sorrel/white pinto bred to cremello

[Lori]

Breeding a sorrel pinto mare with a cremello, what color foal could she throw? Thanks. Lori

 

[love_casper]

Either a palomino or a palomino pinto, depending on if the mare is homozygous for the pinto or not (carrying one gene for it or two).

 

[chandab]

True sorrel to true cremello, then only palomino will be produced, with or without pinto.

Now if they sorrel is actually a silver bay, and the cremello another double dilute (pelino or smokey cream); well then that opens a whole world of possiblities. Buckskin, smokey black, palomino; all with or without silver added and all with or without pinto added.

 

[MBhorses]

here is the results from animal genetics

[SIZE=12pt]Sire Color: Chestnut/Sorrel [/SIZE]

Agouti:
aa, Aa, AATobiano:
nn Red Factor:
eeLWO:
nnCream:
nnSabino:
nnSilver:
nnSplash:
nnDun:
ddRoan:
rrChampagne:
nnGray:
gg[SIZE=12pt]Dam Color: Cremello [/SIZE]Agouti:
aa, Aa, AATobiano: [/COLOR]
nn Red Factor:
eeLWO:
nnCream:
CrCrSabino:
nnSilver:
nnSplash:
nnDun:
ddRoan:
rrChampagne:
nnGray:
gg 


[SIZE=10pt]Details:[/SIZE] Palomino

 


ee/Aa/nCr = 50.0000%


ee/AA/nCr = 25.0000%


ee/aa/nCr = 25.0000%


[SIZE=10pt]Details:[/SIZE] All

 


ee/Aa/nCr = 50.0000%


ee/AA/nCr = 25.0000%


ee/aa/nCr = 25.0000%


[SIZE=12pt]Offspring Color Probability[/SIZE]

 




[SIZE=14pt]100.00% - [/SIZE]
[SIZE=12pt]Palomino [/SIZE] 


http://www.equinetesting.com/CCalculator1.asp

 

 

 

[Jill]

Chanda pointed out exactly what I was going to -- the silver bay possibility

Here is a page you will probably enjoy. It is an equine color calculator. I used it for my potential 2008 babies:

http://www.animalgenetics.us/CCalculator1.asp