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	Champagne - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Champagne (province) - a region in France, ruled in the past by the Counts of Champagne
		Champagne (color) - several shades of yellow or beige, derived from the typical color of the beverage (see above).
		Champagne is also the name or part of the name of several communes:
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Champagne (163 words)

	Champagne (province) Encyclopedia Articles @ VeryGoodCredit.com (Very Good Credit) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Until 1284 the County of Champagne was in essence an independent territory, whose count nominally owed fealty to the king of France.
		It was to the interest of the Count of Champagne, virtually independent of his nominal suzerain, the King of France, to extend the liberties and prerogatives of the towns.
		Traditional historians have dated the decline of the Champagne fairs to the conquest of Champagne by Philip the Bold in 1273 and Champagne's subsequent inclusion within the Crown of France by Philip IV in 1284.
	encyclopedia.localcolorart.com /encyclopedia/Champagne_(province) (525 words)

	Equine coat color genetics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Regarding references to melanin (pigment or coloring): There are two chemically distinct types of melanin, the red–yellow phaeomelanin and the brown–fl eumelanin.
		A champagne horse is born with a darker foal coat that lightens with maturity.
		This gene is inferred and the inference is disputed.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Equine_coat_color_genetics (1201 words)

	Champagne Gaits - Color Chart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		In the lighter colors, the sorrel is often confused with palomino, which along with the sorrel is a dilution of the chestnut heritage.
		Champagne is determined by a dominant gene and intensity of color may be subject to the control of a recessive allele.
		The basic coat color (bay, fl, chestnut, etc.) of the roan horse is silvered by a mixture of white hairs, intermingled from birth with the darker hairs of the base color.
	www.champagnegaits.com /color_chart.htm (1397 words)

	Fancy Colored Champagne Diamonds: Diamond Source of Virginia Loose Diamonds Education
		The "colorless", champagne, and fancy color diamonds are all "real", legitimate diamonds, differentiated only by their color and rarity (especially in the case of the pink, blue, and green fancy color stones, for example).
		The "colorless", champagne, and fancy color diamonds are all cut and polished according to the same criteria, and then graded according to the same standards for carat weight, clarity and cut.
		Champagne diamonds are graded according to a simpler C1-C7 color scale created by the Champagne Diamond Registry in the early 1990's.
	www.diamondsourceva.com /Education/ColoredDiamonds/colored-diamonds-champagne.asp (382 words)

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		Horses from the "champagne" dilution are born with bright blue eyes which are much lighter than the grayish-blue, navy blue, or steel colored eyes many foals from other dilutes are born with.
		In horses of questionable color, unless there is an accurate record of the horse made since foaling showing the bright blue eyes at birth, pinkish or mottled skin, and darker foal coat color shedding out lighter, I would hesitate to classify the horse as a champagne.
		The color of the sire is not mentioned, but there are good pictures of Skipablue San Poco (Grace) as a foal showing her champagne characteristics, her dorsal stripe, and pictures of the dam.
	members.aol.com /battyatty/champagne.htm (1914 words)

	Horse Colors (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Champagne colored horses are born with bright pink skin which remains pink their entire life.
		What really distinguishes the champagne color from other colors is that champagne foals are born with bright blue eyes.
		Champagne colored foals are born with a darker coat than their future adult coat will be, and all Champagne horses have at least 1 Champagne parent.
	www.jazzhorses.com /horse_colors.htm (888 words)

	Champange and Creme Dilution Genes
		A champagne foal is the color of its basecoat (fl, bay, or chestnut) at birth, with light blue or green eyes.
		Champagne Lady Diane, a classic champagne mare that inspired the name of the "champagne" color, is registered as a chestnut.
		An ivory champagne horse is a horse with one crème dilution gene and one champagne dilution gene - basically, the horse is heterozygous champagne and heterozygous creme.
	www.brownridgefarm.com /champagne_creme.htm (1269 words)

	Champagne Page
		The champagne allele dilutes fl pigment to shades of chocolaty brown and red pigment to shades of yellow.
		Another peculiarity of the champagne color is that they are frequently born dark and then lighten.
		As a result of writing a color proposal for acceptance of champagne to the color registry of APHA I was able to trace the lineage of Good Gold Almighty back to Iowa.
	bates_farms.tripod.com /chtoc.html (679 words)

	Champagne Colors
		This exotic and rare Champagne colored horses truly has an appropriate name that fits the sparkle of fine champagne wines, which is known for the varieties of colours, and makes it a time for celebrating a new found colored horse.
		About: Champagne color is a simple dominate dilution gene, dominant means, if a horse carries the gene, it will show characteristics and its own identity is separate from the creme dilutes that create palominos, buckskins and smokey fl.
		Champagne gene acting on one or two genes on the chestnut, or sorrel, base color.
	www.thundervalleywalkers.com /puffchampagnes.html (859 words)

