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Gene Modifiers Pearl On Single Dilutes Pearl dilution is a recessive gene that can only carry the Phenotype if the horse carries Dominant for Creme. For a horse to be pearl of any kind, they must have the recessive alleles: prlprl. Smokey Black Pearl ~ Occurs on a horse with a Black base who also carries a Creme gene. 
Palomino Pearl ~ Occurs on a horse with Chestnut base who also carries a Creme gene. 
Buckskin Pearl ~ Occurs on a horse with a Bay base that also carries a Creme gene. 
Brown Buckskin Pearl ~ Occurs on a horse with a Brown base coat that carries a Creme gene. 
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Double Gene Modifiers Dun on Single Creme Dilutions Dun will only occur on non-Smokey Creme dilutions such as Palomino and Buckskin. Dunskin ~ Dunskin occurs when there is a Buckskin horse that carries the Dun gene. Variations also occur depending on the base coat. 
Brown Dunskin ~ Occurs on a Brown base with the Creme dilution and whilst carrying the Dun gene. 
Buttermilk Dunskin ~ Occurs on a (possible Light) Bay base with the Creme dilution whilst carrying the Dun gene. 
Dunalino ~ This occurs on a Palomino horse that carries the Dun gene. 
Chocolate Dunalino ~ A Creme gene on top of a (possible Dark Liver or Liver) Chestnut coat that carries a Dun gene. 
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Brown buckskin isn't because of mahogany. Brown buskin is a brown horse with a copy of creme. E__ At__ CcrC |
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Jericho Stables said:
Brown buckskin isn't because of mahogany. Brown buskin is a brown horse with a copy of creme. E__ At__ CcrC
Ah, thank you! My mistake! ^^ |
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Clear with Temps dropping into the Teens
