yankee_minis
Well-Known Member
Wondering if a particular horse is either cremello or perlino.
If you breed a double dilute horse to a sorrel horse and get a buckskin, does that mean the double dilute horse hasto be a perlino?
Facts:
A cremello is the double cream gene on a chestnut horse.
A perlino is the double cream gene on a bay horse. (also has the agouti gene)
A smoky cream is a double cream gene on a black horse.
A palomino has one cream gene on chestnut.
A buckskin has one cream gene on bay. (also has the agouti gene)
A smoky black has one cream gene on black.
If you breed a double dilute horse to a sorrel horse and get a buckskin, does that mean the double dilute horse hasto be a perlino?
Facts:
A cremello is the double cream gene on a chestnut horse.
A perlino is the double cream gene on a bay horse. (also has the agouti gene)
A smoky cream is a double cream gene on a black horse.
A palomino has one cream gene on chestnut.
A buckskin has one cream gene on bay. (also has the agouti gene)
A smoky black has one cream gene on black.