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Champagne Plus Cream

See also:   Triple Dilutes Double Cream Champagne


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

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

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 .


NEWLY DOCUMENTED COMBINATION !

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 one cream gene and should produce Cream Champagnes as well.  These two have tested CrCr, and have each produced at least one cream champagne foal.

At left, Legacy's Frontier Gold Tennessee Walking Horse colt, a Gold Double Cream (Cremello Champagne) owned by Edna Edwards of Utah; and at right, Wind D.’s Thunder, another Tennessee Walking Horse stallion. He is owned by Leroy Summers, and was bred by Renee Woodward, both of whom are from Kentucky.

For the full article on this research, with more pictures, click here:  Double Cream Champagne

Triple Dilutes Double Cream Champagne

+ Cream + Pinto / Paint + Gray + Dun + Appaloosa + Silver

 

 

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