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	"SIMPLE" Coat Color Genetics for Arabian Horse Breeders
		Rather foals are born with a coat color (bay, chestnut, etc.), then they either turn gray or they don't.
		Coat Color Genetics, by Bowling, Ann T., Veterinary Genetics Laboratory, School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California, Davis, California 95616-8744.
		The gene for Bay coloring "B" may be considered dominant to chestnut "c".
	www.paha.org /oasis/97/genetics.htm

	IALHA - International Andalusian & Lusitano Horse Association
		Roan: The basic coat color (bay, black, chestnut, ect) of the roan horse is silvered by a mixture of white hairs, intermingled from birth with the darker hairs of the base color.
		Genetics of Coat Color of Horses (Univ. of Missouri)
		Also, I wouldn't agree that the two basic colors are chestnut and bay, rather, the two basic pigments are black and red, and these are modified by genes to produce the various colors discussed.
	www.ialha.org /new/features/articles/ColorGenetics.php

	Stanley's Pride - Equine Color Genetics
		In cases where the foal coat on the legs is replaced by chestnut hair and the foal's mane and tail are not black, the foal will usually be chestnut.
		Since most Tennessee Walking Horses are registered as foals between the ages of three to six months, it is sometimes difficult to relate the color of the foal coat to that of the maturing horse after the shedding of its birthday fuzz.
		Another rule of equine genetics is that a foal will never turn grey unless one parent is grey.
	www.stanleyspride.com /twh/basics/colors.htm

	Chestnut - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Chestnut is also used as an adjective to describe a certain colour of coat in horses that resembles the colour of the chestnut nut.
		Chestnuts (Castanea), including the chinkapins, are a genus of eight or nine species of trees and shrubs in the beech family Fagaceae, native to warm temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere.
		To preserve chestnuts to eat through the winter, they must be made perfectly dry after they come out of their green husk; then put into a box or a barrel mixed with, and covered over by, fine and dry sand, three parts of sand to one part of chestnuts.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chestnut (638 words)

	Chestnut - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Chestnut is also used as an adjective to describe a certain colour of coat in horses that resembles the colour of the chestnut nut.
		Chestnuts (Castanea), including the chinkapins, are a genus of eight or nine species of trees and shrubs in the beech family Fagaceae, native to warm temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere.
		To preserve chestnuts to eat through the winter, they must be made perfectly dry after they come out of their green husk; then put into a box or a barrel mixed with, and covered over by, fine and dry sand, three parts of sand to one part of chestnuts.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chestnut (639 words)

	Chestnut - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Chestnut is also used as an adjective to describe a certain colour of coat in horses that resembles the colour of the chestnut nut.
		Chestnuts (Castanea), including the chinkapins, are a genus of eight or nine species of trees and shrubs in the beech family Fagaceae, native to warm temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere.
		To preserve chestnuts to eat through the winter, they must be made perfectly dry after they come out of their green husk; then put into a box or a barrel mixed with, and covered over by, fine and dry sand, three parts of sand to one part of chestnuts.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chestnut (563 words)

	Red Factor test
		It would be pointless to test colts from sorrel, chestnut, red dun or palomino mares since their dams with a certainty will have provided them with the red factor gene, by definition of a recessive trait.
		The coat color nomenclature for the horse has been changed to correspond to that assigned to the mouse, for which abundant information is available.
		Most horse breeds contain both sorrels and chestnuts (the red factor colors) as well as blacks, bay and browns (the black factor colors), although a few breeds have only blacks (Friesians) or only reds (Suffolks).
	www.vgl.ucdavis.edu /~lvmillon/redtest.htm (1695 words)

	Equusite.com - Coat Colors and Patterns: chestnut horse color
		Chestnuts range from light yellowish brown to a golden-reddish or dark liver color.
		Flaxen chestnuts are a chestnut colored body with a light flaxen (cream/off-white) colored mane and tail.
		Chestnut, (also known as "sorrel"), is reddish brown.
	www.equusite.com /articles/basics/colors/colorsChestnut.shtml (1695 words)

	Untitled Document
		DOUBLE COAT´S NEWTON F02.10.16 e SV-01 Chestnut Hills Mallard u Double Coat´s Purdy uppf CandK.
		Excellent young bitch of correct proportion through out Excellent head length of neck, body angulation front and rear Typical of breed Excellent coat Moves well A dog to be proud of.
		Seemingly giving larger puppies than her self with excellent coats and good movements good temperament A group to be proud of
	www.chesapeake.nu /resultat/Kritiker2003.htm (1695 words)

	Foxtrotters of Color
		Silver Dapple is a color expressed dominant "Z" gene which has an unique effect on various base coat colors visible on dark bodied horse usually black to light chocolate with black points, but not expressed (visible) on chestnuts, sorrel and palominos.
		A Palomino is a crème gene diluted chestnut.
		Black foals are usually born a slate grey color and progressively darken to a true black after shedding their foal coat.
	foxtrotterstation.net /FoxtrottersofColor.htm (1695 words)