	The Champagne Connection - the Basic Champagne Colors
		The foal at right is SW Champagne Class, a "Self Gold" Champagne This is a shade of a Golden Champagne color, most similar to a dark red dun, but without any dun factor.
		The champagne color is a dominate dilute gene that works similar to the other dilutes found in Quarter Horses.
		the colors of champagne, Classics tend to be an uneven color in the body, having highlights in the flank or fine hair areas.
	premierpub.com /crossroads/champagne/basic-colors.htm (769 words)

	Color of Diamonds for Grading: Diamond Chart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Below is a Diamond Color Master Grading Set showing the full color range, from a D all the way to a Z. You would never need a color grading set that goes this far, but this is an striking example of how extreme the range can be.
		The lower colors "M" through "Z" have an increasing amount of yellow tint, ranging through the off colors and ending at the end of the scale, beyond which diamonds are considered to have a fancy yellow color.
		Do not accept the term fancy for any diamond you purchase unless it is accompanied by an origin of color report and a diamond grading report from a recognized gemological lab that identifies the stone as being of natural color origin and truly fancy in color.
	www.diamonddoctor.com /diamond-color-grading.html (829 words)

	Colors and Definitions
		The foals are born a normal color, which lightens when they shed their foal coat, rather than darkens as with other dilutes.
		DAPPLE GRAY - a horse that is going from a darker color to a lighter one, where the darker color is still showing in a circular pattern, usually on the hindquarters and upper legs.
		CARAMEL - the darkest shade of palomino, the color of caramel, with the white mane and tail.
	www.angelfire.com /wi/foreverfarms/colors.html (1468 words)

	Step N Out Stable
		The Champagne gene is a dominant dilution gene.
		The traits of the champagne horse are the mottling or freckles that appear around the eyes, on the muzzle, on the sheath area or udder and under the tail.
		It is becoming easier to distinguish the champagne horse from the others as the champagne gene must be present from one of the parents.
	www.whoahorse.com /stepnouttwh/Champagne_Info.htm (693 words)

	Champagne Walkers
		The champagne gene in the equine is gradually becoming recognized and accepted in various breed registries.
		Amber champagnes are bay-based horses with the champagne gene.
		Pumpkin colored skin is not considered champagne nor is the mottled skin seen in appaloosas.
	www.champagnewalkers.com /genetics.html (720 words)

	Champagne Gaits - Tenessee Walkers For Sale (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Champagne coats tend to be darker in winter than in summer, and to have reverse (dark) dapples, if any.
		Champagne is not the same as the cream gene, another dilution gene, which produces the palomino, buckskin, cremello and perlino colors.
		The Champagne gene, though similar in some ways to the cream gene, is different in several significant, predictable, and consistent ways.
	www.champagnegaits.com /genes_and_traits.htm (394 words)

	All Tennessee Walking Horse Champagne Color and Tennessee Walking Horse FAQS
		Colors run the full spectrum from fl to white as well as spotted.
		Classic is a beautiful Taupe/Brown color (the color of a Weimaraner dog) like nothing else you have ever seen.
		Their skin is pink when born, but slowly begins to freckle in varying degrees on the muzzle, around the eyes, in between and under back legs, and anywhere that the hair is fine and skin is visible.
	www.eveningshadefarm.com /questions.htm (857 words)

	Champagne Characteristics - Eye Color
		Reminder - colors* are not always accurate from computer-to-computer, and may show up on your screen slightly differently than the color of the actual horse, photograph or original scan..
		The eye color begins to change to hazel (light brown or greenish-brown) by yearling age or so, and the eyes may continue to darken as the horse ages, although they never do seem to get as dark as a “normal” brown horse eye.
		Not all blue-eyed foals are Champagne related - here’s a smoky fl filly and a blue-eyed miniature horse foal...
	www.champagnehorses.net /champagne_characteristics_-_ey.htm (268 words)

	Champagne Horse Color - International Champagne Horse Registry - Information about and Registering Champagne color ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		You can learn more about the various champagne colors, and see more examples of them, by clicking on the "Colors" button, at the left.
		It also lightens the skin color, to bright pink (still with pigment) at birth, toning down later to a more muted pinkish color that may tan, with darker freckling*.
		A DNA test to determine the presence or absence of the champagne gene is not yet available.
	www.ichregistry.com /ichr_index.htm (767 words)

