Gold Cream Pearl Champagne, Amber Cream Pearl Champagne, Classic Cream Pearl Champagne

Genotype: Crprl ChCh, Crprl nCh, Crprl Cher

Gold Cream Pearl Champagne

Genotype: ee/__/Crprl/Ch_ (Cream Pearl Champagne on Chestnut)

• Coat Color: Shiny golden cream, similar to Cremello but slightly grayer or more "burnt" looking. Relatively even in tone across the body.
• Mane and Tail Color: White or pale cream.
• Skin Color: Purple-pink; may have gray freckles.
• Eye Color: Blue or Green.
• Hoof Color: Solid Cream.

Amber Cream Pearl Champagne

Genotype: E_/A_/Crprl/Ch_ (Cream Pearl Champagne on Bay)

• Coat Color: Pale cream, similar to Perlino but slightly grayer or more "burnt" looking. Warm brown stockings up to the knees or hocks (or higher), blended into the body color.
• Mane and Tail Color: Warm brown. May be darker at the roots or faded to a lighter color at the tips.
• Skin Color: Purple-pink; may have gray freckles.
• Eye Color: Blue or Green.
• Hoof Color: Solid Cream.

Classic Cream Pearl Champagne

Genotype: E_/aa/Crprl/Ch_ (Pearl Champagne on Black)

• Coat Color: Pale grayish cream, similar to Smoky Cream but slightly grayer or more "burnt" looking. Relatively even in tone across the body.
• Mane and Tail Color: The same color as the body or slightly darker or lighter.
• Skin Color: Purple-pink; may have gray freckles.
• Eye Color: Blue or Green.
• Hoof Color: Solid Cream.

Cold Cream Pearl Ether, Ombre Cream Pearl Ether, Classic Cream Pearl Ether

Genotype: Crprl erer

Cold Cream Pearl Ether

Genotype: ee/__/Crprl/erer (Cream Pearl ether on Chestnut)

• Coat Color: Similar to its Cream Pearl Champagne counterpart, with silver at the topline and pale purple under the barrel, on the face, and on the top half of the legs. Color shift should be gradual and be relatively even in value across the body. 
• Mane and Tail Color: White or blue-silver. Darker roots are acceptable.
• Skin Color: Gray-pink; may have gray freckles.
• Eye Color: Pale gray or golden.
• Hoof Color: Solid cream.

Ombre Cream Pearl Ether

Genotype: E_/A_/Crprl/erer (Cream Pearl ether on Bay)

• Coat Color: Similar to its Cream Pearl Champagne counterpart, with silver at the topline and pale purple under the barrel, on the face, and on the top half of the legs. Color shift should be gradual and be relatively even in value across the barrel.  Warm brown stockings up to the knees or hocks (or higher), blended into the body color.
• Mane and Tail Color: Warm brown. May be darker at the roots or faded to a lighter color at the tips.
• Skin Color: Gray-pink; may have gray freckles.
• Eye Color: Pale gray or golden.
• Hoof Color: Solid cream or brown.

Classic Cream Pearl Ether

Genotype: E_/aa/Crprl/erer (Cream Pearl ether on Black)

• Coat Color: Similar to its Cream Pearl Champagne counterpart, with silver at the topline and pale purple under the barrel, on the face, and on the top half of the legs. Color shift should be gradual and be relatively even in value across the body. 
• Mane and Tail Color: The same color as the body or slightly darker or lighter.
• Skin Color: Gray-pink; may have gray freckles.
• Eye Color: Pale gray or golden.
• Hoof Color: Solid cream or brown.

Weld Cream Ether, Madder Cream Ether, Woad Cream Ether

Genotype: TpCr erer

Weld Cream Ether

Genotype: ee/__/TpCr/erer (Tapestry Cream ether on Chestnut)

• Coat Color: Similar to its Tapestry Champagne counterpart, with silver at the topline and pale pink-purple under the barrel, on the face, and on the top half of the legs. Color shift should be gradual and be relatively even in value across the body. 
• Mane and Tail Color: White or cream. Darker or lighter roots are acceptable.
• Skin Color: Gray-pink; may have gray freckles.
• Eye Color: Pale gray or golden.
• Hoof Color: Solid cream.

Acceptable Weld Cream Ether Color Examples:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Madder Cream Ether

Genotype: E_/A_/TpCr/erer (Tapestry Cream ether on Bay)

• Coat Color: Similar to its Tapestry Champagne counterpart, with silver at the topline and vibrant pink-purple under the barrel, on the face, and on the top half of the legs. Color shift should be gradual and be relatively even in value across the barrel.  Dark red-purple stockings that reach the knees/hocks (or higher) and blend into the coat color.
• Mane and Tail Color: Dark red-purple, similar in color to the legs. Darker roots or fading near the ends is acceptable.
• Skin Color: Gray-pink; may have gray freckles.
• Eye Color: Pale gray or brown.
• Hoof Color: Solid cream or brown.