	Chinese Water Deer information, ecological notes about CWD, pictures, sounds and video clips
		Pelage in summer is a rich chestnut to ginger red, whilst the winter coat is a peppery gray-brown to pale brown.
		Chinese Water Deer were first introduced into this country in the 1870s and were kept in London Zoo.
		Chinese Water Deer are capable of multiple births, with as many as seven fetuses previously recorded in a pregnant doe in China, but the highest number on
	www.deer-uk.com /chinese_water_deer.htm (2638 words)

	Basic Equine color genetics
		Colors such as Palomino, Dun, Buckskin, Grulla, Roan, Even Grey, are all over laid onto your three basic coat colors of Black Chestnut and Bay.
		In basic coat Color genetics Homozygous means two of the same gene.
		A Buckskin for example is a Bay horse, it's genetic makeup could be "Ee"+"Aa" but because it also has one cream gene this gene effects the red in the body to gold but does not effect black meaning the points and mane and tail remain black.
	www.perlinomorgan.com /basic_equine_color_genetics.htm (2638 words)

	Color Genetics
		With the basic coat colors (chestnut, bay, black), the extension locus is the first locus mother nature considers.
		In coat color genetics, when dominant genes are present they are usually visible to us (except in the case of solid red horses) and are given precedence over recessive genes.
		Any other color is just a variation to these 3 basic colors and are due to contributions of other coat color genes responsible for adding lighter or darker shades, certain patterns (i.e.
	www.lattefarms.com /colorgenetics.html (2638 words)

	Horse breeder's tips: basic equine color genetics
		A foal with a red base coat will have brown body, mane and tail and will be referred to as chestnut, brown or sorrel depending on the shade of the coat and/or the terminology of the breed registry to which the foal belongs.
		Common traits of the champagne dilution include: amber, green, or blue eye color, pink to a light brown colored skin, often with freckles, dilution of the coat color, and a metallic sheen to the coat.
		Every color out there (with the possible exception of white, which geneticists are still studying) is a variation on either a red or a black base coat.
	www.pagewise.com /equine-color-genetics.htm (2638 words)

	Color Genetics
		The basic equine coat colors are black, bay and chestnut and occur in nearly all breeds and are produced by the interactions of three genes: Agouti, Extension and Gray.
		Color dilution genes modify the basic colors and extend the array of horse coat colors.
		One frustrating aspect to breeding for color is that some mare's phenotype is not the same as their genotype.
	www.mountainoaksranch.com /new_page_2.htm (2638 words)

	VegieDictionary.html
		Can also refer to mature seeds with a green seed coat or cotyledons
		Chinese mustard - Chinese chard, Chinese mustard (English)
		Chinese long bean - yard long bean (English)
	science.cqu.edu.au /psg/AsianVeg/VegieDictionary.html (998 words)

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		If the base chestnut color is light with a blond mane and tail the roaned version is called "strawberry roan".
		These tables are based on a simplification of the real incidence of horse color genetics as currently understood by science.
		Equine Colar Genetics: 2ed Ed., Iowa State Press.
	www.roleplayingtips.com /readissue.php?number=241 (998 words)

	Discussion Forum: Genetics as it relates to color
		If the grey has a solid colored parent, you may get a dilute version of that color (for instance, if there was a chestnut solid parent, you may get a palomino), if the grey gene is given, I don't know what will happen.
		He is somewhat bluish/gunmetal in color, but at the same time there is just a light hint of gold/copper in certain spots when in the sun....mane and tail are jet black, muzzle hair is silver, ears are black, legs are white, so there is no way to tell the color on those.
		Both of her parents were this same exact color, with one being a solid dapple and the other a pinto.
	www.equine-reproduction.com /board/messages/101/86.html?1101135654 (998 words)

	8W - Who? - Robert Benoist, 'Williams' & Jean-Pierre Wimille
		He did pay a daring visit to his father's estate to collect some of Chestnut's arms, but could not locate any explosives for use against the pylons.
		SOE's task was to recruit, equip, arm and train an underground army, while at the same time preventing premature large-scale uprisings of patriots until the full invasion.
		No doubt Grover-Williams was subjected to the usual Gestapo methods of "persuasion", but it appears that only one of the several large arms dumps they had established on Benoist's estate was discovered, while the majority of members of the circuit remained at large.
	8w.forix.com /rb-w-jpw.html (998 words)

	rec.equestrian FAQs
		This designation is further defined by the colour of the coat of which there are 4 recognized colours: Clear or pale Chestnut: The mane and tail can be any colour but black.
		The browns are evenly mixed so that the coat does not appear patchy and if you look closely the coat is an even mixture of all the different brown colours.
		What I got, basically Note: dark almost black is still considered seal brown, it is genetically black with the pangare gene causing the light areas on muzzle and flank >surprised me. I got a solid chestnut colt, with a chestnut mane and >tail with some blond highlights (mom has a very blond mane and tail).
	www.horse-country.com /faqs/color_examples.html (998 words)

