That will make the first full patterned brindle to full patterned brindle cross that I am aware of. Several magazines in Europe have expressed an interest in writing articles on brindle horses - a Dutch equestrian magazine and a German Quarter Horse journal. Hopefully after people see the articles, we will turn up more reports of brindles in Europe. I have a son of one of my brindle mares that I suspect is a carrier, although he does not show an obvious pattern himself. I have bred him to my mares, and have produced a brindle , but with so few foals so far, it is difficult to say if the pattern is coming from the mare or from him at this point.
Many people ask about the genetics of brindle .
One way is mosaicism or chimerism . I want to thank everyone that has sent me reports of brindles they have come across. I am sorry I am so behind in posting updates to the website. It hasn't left me much time. I did manage to get out all of the previous articles written to make an archive section.