Zillionair Breed: Thoroughbred Height/Weight: 16.1 h Shipped Semen: Yes - Cooled Registered with: Jockey Club & APHA Stud fee: Private Treaty Mare Care:   Year Foaled/Color: 1999 Cremello Booking Fee: Private Treaty Subscribed to: 16.1 hds. Sabino Pinto Cremello Jockey Club Registered Stallion By Issue Of Gold out of Queen Debonair by Lucky Debonair THE ONLY CREMELLO TB STANDING AT STUD ON THE EAST COAST! DNA TESTED HOMOZYGOUS FOR THE AGOUTI GENE! Producing 100% *Palominos and Buckskins When bred to grey mares foal produced will be one of the above colors, but may turn grey if dam also gives her color gene. Also may produce cremellos if bred to palomino or other cremello mares. Zillionair WILL NOT reproduce his blue eyes and pink skin in his offspring out of solid colored mares. These characteristics are only found on double dilute horses and result from the double dilution of the cream gene. Zillionair will pass on the dilute gene 100% of the time. You are guaranteed a palomino foal from chestnut mares 100% of the time. With a bay mare the foal would be palomino or buckskin, with zero chance of a smokey black due to him being homozygous for the agouti gene. The only way to produce a pink skinned foal with blue eyes is with another palomino mare, perlino, or cremello mare. Zillionair Gold Apollo Milkie Proudly Owned By: Norsire Farm 14874 Cider Mill Rd Purcellville, VA 20132 Norsire Farm NorsireFarm@aol.com (540) 668-9095 Sire: Issue Of Gold Wild Jone Issue's Call Issue Dee's Native Milkie Deer Lodge Dam: Queen Debonair Tootsie T Store Bought Woman Lucky Debonair Miss American Pie RFF El Dorado Breed: Thoroughbred Height/Weight: 16.2 h Shipped Semen: Yes - Cooled $125 collection Registered with: Jockey Club, PHR, IRC, TASR Listed AQHA, APHA Stud fee: $1250 LCFG Mare Care:   Year Foaled/Color: 2000 Cremello Booking Fee: $250, included in stud fee Subscribed to: El Dorado is by the FEI Dressage performer Glitter Please and out of a Milkie-line mare and producer of an AHSA HOY winner. This young stallion has it all-wonderful movement and conformation, lovable personality, height and charisma, plus a stellar show pedigree. Add to that the guaranteed dilute color and he is a great choice for those who wish to produce high quality sporthorse foals with gorgeous color. Since El Dorado has also tested homozygous for agouti, black pigmented foals sired by him will be buckskin, not smoky black, even out of black mares. RFF El Dorado Jack Sprat Prince John Proudly Owned By: Milynda Milam 8733 N Highway 6 Bryan, TX 77807 Red Fox Farm info@redfoxfarm.com (979) 272-1300 Sire: Glitter Please Sweet Folly Lucky Two Bits Valiance LuckyPamela Milkie Deer Lodge Dam: Talk of Gold Tootsie T Lady Chatwood Firm Man Chatwood RFF King's Ransom Breed: Thoroughbred Height/Weight: 16.2h Shipped Semen: Yes - Cooled $125 collection Registered with: Jockey Club, PHR, IRC, PHBA Listed APHA Stud fee: $1000 Mare Care: N/A Year Foaled/Color: 1996 Palomino Booking Fee: $250 included in stud fee Subscribed to: Hunter Breeding and Hunter Champion. Ransom's in hand show career included thirds at Devon and Upperville and his under saddle career included a Top Ten finish at PHBA World Show. Ransom's promising show career was cut short by the effects of EPM, which he contracted while showing in Hunter Breeding on the east coast as a two year old. Ransom has beautiful, easy to ride movement and very correct conformation with wonderfully sturdy legs and feet. He is an easy keeper who gets along well with people. Ransom has consistently produced elegant foals with solid conformation, good movement and lovely heads. Several of his sons have been purchased as stallion prospects, including an export to Germany. RFF King's Ransom Milkie Deer Lodge Proudly Owned By: Milynda Milam 8733 N Highway 6 Bryan, TX 77807 Red Fox Farm info@redfoxfarm.com (979) 272-1300 Sire: Milkie's Desire Tootsie T Desirable Lady Barbizon Petite Coeur Our Michael Bolero Dam: Sister Georgette Our Tribe Don't Tell George Miles Standish Millies Babe This site is not intended to give the visitor a complete education in the science of equine genetics, but merely to explain the creme gene in layman's terms, and thus help dispel some of the myths associated with it. If you have questions about these horses and their coloration, Please visit the Creme Gene Facts page, or our Color Discussion Board. Back to the top The American Quarter Horse Association had a rule on its books, 227i (formerly known as 227j), that disallowed registration of purebred Quarter Horses with two creme genes.  The organization that has gotten the AQHA Rule 227i eliminated has an email list you may join:   Click to subscribe to CPEA If you would like more information about membership with the CPEA, and what services we provide, click HERE.     Contact Site owner: Wendy Bockman at  wbockman@earthlink.net Please direct all web page problems/questions to the webmaster: Jane@doubledilute.com Website Proudly created by: