Champagne Combinations 

Champagne plus other color genes

When Champagne genes are present along with other color modifying genes on a genes red, black, brown or bay horse, the possibilities are nearly endless.  Here are some web pages about some of the possible combinations:

Many different types of color-modifying genes may be present in the same horse.

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