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some form of light champagne?
Ghost FMS
^Need some help with this boy's color. I was thinking Amber cream at first but he appears to be too light to be that-correct me if i'm wrong!
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This is his dam- His dam's color throws me a little off too since she appears to be champagne but also has dapples.
This is his sire-his sire also is varnishing-not sure if Ghost will pick up that trait as well or not yet.
^Need some help with this boy's color. I was thinking Amber cream at first but he appears to be too light to be that-correct me if i'm wrong!
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This is his dam- His dam's color throws me a little off too since she appears to be champagne but also has dapples.
This is his sire-his sire also is varnishing-not sure if Ghost will pick up that trait as well or not yet.
Re: some form of light champagne?
I think amber cream is correct.
Daisy is probably black + 2 Cream + Champagne + Silver. Smoky Cream + Silver makes for this light dappled colour and she definitely has Champagne (freckles).
Yes, he will start to varnish, he probably already did. All horses with Leopard Complex do. :)
Edit: Sorry, I vote classic cream! The tan spots you can see on him could be due to appaloosa bronzing. At about 1 year old he looked very classic cream-y.
Daisy is probably black + 2 Cream + Champagne + Silver. Smoky Cream + Silver makes for this light dappled colour and she definitely has Champagne (freckles).
Yes, he will start to varnish, he probably already did. All horses with Leopard Complex do. :)
Edit: Sorry, I vote classic cream! The tan spots you can see on him could be due to appaloosa bronzing. At about 1 year old he looked very classic cream-y.
Last edited by nyraeia on Wed Feb 17, 2016 4:32 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: some form of light champagne?
Sire is bay with a blanket.
Dam is silver classic cream champagne. Daisy definitely does not have two cream genes, double dilutes always have light eyes and she has produced non-dilute offspring.
Their colt classic cream champagne with a blanket.
Dam is silver classic cream champagne. Daisy definitely does not have two cream genes, double dilutes always have light eyes and she has produced non-dilute offspring.
Their colt classic cream champagne with a blanket.
Re: some form of light champagne?
Thanks so much for the help Syn and nyraeia!! 
yeah the varnish trait is starting to drive me crazy haha
yeah the varnish trait is starting to drive me crazy haha