Precious Pearls
by Irene Stamatelakys
Extremely rare, there's nothing like a real pearl-dilution. Get the real story behind pearl-once known as the Barlink Factor- and the role Paints played in the discovery of this little gem.

WhoDUNIt
by Irene Stamatelakys
The dun dilution gene can fool you unless you know the clues.

Paint Horse Journal
February 2009 • Volume 43, Number 2

Precious Metal
by Irene Stamatelakys
New genetic testing can help identify the silver dilution gene.

For Love or Money?
by Irene Stamatelakys
Defining your equine activity as a hobby or business is easy when you ask the right questions.

Paint Horse Journal
October 2008 • Volume 42, Number 10

True Champagne
by Irene Stamatelakys
Celebrate APHA’s newest accepted color—champagne—and find out how to tell if your horse carries the gene.

The Science of Sabino
by Irene Stamatelakys
Is your horse a sabino? Geneticists are working to answer that complex question. Find out what they've discovered and what it means for your breeding program.

Paint Horse Journal
August 2006 • Volume 40, Number 8

Gray isn't a color
by Tracy Gantz
Breed associations have co-opted the term for registration purposes, but graying is actually an aging process that eliminates a horse’s normal coat color.

Paint Horse Journal
December 2004 • Volume 38, Number 12

Bachelor of Horses
by Laura Jesberg
Want A College Degree That Prepares You For An Equine Career?
The Choices Might Surprise You.

Paint Horse Journal
January 2002 • Volume 36, Number 1

The White Stuff
by Rebecca Overton
Roan Genetics

Paint Horse Journal
August 2000 • Volume 34, Number 8

Lined Up
by Rebecca Overton
Tattooing