This message is from: "Sarah Vogeley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Mary; The cremello coat color is a result of two contributing dilute genes, therefore it cannot be further diluted. If you breed two cremellos, you have a 100% chance of producing a cremello offspring. I understand that the cremello Fjord colt pictured on the NFHR site has been gelded. I'm sure he's quite beautiful! I'd love to see how he looks when he matures; I'm a big fan of creme colored horses! Not for breeding for the color, but the beauty of the color itself.
Sarah Vogeley New Forest Farm Charlottesville, Virginia ---------- >From: Mary Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: The 'kvittRe: White Fjords >Date: Mon, Oct 11, 1999, 1:26 AM > > The 'kvitt' Fjord looks exactly like a cremello color in other breeds. It > is not possible to register these in AQHA and many other registries. How > does the Fjord registry handle this, and have people tried breeding them to > dilute color?
