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Gold Champagne
A gold champagne horse is a horse with a chestnut (a.k.a. red) base coat and the champagne gene. This dilutes the colour to a golden yellow tone.
Black non-dun1
Non-dun1, also called nd1 is a mutation on the dun gene that causes the horse to have a dark dorsal stripe on its back. With black horses however, this may be a lot more difficult to notice.
Bay non-dun1
Non-dun1, also called nd1 is a mutation on the dun gene that causes the horse to have a dark dorsal stripe on its back.
Chestnut non-dun1
Non-dun1, also called nd1 is a mutation on the dun gene that causes the horse to have a dark dorsal stripe on its back.
Black Dun (Grullo/a)
Black dun is a black-based coat lightened by the dun gene. It is also known as grullo or grulla, which refers to the soft greyish tone of this colour. The body lightens to a mousegrey or steel shade, while the mane, tail, and primitive markings remain dark.
Brown Dun
Brown dun is a seal brown (also called: seal bay) base coat lightened by the dun gene. It creates a darker version of bay dun, with a smoky brown body and black points. Because of their deeper shading, the primitive markings can be harder to see.
Bay Dun (Classic Dun)
Bay dun, also called classic dun or zebra dun, is a bay base coat lightened by the dun gene. It gives the horse a golden or sandy body with dark points and clear primitive markings.
Chestnut Dun (Red Dun)
Chestnut dun, also called red dun, is a chestnut base coat lightened by the dun gene. The result is a soft orange-red or apricot shade with slightly darker points and primitive markings.
Buckskin Pearl
Buckskin pearl is a bay-based coat affected by one copy of the cream gene and one copy of the pearl gene. The result is a soft golden or sandy tone that looks lighter and smoother than a regular buckskin coat.
Smoky Black Pearl
Smoky black pearl is a black-based coat affected by one copy of the cream allele and one copy of the pearl allele. The result is a soft tan or dark beige shade that can look very similar to a faded black or dark buckskin coat.
Palomino Pearl
Palomino pearl is a chestnut-based coat affected by one copy of the cream allele and one copy of the pearl allele. The result is a soft golden or ivory shade, usually quite a bit lighter and smoother than a regular palomino coat.