Brumby
The Brumby is a wild horse from Australia and is an overall reliable horse. These wild horses are considered wild exotic fauna or “pests” and are often removed from the landscape. People in Australia have dedicated time to rehoming charities to tame and sell the wild horses in an effort to preserve the heritage and culture of the breed. Many support the humane management of these horses through fertility control and re-homing of captured individuals. It has been thought some domestic horses manage to intermingle in wild horse herds and thus, many colors of Brumbies are possible.
Note: Real life Brumbies are considered horses, however on Horse Fable they are classified as ponies instead. Please bear this in mind when using Brumbies for crossbreeding.
Body Type: Pony
Stats: Speed, Endurance, Flexibility, Agility, Power, Intelligence
Crosses: Brumbian
Base Color Genes: Extension (E/e), Agouti (A+/A/At/a)
Dilution Genes: Grey (G), Cream (Cr), Dun (D)
Modifier Genes: Pangare (Pa), Primitive (nd1)
White Patterns: Sabino (Sa1)
Design Lab Only Genes: None
Wild Only Genes: None
Reserved Breeding Genes: None
Although Brumbies do not have any breed-specific special genes, they are one of only two Horse Fable breeds that can have additional color genes graded into them while retaining the Brumby designation rather than becoming a Graded Brumby.
