...