Genetic Formulas and Color Definitions
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Bay | E/- | A/- | d/d | ch/ch | z/z | cr/cr | prl/prl |
Chestnut | e/e | -/- | d/d | ch/ch | -/- | cr/cr | prl/prl |
Black | E/- | a/a | d/d | ch/ch | z/z | cr/cr | prl/prl |
Bay dun | E/- | A/- | D/- | ch/ch | z/z | cr/cr | prl/prl |
Red dun | e/e | -/- | D/- | ch/ch | -/- | cr/cr | prl/prl |
Grullo | E/- | a/a | D/- | ch/ch | z/z | cr/cr | prl/prl |
Amber champagne | E/- | A/- | d/d | CH/- | z/z | cr/cr | prl/prl |
Gold champagne | e/e | -/- | d/d | CH/- | -/- | cr/cr | prl/prl |
Classic champagne | E/- | a/a | d/d | CH/- | z/z | cr/cr | prl/prl |
Silver bay | E/- | A/- | d/d | ch/ch | Z/- | cr/cr | prl/prl |
Silver black | E/- | a/a | d/d | ch/ch | Z/- | cr/cr | prl/prl |
Buckskin | E/- | A/- | d/d | ch/ch | z/z | CR/cr | prl/prl |
Perlino | E/- | A/- | d/d | ch/ch | z/z | CR/CR | prl/prl |
Palomino | e/e | -/- | d/d | ch/ch | z/z | CR/cr | prl/prl |
Cremello | e/e | -/- | d/d | ch/ch | z/z | CR/CR | prl/prl |
Bay pearl | E/- | A/- | d/d | ch/ch | z/z | cr/cr | PRL/prl |
Bay double pearl | E/- | A/- | d/d | ch/ch | z/z | cr/cr | PRL/PRL |
Chestnut pearl | e/e | -/- | d/d | ch/ch | z/z | cr/cr | PRL/prl |
Apricot | e/e | -/- | d/d | ch/ch | z/z | cr/cr | PRL/PRL |
Black pearl | E/- | a/a | d/d | ch/ch | z/z | cr/cr | PRL/prl |
Black double pearl | E/- | a/a | d/d | ch/ch | z/z | cr/cr | PRL/PRL |
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