In the horse world, the birth of a thoroughbred is a very rare thing and that is why the birth of a white foal is always a ᴜпіqᴜe event. I’m pretty sure most riders must have heard of Patchen Wilkes, a raпсһ that raised white ponies.

Although White Thoroughbreds were rare, Patchen Wilkes realized how white racehorses were produced in Lexington, Ky. During Super Bowl Sunday, they welcomed the raпсһ’s newest member, a wonderful white pony. She was born with some gastrointestinal difficulties and that’s why they had to take her away from her mother and send her to a clinic.

But now the foal is doing very well and is very healthy. Interestingly, the pony’s parents, the mare named Beautiful Devil and the father named Devil His Due, are completely different. The beautiful Devil is pure white while his Devil is a jet black horse.

She still has the domіпaпt white gene to have a white pony. It’s the thirteenth white pony since 1995 and raпсһ manager Barry Ezrine says the birth of each white pony is a surprise for them. He says there’s no way to tell if a foal is white until it’s born.

Ezrine also says that “white purebreds are extremely rare. Of the tens of thousands of purebreds born across the country each year, typically, only three or four are white. Enjoy the video!

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