Pavo Equine

EDIT: Pavo's now only come in Light and Heavy, i've decided to make it a breed rather than a gene, they will have a new name and a new ref as soon as i can make one.

Pavo Equine
Pavo's come in two builds at the moment, light {The basic body build of a quarter horse, sometimes seen to have arabian-esque bodies} and heavy {Much like draft breed horses with Friesian accents.} All Pavo's are heavily feathered feet.
Unless bred to a winged horse, Pavo's will not breed winged foals.
All Pavo equine have 4-8 feathers behind each ear, these feathers grow in the colors found on the horses tail.
Pavo equine have a marking called "Eye Spots" which are similar to birdcatcher spots, but they come in the color of the eye of their feathers.
All Pavos have the colors of their feathers streaked through their manes and can be found on their legs, very rarely any higher than their Hocks.
Pavo's loose their feathers yearly, generally in the fall, and they grow back within a month or two.
The head of a pavo feather with the eye on it can be anywhere from the size of your hand to the size of your head.

Personalities
Pavo equines tend to have flashy attitudes. They can be territorial and keeping several pavo equine in the same place can be dangerous, it is suggested to keep Pavo stallions in separate pastures.

Breeds Pavo's can breed with:
NOTE: Pavo's are breedable with the following horses breeds. It's been noted that the breeding with a non-pavo results 75% of the time in the other breeds standards with a peafowl tail, however some loose the trait to lift the tail, and almost none have feathers and very few eyespots..
All Natural horse breeds.
Unnatural equines [I.E horses without a breed.]
Aranosian
Arasion


Pavo Equines are a CLOSED breed!
But you may request one by note, i may even allow you to design it yourself.

Pavo equines are (c) myself
Disclaimer! I do not claim rights over a "peacock" horse, however i claim right over any horse who has a peacock tail, Eye spots on the body, and striping in the legs/mane, and feathers behind the ear.