Arabians lack the necessary creme gene to produce the palomino color.
"...There are also a handful of purported palomino and buckskin Arabs, but the cream gene doesn't exist in the gene pool, so those horses are really only light chestnuts (with enhanced flaxen manes and tails) or bays."
Arabians: Roan, Bay, Black, Chestnut, and Grey for the Arabian Registry. Part Arabians: Paint/Pinto is Pintabian. Appaloosa is AraAppaloosa/Araloosa. Sorrel is part Arabian. Palomino is Part Arabian.
Palomino is a color not a breed, therefore a palomino can be of any height. Any breed that carries both the chestnut (red) gene and the cream gene can produce a palomino colored foal. This includes miniature horses all the way up to draft sized horses.
Yes, it is still called the Arabian Peninsula.
That would be a pinto, which is the Spanishword for "paint".A horse with a golden body and white mane and tail is Palomino in color, not pinto. Pinto is a pattern.
Yes, they are all considered light breeds. Your heavy breeds or draft breeds would be like Clydesdales, Belgians, Shires, Gypsy Vanners, etc.
Yes, of course. But palomino is not a breed, it is a color. You would need to look at the breed to see if it would make a good jumper.
The common term for the gene that modifies a chestnut to a palomino is a dilution. Horseisle2 answer: Cream -Indefinite on HI2
that would me Aro9912
The palomino is a breed and a color. The breed just has certain rules the horse must follow. like the parents must be palomino, and the horse must be a certain shade of gold, ect. The palomino as a color is just a golden color with a white mane and tail and dark skin, versus light pink skin, which would classify the horse as a champagne.
Isabella or Isabelo is as light as it gets.
Most likely would be cremello, palomino, chestnut (sorrel) or another buckskin.
This will vary according to exact genetics but you would have a 50% chance or grater of getting a Grey horse and a 50% or less chance at one of the following colors: Buckskin, Bay, Chestnut, Black, Palomino, Smoky Black.