Champagne Colored Horses

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Horses come in a wide range of colors with many different markings. Champagne-colored horses are highly sought after but can be fairly uncommon.

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Why Do Some Horses Have A Champagne Colored Coat?

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What Are The Different Types Of Champagne Horse Color?

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What Are The Different Types Of Champagne Horse Color?

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How To Tell If A Horse Is Champagne Colored

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How To Tell If A Horse Is Champagne Colored

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This coloring occurs as a result of the champagne dilution gene, that lightens and changes the color of black and red hairs. The resulting coloring varies depending on the original base coat of the horse.

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Champagne Colored Horses

Horses come in a wide range of colors with many different markings. Champagne-colored horses are highly sought after but can be fairly uncommon.

Why Do Some Horses Have A Champagne Colored Coat?

The color of a horse’s coat is determined by the genes it inherits from its parents.

What Are The Different Types Of Champagne Horse Color?

• Classic Champagne Colored Horses - The champagne dilution gene changes all black hair to a taupe color.

What Are The Different Types Of Champagne Horse Color?

• Gold Champagne Horse Color - result of the champagne dilution acting on a red base coat. • Amber Champagne Colored Horses - base coat of the horse is bay or brown.

How To Tell If A Horse Is Champagne Colored

• Skin Color – this should be pink or lavender colored, with many dark freckles. • Eye Color – normally blue-green at birth, darkening to amber, hazel, or light brown as the horse grows older.

How To Tell If A Horse Is Champagne Colored

• Coat Appearance – champagne horses often have a metallic sheen to the coat.

This coloring occurs as a result of the champagne dilution gene, that lightens and changes the color of black and red hairs. The resulting coloring varies depending on the original base coat of the horse.

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