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Part 3.The Champagne gene and its effects on the three base coats.
Part One: The Base Colors [link]
Part Two: The Cream Gene [link]
Part Four: The Dun Gene [link]
Part Five: The Silver Gene [link]
Part Six: White Patterns [link]
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what one would be used for a champagne roan ?
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Roan can appear on any variation of Champagne. They're caused by different genes, so horses can have both at the same time. You can have Classic Champagne Roan, Amber Champagne Roan, or Gold Champagne Roan.
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Hi there I print a horse magazine in Australia for 6-16 year old and would love to feature one of your parts in each quarterly issue. I will credit you of course. Are you able to email me files for print please?> Thanks Emma
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Unfortunately, I lost all of my original files when my last laptop crashed. However I would be happy to discuss pricing for commissioned colour references that would be fit to print. If you're interested, let me know.
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wow! this is very useful! most peeople dont get champagnes right but you did
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think my horse is the gold verison, though he also has dun genetics, he tis very handsome with his stripes and gold eyes(eye in icon)
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