Silver grey standards, with faint veining that blends from golden brown at the base to blue-violet at the edge.  Golden tan falls have a faint blush of burgundy over the blade, a burgundy-black beard and burgundy stippling that looks like a large, round signal from just a short distance away.  The pattern of solid signals on solid falls has long been popular, but most of this type have a tendency to fleck. In decades past, flecking was considered not just a typical arilbred trait but even a desirable one.  More recently, it has fallen out of favor.  This type of signal is not as crisp, but I have found that the flowers from veined & stippled lines are much less prone to flecking and thus more consistent in performance.  An OGB from Sandy Dandy X Whirlwind Romance.

The name Attaboy has been  reserved and this is scheduled for introduction in 2005 by Malevil Gardens.