AQHA Dun Perlino Champagne For Sale
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None of those are recessive colors. A horse either is and expresses it, or is not. This colt is a perlino so he WILL pass on his cream gene 100% of the time. He is heterozygous for dun, so he has a 50% chance of passing that on as well. As far as champagne goes, he would have to be tested for that since it's almost impossible to see champagne traits on a cremello or perlino, but if one of his parents also carries the champagne gene, he has a 50% chance of having that as well.
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a) A perlino is a double dilute and will throw cream 100% of the time. One of his parents was dun, so he is heterozygous for the dun gene (Dd). A 50% chance is not accurate, it would be 25% if the dam did not carry dun.
b) A perlino can carry the dun gene, as a perlino is a bay horse with two copies of the cream gene. Bays can carry dun, so yes you can breed a perlino dun. Double dilutes can also carry the champagne gene without expressing it, so this horse could throw a champagne foal.
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I have two comments for you based off of your video info:
a) How does one throw cream 100% of the time and still have a 50% chance of dun?
b) It is not possible to be dun, perlino, and champagne at the same time. Those coats are based off of three very different color dilutions.
Zeus is Homozygous cream which means he will pass that cream to his offspring every time, no matter what the mare's color is. He is Heterozygous for the Dun gene--he will has a 50% chance of passing it, he either will or won't in one particular breeding.
lfwood92 3 years ago