Too many dilutes

[Aubergine]

I've got this girl; I know she's got strong pangare expression & champagne, but the white mane/tail is throwing me off since I don't think either parent carries silver. Her dam might, since she had another foal with strong silver from another stud, but she'd have to be hiding it pretty well.

[Turkmenes]

I've got this girl; I know she's got strong pangare expression & champagne, but the white mane/tail is throwing me off since I don't think either parent carries silver. Her dam might, since she had another foal with strong silver from another stud, but she'd have to be hiding it pretty well.

Looks like Gold Pearl. Chestnut + champagne + 2x pearl. And possibly flaxen.

[BlackOak2]

I've got this girl; I know she's got strong pangare expression & champagne, but the white mane/tail is throwing me off since I don't think either parent carries silver. Her dam might, since she had another foal with strong silver from another stud, but she'd have to be hiding it pretty well.

This horse, first off, appears to be a chestnut base, since both parents are bay, this is a possible outcome. She also looks like a triple dilute (champagne and two creams), but neither parent is cream, so the suspected culprit could be pearl. Skin is pink, but that'll be due to the champagne. Definitely pangare, but no real sign of dun.

This horse, on the sire side is clearly a double dilute, but produced this foal that wasn't offering any dilute at all. So there is pearl at least on the one side.

And then, on the mare side, you have .⚝. Spot that Funk , which you have marked as an Amber Pearl Pangare (I would agree with the pangare, but question the overall gene makeup, for curiosities sake, quite a unique color, overall and yet still the most likely color combination) and appears to be the other culprit.

So, your horse is a triple dilute pearl.
At least, that would be my assumption.

[Aubergine]

Thank you both!