Hmmm. It's Dr. Huey from Oklahoma. In pinstripes.
It looks like the color is exactly that of Dr. H. And the rose is about the size of Oklahoma, but not quite as rigidly high-centered.
Is it remotely possible that some of the genetic material from rootstock got mixed up with material from OK? (I know it almost never happens, but that could be different from absolutely never.)
Could the stripes be caused by a virus? Or is that a phenomenon only known in tulips.
