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• AVH GeneticsFAQ
  Each horse contains several pairs of genes for color. These genes can either be dominant or recessive. The dominant genes have a greater chance of passing to the foal.

  The dominant genes are represented by a capital letter, while the recessive (non-dominant genes) are represented by lower-case letters.

  The current genes in the game are:

  B b
  BB or Bb makes a black horse black, while bb makes a chestnut

  A+ AA AT a (bay)
  AT = seal brown, A = bay, A+ = wild bay
  This gene is known as “agouti” and is designed to tell black coloring where to go on the body, resulting in a bay horse with black points.

  W w (white)
  If the horse carries the W gene, the horse will be white, regardless of the other genes.

  G g (grey)
  A horse carrying a G gene will be gray, regardless of the other genes (except W)

  CR cr (cream dilution).
  This gene influences both chestnut and black horses

  A cremello is a chestnut horse with 2 cream genes
  A palomino is a chestnut horse with 1 cream gene
  A perlino is a bay horse with 2 cream genes
  A buckskin is a bay horse with 1 cream gene
  A smoky cream is a black horse with 2 cream genes
  A smoky black is a black horse with 1 cream gene.
  A seal brown cream is a bay horse with ATAT or Ata genes and 2 cream genes
  A diluted seal brown is a bay horse with ATAT or Ata genes and 1 cream gene
  

  In order to breed the color horse you want, the parents will require specific color genes. For example, if you want to breed a wild bay horse, parents will require a black gene and an A+ gene.

• How to breed rare breeds (special crossbreeds)FAQ
• Rare color horsesFAQ
• Rare colors - AllelesFAQ
• AVH Gene ToolFAQ
• Amber champagneFAQ
• Amber CreamFAQ
• BayFAQ
• Bay RoanFAQ
• BlackFAQ
• Blue RoanFAQ
• BuckskinFAQ
• ChestnutFAQ
• Classic ChampagneFAQ
• Classic CreamFAQ
• Classic DunFAQ
• Cream GrullaFAQ
• CremelloFAQ
• Diluted Seal BrownFAQ
• DunalinoFAQ
• DunskinFAQ
• FlaxenFAQ
• Gold ChampagneFAQ
• GrayFAQ
• GrullaFAQ
• PalominoFAQ
• PerlinoFAQ
• Perlino DunFAQ
• Red DunFAQ
• Sable ChampagneFAQ
• Sable CreamFAQ
• Seal BrownFAQ
• Seal Brown CreamFAQ
• Silver DappleFAQ
• Silver Dapple BayFAQ
• Silver Dapple BrownFAQ
• Silver Dapple BuckskinFAQ
• Silver Dapple DunFAQ
• Silver Dapple DunskinFAQ
• Silver GrullaFAQ
• Smoky BlackFAQ
• Smoky CreamFAQ
• Smoky GrullaFAQ
• Strawberry RoanFAQ
• WhiteFAQ
• Wild BayFAQ
• Gold CreamFAQ
• List of genesFAQ