Acceptable Madder Cream Ether Color Examples:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Woad Cream Ether

Genotype: E_/aa/TpCr/erer (Tapestry Cream ether on Black)

• Coat Color: Similar to its Tapestry Champagne counterpart, with blue-silver at the topline and vibrant pink-purple under the barrel, on the face, and on the top half of the legs. Color shift should be gradual and be relatively even in value across the body. 
• Mane and Tail Color: The same color as the body or slightly darker. Darker roots or fading near the ends is acceptable.
• Skin Color: Gray-pink; may have gray freckles.
• Eye Color: Pale gray or golden.
• Hoof Color: Solid cream or brown.

Woad Cream Ether Color Examples:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ochre Pearl Champagne, Tyrian Pearl Champagne, Phthalo Pearl Champagne

Genotype: Tpprl ChCh, Tpprl nCh, Tpprl Cher

Tapestry and Pearl share a locus.
TpCr horses must get the Tp gene from one parent and the prl gene from the other.

Ochre Pearl Champagne

Genotype: ee/__/Tpprl/Ch_ (Tapestry Pearl Champagne on Chestnut)

• Coat Color: Vivid, almost iridescent orange that grows paler and less saturated on the barrel and neck. May shift slightly in hue as well as saturation, but should clearly be a secondary color; the coat should not appear too yellow nor too red.
• Mane and Tail Color: Same color as the base coat color. Slightly lighter or darker than the coat is acceptable.
• Skin Color: Gray-pink. May have gray speckles.
• Eye Color: Orange, golden, or brown.
• Hoof Color: Solid gray or cream.

Acceptable Ochre Pearl Champagne Color Examples:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tyrian Pearl Champagne

Genotype: E_/A_/Tpprl/Ch_ (Tapestry Pearl Champagne on Bay)

• Coat Color: Vivid, almost iridescent violet that grows paler and less saturated on the barrel and neck. May shift slightly in hue as well as saturation, but should clearly be a secondary color; the coat should not appear too blue nor too red. Noticeable dark stockings up to the knees or hocks (or higher), blended into the body color.
• Mane and Tail Color: Visibly darker than the body and similar in color to the legs.
• Skin Color: Gray-pink. May have gray speckles.
• Eye Color: Gray or light brown.
• Hoof Color: Solid gray or cream.

Acceptable Tyrian Pearl Champagne Color Examples:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Phthalo Pearl Champagne

Genotype: E_/aa/Tpprl/Ch_ (Tapestry Pearl Champagne on Black)

• Coat Color: Vivid, almost iridescent green that grows paler and less saturated on the barrel and neck. May shift slightly in hue as well as saturation, but should clearly be a secondary color; the coat should not appear too yellow nor too blue.
• Mane and Tail Color: Same color as the base coat color. Slightly lighter or darker than the coat is acceptable.
• Skin Color: Gray-pink. May have gray speckles.
• Eye Color: Green, gray, or golden.
• Hoof Color: Solid gray or cream.

Acceptable Phthalo Pearl Champagne Color Examples:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ochre Pearl Ether, Tyrian Pearl Ether, Phthalo Pearl Ether

Genotype: Tpprl erer

Tapestry and Pearl share a locus.
Tpprl horses must get the Tp gene from one parent and the prl gene from the other.

Ochre Pearl Ether

Genotype: ee/__/Tpprl/erer (Tapestry Pearl Ether on Chestnut)

• Coat Color: Vivid, almost iridescent orange with silver tones at the topline and pale purple under the barrel, on the face, and on the top half of the legs. Color shift should be gradual and be relatively even in value across the body. The base coat should not appear too yellow nor too red.
• Mane and Tail Color: Same color as the base coat color. Slightly lighter or darker than the coat is acceptable.
• Skin Color: Gray-pink. May have gray speckles.
• Eye Color: Orange, golden, or brown.
• Hoof Color: Solid gray or cream.

Acceptable Ochre Pearl Ether Color Examples:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tyrian Pearl Ether

Genotype: E_/A_/Tpprl/erer (Tapestry Pearl Ether on Bay)

• Coat Color: Vivid, almost iridescent violet with silver tones at the topline and vivid blue under the barrel, on the face, and on the top half of the legs. Color shift should be gradual and be relatively even in value across the body. The base coat should not appear too blue nor too red. Noticeable dark stockings up to the knees or hocks (or higher), blended into the body color.
• Mane and Tail Color: Visibly darker than the body and similar in color to the legs.
• Skin Color: Gray-pink. May have gray speckles.
• Eye Color: Gray or light brown.
• Hoof Color: Solid gray or cream.