	Varieties of Effects of the Champagne Gene
		Depending upon which base colors and other color modifiers are present in a horse with a Champagne gene, the appearance of the horse varies.
		The body is a golden color, usually with a white mane and tail.
		Since "Ivory" is not the result of the Champagne gene on a base color, but a combination, just as champagne with dun or tobiano or silver are combinations, the ICHR no longer considers it the name of an actual champagne color.
	www.ichregistry.com /colors.htm (671 words)

	phorum - Hot Trends - color scheme (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Choosing your colors to coordinate with the ceremony location is a very smart thing to do because it makes it appear that the dark room really isn't all that dark when everything is coordinated together creating a well thought out decor.
		When deciding on a color, the bride’s mother should choose a dress that looks good with her skin tone and complements the overall wedding colors.
		Champagne may be a good color for you, but may not be for her.
	www.marilynskeepsakes.com /forum/read.php-f-3-i-429-t-429 (1885 words)

	AFRMA Fancy Mice - Selfs
		CHAMPAGNE - Color is a clean warm beige, enhanced by a pinkish cast running throughout the coat, like that of sparkling champagne.
		CREAM - Color is a pale yellow, similar to that of rich dairy cream or vanilla ice cream.
		IVORY - Color is white with a pale yellow hue.
	www.afrma.org /miceself.htm (512 words)

	Champagne Characteristics - Eye Color
		The eye color of a champagne foal is bright blue.
		By the time the foal is three months old, the color may begin to change to green, and then gold.
		The shot at left is a wonderful example of the mottling that can be seen on the skin around the eye, as well as the greenish-gold coloring of the adult champagne's eyes.
	www.chboa.com /characteristics/eyes.html (103 words)

	Ok, What do I expect from this breeding??????? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The gold champagnes are called flaxen or self gold depending on the color of their mane & tail.
		If both of the parents are heterozygous (carry one copy of the gene) for champagne, you have a 25% chance of getting a chestnut, a 50% chance of a heterozygous champagne, and a 25% chance of a homozygous champagne.
		Since the champagne gene does not seem to be different in appearance if the horse has one copy or two copies of the gene the only way to know if an individual is homozygous is test breeding.
	www.gaitedhorses.net /messageboard/1108.shtml (1191 words)

	The Champagne Connection - Facts About the Rare Champagne Coat Color in Quarter Horse and Other Western Breeds
		We at HorsesOnly.com are delighted that she is joining our team to acquaint us with a fascinating coat color which has been around for a long time, but not recognized by most horse people.
		Hopefully, much more will be learned about the inheritance of the Champagne color, including which bloodlines have been it's source in the Quarter Horse and Paint breeds.
		The champagne coat has a high metallic shine and is very reflective in the sun.
	horsesonly-com.whykansas.com /crossroads/champagne (892 words)

	refinishing
		Since many of the original colors don't necessarily match one another for a variety of reasons, my refinished pieces may not be a perfect fit with something you already have either.
		The corner cabinet still has it's original Champagne color which is considered the most common shade of the Champagne - a perfect blend of the vintage pink Champagne color and the authentic orange shade of aged Champagne.
		The drawer is from an M538 nightstand refinished to match the original Wheat color on the table.
	www.strictlyheywake.com /refinish.htm (352 words)

	CHBOA Classifieds
		Pushin Champagne Passion is an amber champagne and has the characteristic blue eyes and pink skin associated with that gene.
		Location: Quittman, TX Goldie's Champagne Glow was purchased as a yearling with intent to add her to our broodmare band if she matured into a quality mare.
		Boozer, was purchased to bring spots, champagne color and old time bloodlines to the breeding program at Lumbertown Farm He is a grandson of both Go Boy's Gold Insignia and Sun's Remembrance, a direct son of Midnight Sun.
	www.chboa.com /sales.html (1261 words)

	Oozing Goo Lava Line - "What color is Champagne Mist?" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Elegant colors (the model was termed that because the ads says "Elegant...." and they are - they're really Enchantress but that's a great prefix to differentiate them from the later conical sort) all had "mist" liquid - that is, made to be hazy.
		It existed on the Century in 1965 (replacing the earlier cream/lavendar color in late '65) and, in 66, was one color, along with red/clear and green/blue, offered on Aristocrat, Decorator, Consort, Princess, Empress, Regency, Nite Lit, Prayer Lites, Continental and Savoy, and Imperial.
		In 1968, it was replaced by orange/yellow (an original Century color) on all models except the Continental.
	www.archibot.com /dcforum_oozinggoo/DCForumID1/706.html (1433 words)

	Champagne HQ - Champagne Color
		Discusses the Champagne gene, which is primarily found in Tennessee Walking Horses, Missouri Foxtrotters,...
		Champagne in a Tin Cup: Uptown Butte and the Stories Behind the...
		Color washing, home improvement, paint and glazing techniques a one...
	www.champagnehq.com /champagnecolor (370 words)

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