Cremello X Chestnut at Angelica Lewis blog

Cremello X Chestnut. Click on the foal color calculator (image to the left) to determine exactly what 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). This double dilution of chestnut/sorrel results in a color so light as to be almost white. In many cases the coat is described. A cremello is a chestnut lightened twice because of his 2 copies of the dilution creme gene cr+, cr+. Cremello horses have a base coat color of chestnut (i.e. Cremello is simply chestnut plus 2 copies of cream, perlino is bay plus 2 copies of cream, and smokey black is black plus 2 copies. The red base color (chestnut) with a single dilution of cream yields a palomino, and a double dilution produces a cremello. When a bay or black mare that is homozygous for black is bred to. The cream gene is the most common modifier giving us a variety of shades of coat colors, but there are some basics. Thus chestnut is diluted to a cream colour. So what is a cremello? Your next foal will be. A perlino is a bay.

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). A cremello is a chestnut lightened twice because of his 2 copies of the dilution creme gene cr+, cr+. Cremello is simply chestnut plus 2 copies of cream, perlino is bay plus 2 copies of cream, and smokey black is black plus 2 copies. Click on the foal color calculator (image to the left) to determine exactly what color. The red base color (chestnut) with a single dilution of cream yields a palomino, and a double dilution produces a cremello. The cream gene is the most common modifier giving us a variety of shades of coat colors, but there are some basics. A perlino is a bay. Thus chestnut is diluted to a cream colour. In many cases the coat is described. Your next foal will be.

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Cremello X Chestnut In many cases the coat is described. So what is a cremello? A perlino is a bay. Cremello horses have a base coat color of chestnut (i.e. 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). In many cases the coat is described. Thus chestnut is diluted to a cream colour. A cremello is a chestnut lightened twice because of his 2 copies of the dilution creme gene cr+, cr+. The red base color (chestnut) with a single dilution of cream yields a palomino, and a double dilution produces a cremello. Click on the foal color calculator (image to the left) to determine exactly what color. When a bay or black mare that is homozygous for black is bred to. Cremello is simply chestnut plus 2 copies of cream, perlino is bay plus 2 copies of cream, and smokey black is black plus 2 copies. The cream gene is the most common modifier giving us a variety of shades of coat colors, but there are some basics. Your next foal will be. This double dilution of chestnut/sorrel results in a color so light as to be almost white.