English: Contrast in the same palomino horse's coat color between unshed winter coat (light) and fully shed summer coat (dark). Palomino is produced by a single copy of the cream dilution gene on a chestnut base. This particular horse may also have some sooty genetics, as seen with the darkest hairs visible in the summer coat.
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{{Information |Description={{en|1=Contrast in the same palomino horse's coat color between unshed winter coat (light) and fully shed summer coat (dark). Palomino is produced by a single copy of the cream dilution gene on a chestnut base. This particular