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Champagne Plus Cream:
GOLD CREAM
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Red (chestnut/sorrel) + 1 Cream + Champagne = Gold Cream
If a Gold horse has one cream gene from either parent, it's a Gold
cream. Top left, Chenoa, when she was owned by Tara Novotny. Top right, Brooke's Wind Dancer
TWH stud owned by Renee
Woodward. Bottom left, Banner,
TWH/QH cross gelding, near Cincinnati, Ohio. Bottom right, Sundance Lasan, GOLD CREAM AQHA stud, owned
by Chuck Harrell of Texas.
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AMBER CREAM
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Bay + 1 Cream + Champagne = Amber Cream
If an Amber Champagne horse has one cream gene from either parent, it's an Amber
cream. At left, Sugar Champagne Lace, AQHA filly owned by this
webmaster; at right, Skipper Dee Doc Ivory. The mane and tail can
range from brown, as on Ivory, to extremely frosted, as on Sugar.
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SABLE CREAM
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Seal Brown + 1 Cream + Champagne = Sable Cream
If a Sable Champagne horse has one cream gene from either parent, it's a Sable
cream. At left, Kya, an AQHA filly owned by Tara Novotnoy. At right,
a sable cream owned by a friend of Judy
Struempf.
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CLASSIC CREAM
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Black + 1 Cream + Champagne = Classic Cream
If a Classic Champagne horse has one cream gene from either parent, it's a
Classic cream. At left, Topaz Merry Go,
Tennessee Walking Horse stallion, owned by Bill Howes of Canada. At
right, Vanzi Te N Te Glo, Quarter Horse filly owned by Kaeden Novotny of
Arizona .
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NEWLY DOCUMENTED COMBINATION !
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Any Color + 2 Cream genes + Champagne = Double Cream Champagne.
This horse will look practically white, with very pale pink skin and
hardly any freckles. It must have a Cream Champagne parent and a
Cream parent. It will always throw a cream gene and should produce Cream
Champagnes as well.
At left, Legacy's Frontier Gold Tennessee Walking Horse colt, a Gold
Double Cream (Cremello Champagne) owned by Edna Edwards of Utah.
For the full article on this research, click here:
Double Cream Champagne
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