American cream draft horse

The American cream has a white mane and tail, hazel eyes, and pink skin. A foal’s eyes are white at birth but quickly darken to hazel. The American cream is the only draft horse breed that originated in the U.S. The first known American cream draft horse was bred in Iowa in the early 1900s. As tractors replace draft horses in the 1950s, this breed nearly became extinct but a few enthusiasts kept the breed alive. Although the gene responsible for the cream coloration is a dominant one, the probability of a foal displaying the American cream coloring if both parents are American creams is 75%.