Acceptable Tyrian Pearl Ether Color Examples:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Phthalo Pearl Ether

Genotype: E_/aa/Tpprl/erer (Tapestry Pearl Ether on Black)

• Coat Color: Vivid, almost iridescent green with silver tones at the topline and deep blue under the barrel, on the face, and on the top half of the legs. Color shift should be gradual and be relatively even in value across the body. The base coat should not appear too yellow nor too blue.
• Mane and Tail Color: Same color as the base coat color. Slightly lighter or darker than the coat is acceptable.
• Skin Color: Gray-pink. May have gray speckles.
• Eye Color: Green, gray, or golden.
• Hoof Color: Solid gray or cream.

Acceptable Phthalo Pearl Ether Color Examples:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Weld Cream Champagne, Madder Cream Champagne, Woad Cream Champagne

Genotype: TpCr ChCh, TpCr nCh, TpCr Cher

Weld Cream Champagne

Genotype: ee/__/TpCr/Ch_ (Tapestry Cream Champagne on Chestnut)

• Coat Color: Subdued pastel yellow body. May appear slightly chartreuse or peach-colored, but should not look tan or gray.  Should be relatively even in tone across the body, but may get slightly darker along the topline.
• Mane and Tail Color: Pale cream or white. Darker roots are acceptable, but mane and tail should be noticeably lighter than the coat.
• Skin Color: Light gray or gray-pink; may have gray freckles.
• Eye Color: Light brown, golden, or green.
• Hoof Color: Solid brown or cream.

Acceptable Weld Cream Champagne Color Examples:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Madder Cream Champagne

Genotype: E_/A_/TpCr/Ch_ (Tapestry Champagne on Bay)

• Coat Color: Subdued pastel red or pink body. May appear slightly magenta or slightly orange, but should not appear purple or brown. May get slightly darker along the topline. Slightly darker, more saturated stockings that reach the knees/hocks (or higher) and blend into the coat color.
• Mane and Tail Color: Light red or pink, similar in color to the legs.
• Skin Color: Light gray or gray-pink; may have gray freckles.
• Eye Color: Light gray, pink, or golden.
• Hoof Color: Solid brown or cream.

Acceptable Madder Cream Champagne Color Examples:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Woad Cream Champagne

Genotype: E_/aa/TpCr/Ch_ (Tapestry Champagne on Black)

• Coat Color: Subdued pastel blue body. May appear slightly indigo or turquoise, but should not appear purple, green, or gray. Should be relatively even in tone across the body, but may get darker along the topline.
• Mane and Tail Color: The same color as the body or slightly darker.
• Skin Color: Light gray or gray-pink; may have gray freckles.
• Eye Color: Light brown, gray, or blue.
• Hoof Color: Solid brown or cream.

Acceptable Woad Cream Champagne Color Examples:

 

 

 

 

 

 

(Images from left to right: Filigree on Chestnut Tobiano, Filigree on Chestnut with Free White, Filigree on Chestnut Snowcap)

Filigree Range

Minimum Range:

Filigree can be hidden. Minimal expression will show as a small swirl coming off of a free white marking.

Minimum Maximum out of range

Maximum Range:

Filigree markings can span across the entire body part where a marking is present (e.g., an entire leg, the entire barrel, the entire head).

Ossuary is a white marking named for its skeletal appearance.
A strange cousin to Overo, it spreads from the barrel outwards to the legs and "edges" of the body.
Ossuary causes irregular spreading of face markings, including bald face markings or irregular "skull" markings.
Ossuary should have crisp edges, which may be smooth or jagged.
Ossuary may appear to be symmetrical, but this is not a requirement.

Genotype: Os_
Locus:  Not shared with any known genes

• Coat: Ossuary is a white marking.
• Mane: White where marking touches.
• Skin: Pink underneath marking.
• Eyes: Can be blue, even if the marking does not touch them.
• Hooves: Cream where marking touches.

Range:

• Minimum: Ossuary can be hidden entirely.
• Maximum: Skeleton markings that spread out from the sides of the barrel. White markings should not "cross" the center of the horse anywhere but the belly, topline, or tail.

Interactions:

• ❗ Lethal White: Homozygous Ossuary (OsOs) and/or the combination of Overo and Ossuary (nO & nOs) result in a fatal condition known as 'Lethal White Syndrome.'  If a breeding results in a foal with OsOs or nO nOs, that foal cannot be born. Slots and items will still be consumed, so plan your breedings with care!