Just need to be sure about this

[Veterinarian]

Didn't know that ^^ thanks for the info

These dilution-based coats, Silverine still tops me for identification. It's more experience and working directly with the coat colors, though I breed some of these up, I'm not focusing on the coat colors, so my experience in this area is still a bit lacking.

As for dun, that's a lot easier for me to tackle. Light Phoenix does have leg bars there, they're negative image of what we regularly see, so I'm suspecting he will be a varnish-only horse, no snowflakes, just the Lp varnish.
However, Isda I don't see much indication of dun at all, so I would suspect first that she does NOT carry it. Though we do have cryptic dun like many other genes on here, so she could have it, just be hiding it.
Golden Tea does have a very faint dorsal stripe and what appears to be leg bars in his yearling picture. So Phoenix's light bar leggings are directly related to his father's. You can also see (rather, I can) on his yearling picture a dun body mask, visible mostly by the sudden darkening of his chest area. Though this sudden darkening can just be caused by the base color expression, it can also an indication of dun; a kind of fence-line shift (does it? doesn't it? Chest darkens considerably, so it does).

Thanks for letting me know ^^

[Malakai10]

I am getting really confused with theses colours :




Alright, so let's begin with ℳℐ Golden Tea (the first one).

Dam

ℳℐ Light Phoenix

All of those horses look like gold cream to me. I'll see if I can find some of my own gold creams and see if they match in appearance to yours. Then again, I've just read Silverine's comment and I'm inclined to agree with them - I don't work with LP and I rarely get classic champagne or silver.

Here's a gold cream, for interests sake. I had actually forgotten that they were this pale and thought they looked more like your horses!

[Malakai10]

So, these guys have prominent speckling on their muzzles

So, they have either just champagne (if cream was present there would be lighter freckles) or Double Pearl with Champagne, I'd have to go back in the pedigree more, but I suspect Silver is is involved[/quote]
This is what double pearl+champagne looks like:

Chestnut base w/ tiger eye:



Brown base w/ tiger eye, grey and dun (I'm inclined to believe this one to be double pearl but he could be cream pearl)


https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2549110

Cream+pearl+champagne

Chestnut base w/ tiger eye and grey (which is why I use the foal photo - a grey's colour as a foal is what it's colour as an adult would be were it not grey (sooty, some dun marking and metallic don't show up on foal coats, though)

https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2541891

Brown base w/ tiger eye



Unfortunately, I don't have double pearl+champagne in other base colours, yet. I'm also unlikely to get a cream-pearl in other base colours as I hate cream and actively try to breed it out (I actually succeeded and then I had to reintroduce it.)

[Veterinarian]

I am getting really confused with theses colours :




Alright, so let's begin with ℳℐ Golden Tea (the first one).

Dam

ℳℐ Light Phoenix

All of those horses look like gold cream to me. I'll see if I can find some of my own gold creams and see if they match in appearance to yours. Then again, I've just read Silverine's comment and I'm inclined to agree with them - I don't work with LP and I rarely get classic champagne or silver.

Here's a gold cream, for interests sake. I had actually forgotten that they were this pale and thought they looked more like your horses!

Hopefully we can get a definite answer as to what their colours are >-<
They are giving me so much trouble lol

[Elaina Brewster]

All of those horses look like gold cream to me. I'll see if I can find some of my own gold creams and see if they match in appearance to yours. Then again, I've just read Silverine's comment and I'm inclined to agree with them - I don't work with LP and I rarely get classic champagne or silver.

Here's a gold cream, for interests sake. I had actually forgotten that they were this pale and thought they looked more like your horses!

Hopefully we can get a definite answer as to what their colours are >-<
They are giving me so much trouble lol

They are Classic Champagnes with Silver (and of course dun and Lp on the ones Silverine and BlackOak identified)

The yellowish color of their coats, I'm not sure if this is due to perhaps double silver or it is just a variation (I have had multiple horses with this color).

Remember there is two shades with the silver on black, the black silver then the goldish Black Silver.

Black Silver


Black Silver


It is fairly easy to rule out chestnut, as the foals mane/tail will be brilliant white, not the ruddy color of silver on black.

Here is one of my double pearl champagne on chestnut

Apricot Champagne