Cream

Cream dilutes red pigment. One cream gene will turn a chestnut to palomino and a bay to buckskin. Two cream genes give you a cremello or a perlino which are often thought to be albinos because of their light coloured eyes and skin. Cream doesn't really affect black but with a hairy breed like the Cobs sometimes the ear tufts are a creamy colour which indicates at them being a black buckskin or smokey black as it is also called. The cream gene can be tested for. I have a very soft spot for the buckskins so more pics are always welcome!!

Taskin is a buckskin stallion in the US Photo from Gypsy MVP Falcon is a buckskin stallion in the Netherlands Photo from Irish Tinker Stable	Romeo is a blagdon palomino stallion now in the US Photo from Clononeen Farm Romeo again, just gorgeous! Photo from Desert Jewel Gypsy Horses
Belly is a buckskin tobiano colt sired by Romeo Photo from Elite Gypsy Horses	Flash of Gold is a palomino stallion in the US Photo from Desert Jewel Gypsy Horses
Buckskin and white mare in the UK Photo from Vines Gypsy Horses	Palomino mare with palomino foal Photo from Cielo Celeste Farm
Buckskin and White mare and foal Photo from Desert Jewel Gypsy Horses	Palomino mare and foal in France Photo from Du Vallon Gypsy Cobs