International Champagne Horse Registry

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Champagne plus Silver

Silver causes black manes & tails to lighten to a silvery flaxen or gray, and lightens the bodies of black-based horses a little.  When combined with black-based Champagne colors, it lightens the manes, tails and bodies somewhat more than the champagne gene alone.  It can be seen in these examples from ICHR's online stud book (registry).

ICHR #0127

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Goldie
QH/Shetland cross(?)
Amber silver
Amy Stein;
Pennsylvania
Dam of #32; (Unknown line.)
PEDIGREE

 

ICHR #0032

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Pawnee
Quarter Pony colt
Amber silver
Laurie Border;
Pennsylvania
PEDIGREE

 

0128

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Maestro's Bardic Gold
Half-Welsh colt
 Amber (T) silver
Amy Stein; Pennsylvania
His dam is #127 and his half-brother is #32
PEDIGREE

 

 

 

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Please be sure you include all requested info in your email.About emailing the ICHR:  Horse color questions cannot be answered without the horse's breed and registered name, if any.  Due to the extensive research conducted by the ICHR, we are usually able to determine if a horse has champagne in its pedigree by recognizing the names of ancestors we have determined were actually champagne.  These champagne sources are listed in the right column of each entry in our stud book!

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