I have a 4yr old Red Dun Champagne. Her dam was registered gray her sire Red Dun Champagne. Her apperance took after her sire and I had waited for the dominate gray gene to exhibit but it never has. You can see the faded sorrel legs and dun markings and dorsal stripe down her back but she is very light. She is registered Red Dun but Champagne is noted in her comments.

Has anyone else heard of this type of colouring ie the silver and cream over champagne? What did their horses look like? Thanks!

The only known is Morgan Dun N Stone, the horse in the picture at the top right corner of this article (more pics at the website). There is very likely another double cream, champagne, dun horse in existence but the closest I have been able to find in any registry or internet searching is a sable cream dun (1 cream) and a perlino champagne (no dun). The number of triple dilutes has, no doubt, increased since this article was published; however, it was true based on the ICHR’s site and registry at the time.