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Characteristics
Foal Colors
[Amber champagne
mare grazes by her gold champagne foal]
Champagne foals
are typically born looking like their basecoat color (chestnut, bay,
or black). Their champagne coat color can be seen once they shed
their foal coats.
Amber Champagne
Classic Champagne
Gold Champagne
Amber Champagne
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While this filly is born
with a very dark, black-looking mane and tail, when she sheds
her foal coat, the black is replaced with chocolate and red
with gold.
[Flash's Champagne Hope, Racking Horse mare] |
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These photos show a young
amber champagne in his foal coat, as he shed his foal coat,
and as an adult. Notice the dramatic changes that take place.
[SW Champagne Affair, Quarter Horse stallion] |
Classic Champagne
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These photos show a young
classic champagne in her foal coat and as she sheds. Notice the dramatic changes that take place.
[Snip's Champagne Diva, Tennessee Walking
Horse mare.] |
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While the foal and adult
photos are not of the same horse, they are both classic
champagnes by Champagne Look. Notice that the foal coat of the
classic foal looks just like that of a black foal.
[Foal: Champagne Marvel SVF, Tennessee Walking
Horse gelding. Adult: Champagne Shades SVF, Tennessee Walking Horse Horse
stallion] |
Gold Champagne
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Note the deep red color of
this gold champagne quarter horse colt. At left is his adult
champagne color.
[SW Champagne Class, Quarter Horse stallion] |
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