Cremello X Chestnut at Debbie Kwong blog

Cremello X Chestnut. The only explanation for the foal coming out buckskin. Of genotype ee, e a e a or ee a at the extension locus) and are homozygous for the c cr allele at the c locus (the cream dilution gene). The bay base color (black + the agouti gene) with a single dilution yields a buckskin, and a double dilution produces a perlino. There are no dorsal stripes or other black markings with a cream dilution of a chestnut. Color genetics is often used to determine the parents of the feral chincoteague foals. If the cross is chestnut x cremello you will always get a palomino. Cremello horses have a base coat color of chestnut (i.e. Horses can be cremello (a light cream color), chestnut (a brownish color), or palomino (a golden color. The below lists the parent colors and the possible foal. Thus chestnut is diluted to a cream Cremello stallion crossed with a palomino mare = 50% palomino and 50% cremello foal The red base color (chestnut) with a single dilution of cream yields a palomino, and a double dilution produces a cremello.

The only explanation for the foal coming out buckskin. Horses can be cremello (a light cream color), chestnut (a brownish color), or palomino (a golden color. Color genetics is often used to determine the parents of the feral chincoteague foals. The below lists the parent colors and the possible foal. Of genotype ee, e a e a or ee a at the extension locus) and are homozygous for the c cr allele at the c locus (the cream dilution gene). Thus chestnut is diluted to a cream There are no dorsal stripes or other black markings with a cream dilution of a chestnut. The red base color (chestnut) with a single dilution of cream yields a palomino, and a double dilution produces a cremello. The bay base color (black + the agouti gene) with a single dilution yields a buckskin, and a double dilution produces a perlino. If the cross is chestnut x cremello you will always get a palomino.

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Cremello X Chestnut The below lists the parent colors and the possible foal. Cremello horses have a base coat color of chestnut (i.e. Horses can be cremello (a light cream color), chestnut (a brownish color), or palomino (a golden color. Of genotype ee, e a e a or ee a at the extension locus) and are homozygous for the c cr allele at the c locus (the cream dilution gene). There are no dorsal stripes or other black markings with a cream dilution of a chestnut. The only explanation for the foal coming out buckskin. The below lists the parent colors and the possible foal. The red base color (chestnut) with a single dilution of cream yields a palomino, and a double dilution produces a cremello. The bay base color (black + the agouti gene) with a single dilution yields a buckskin, and a double dilution produces a perlino. Cremello stallion crossed with a palomino mare = 50% palomino and 50% cremello foal Color genetics is often used to determine the parents of the feral chincoteague foals. Thus chestnut is diluted to a cream If the cross is chestnut x cremello you will always get a palomino.