"Triple Dilute Champagnes"

Champagne horses whose hair has been diluted three times (including once by champagne).

•  Notes:

  • This ICHR page will deal only with those triple dilutions which include Champagne.

  • When a horse has two of any dominant dilution gene (silver, champagne, dun) it does not look any different than if it had one.

  • To take this into account, two of any dominant gene is counted as "one dilution" for this study.

  • Cream and pearl genes, since they each register separately on the horse's coat, will each be counted separately : each one counts as one dilution.

  • In genetic notation on this page, a blank ( _ ) means that any allele may be present with the same result: for example, Ch__ means "either one or two champagne genes."

  • There have been no combinations of pearl + champagne documented, to date.

 Click here for Champagne + 2 Cream genes (Ch _ , Cr Cr)

Click here for Champagne + 1 Cream + Dun genes (Ch __ , Cr cr, Dn __ )

Champagne + 1 Cream + Silver genes (Ch __, Crcr, Z _ )

 Ridgehavens Cocoa - Classic cream silver:

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