	Foxtrotters of Color
		Silver Dapple is a color expressed dominant "Z" gene which has an unique effect on various base coat colors visible on dark bodied horse usually black to light chocolate with black points, but not expressed (visible) on chestnuts, sorrel and palominos.
		The crème gene is only expressed in the eyes, some cream colored hair in/around the ears, the eyes, and their coat is slightly diluted by the crème genetics.
		Champagnes have pink or light dove grey skin, depending upon their base coat color, a metallic body or coat sheen.
	foxtrotterstation.net /FoxtrottersofColor.htm (998 words)

	Hrvatska Kostajnica (Sisak-Moslavina County, Croatia)
		Finally, one may mention that the name Kostajnica has root in word meaning chestnut, and that an anually chestnut festival is held in authom there that inculde gathering of the chestnuts in the woods surrounding the city.
		The coat of arms is modernization of the coat of arms granted to the city in 1893 by Emperor and King Franz Joseph I. The coat of arms showes a three towered fortification with a wall in base forming a golden yard in which is standing a lamb carrying a flag.
		Hrvatska Kostajnica is a city in Sisak-Moslavina County on Una river on the border with BandH.
	www.1uptravel.com /flag/flags/hr-sk-hk.html (998 words)

	flag of Hrvatska Kostajnica (Sisak-Moslavina County, Croatia) flags, Fahnen, Flaggen, FOTW bei Nationalflaggen.de
		Finally, one may mention that the name Kostajnica has root in word meaning chestnut, and that an anually chestnut festival is held in authom there that inculde gathering of the chestnuts in the woods surrounding the city.
		The coat of arms is modernization of the coat of arms granted to the city in 1893 by Emperor and King Franz Joseph I. The coat of arms showes a three towered fortification with a wall in base forming a golden yard in which is standing a lamb carrying a flag.
		Hrvatska Kostajnica is a city in Sisak-Moslavina County on Una river on the border with BandH.
	www.nationalflaggen.de /flags-of-the-world/flags/hr-sk-hk.html (998 words)

	Color Chart
		The basic coat color (bay, black, chestnut, ect) of the roan horse is silvered by a mixture of white hairs, intermingled from birth with the darker hairs of the base color.
		Bay horses, with a base color coat that ranges from light - to - dark, reddish - brown hues, are distinguished by black mane and tail, legs, ears, knees, hocks, or any combination of these points.
		A diluted bay coat mixture of red and black hairs from a bay coat results in several shades of the buckskin horse with a black mane and tail.
	www.parkerstables.com /colorchart.htm (998 words)

	Hippocentaur External Anatomy
		A chestnut coat is basically red in color and ranges from a light golden yellow to a dark "liver" color.
		A coat of yellowish color ranging from a pale yellow to a shade resembling dirty canvas.
		The tail is usually the same color as the coat but may be lighter.
	members.aol.com /earlwerks/anatomy.htm (998 words)

	PudelPointer
		Pudelpointer: Pudelpointer Characteristics Height at shoulder in inches 24 to 26 Weight in pounds 55 to 65 Eye Color yellow or yellow chestnut Nose Color dark brown Coat Color chestnut Coat Texture coarse and thick This is the...
		Pudelpointer Brochure: Pudelpointer Brochure The Pudelpointer Club of North America The Pudelpointer Club of North America was formed early in 1972 by men and women who not only wanted to advance the breed in North America...
		Pudelpointer History: Pudelpointer History A combination of pointers and poodles genetically make up the Pudelpointer, which was created in the late 1800's by Baron Von Zedlitz.
	directorio.davolvoreta.com /web-273.html (460 words)

	Welcome to IRC's Color Key
		This color is the result of a chestnut background plus one Cremello gene which acts to reduce the red color of the chestnut coat to the yellow of the Palomino.
		Bay is the background color on which one Cremello gene acts to lighten the red in that coat to yellow.
		The defining feature of the color dun is a strong well-defined dorsal stripe extending from the base of the mane to the beginning of the tail.
	www.coloredhorses.com /colorkey.html (460 words)

	Equine Color Genetics
		The cream gene dilutes only the red, or chestnut, pigmentation in a horse's coat, which is why buckskins retain their black mane and tail and why blacks are not affected at all.
		The gene that codes for coat color is usually represented by the letter E (because it is located at the extension locus on the chromosomes) - black is is noted as "E" and chestnut as "e".
		Another feature of the champagne gene is that all champagne foals are born with bright blue or teal eyes that turn to a light hazel color as the horse ages.
	sheepasylum.cherrytaco.com /equinecolor/main.html (460 words)

	Last Chance Farm
		It requires a base color with Roan being the color modifier, i.e., black roan, chestnut roan, buckskin roan, etc. Roan horses remain the same color their entire lives with the exception of their winter coat usually is dark like the points and doesn't display the roaning until they shed off each spring.
		All champagnes are born dark as their base color and then lighten to the champagne dilution when they shed the foal coat.
		Correct color of tobiano or overo to use, i.e., bay tobiano, bay sabino, bay overo, or bay Tovero, etc. Dilution genes and/or Color modifiers of roan or grey may also be present and modify the base color, i.e., black roan tobiano/grey or chestnut tobiano/sabino or buckskin/grey.
	www.lastchancefarm.com /elsiescorner/walkinghorsecolors.html (460 words)

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