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A cross between a white horse and a chesnut horse produce all light brown horses
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A cross between a white horse and a chesnut horse produce all light brown horses

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Incomplete dominance

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incorrect.

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there is a possibility. but in reality color does not effect the foal.

My Friesians grandfather was an Akhal teke that was gold. He gave birth to all black offspring as you can see in the attachment.

A cross between a white horse and a chesnut horse produce all light brown horses-example-1
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