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palomino if they are heterozygous,
having one copy of the
cream gene, or
cremello, if they are homozygous. Similarly,
horses with a bay base coat and the...
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breeding the
palomino color can be
created by
crossing a
chestnut with a
cremello.
Palomino is a
Spanish word
meaning juvenile pigeon (the
diminutive of...
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extremely light,
almost cremello, to deep chocolate, but
always with a
white or
flaxen mane and tail. Perlino:
similar to a
cremello, but is
genetically a...
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registers cremellos and
other cream colors as "albino."
Until 1999, the
American Quarter Horse ****ociation (AQHA)
described perlino or
cremello horses as...
- Conversely,
double copies of the
cream gene
create very light-colored
horses (
cremello, perlino, and
smoky cream). Thus, if a
horse with two
cream dilution alleles...
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illness that may be
successfully treated. Double-cream
dilutes such as
cremello, perlinos, and
smoky creams, have cream-colored coats, blue eyes, and pink...
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chestnuts and
chestnuts with
other dilution factors (such as palominos, and
cremello) may
carry the
silver dapple gene, and may p**** it on to
their offspring...
- [citation needed] Some
horses (usually
within the white, spotted, palomino, or
cremello groups of breeds) may show amber, brown,
white and blue all
within the...
- London:
Millwall Football Club.
Retrieved 21 June 2019. "Millwall
confirm Cremello Currency Management as
sleeve and FX partner" (Press release). London:...
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Isabelline and
isabella are
terms applied in
Europe to very pale
palomino or
cremello horses,
animals with a coat
colour that is
variously described as cream...
