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the letters stand for the following...there are variations on these -lower case, uppercase, or little words listed next to letters ( Like Ssty) that tells you what the horse has. I have just listed what the letters mean themselves...I am probably not going to be the greatest at this so bear with me:
C is for Cream or no cream
D is for Dun
G is for Grey
F is for Flaxen
S is for Sooty
P is for Panagre
Z is for Silver
Ch is for Champagne
Sa is for Satin

Kit-shows you if they have a pattern or modification like Roan, Sabino White Factor
SP stands for Splash
PAX3- is for a special gene of Splash 2. If the horse has it, then it will show "C70Y" out next to it
Vrn is for Varnish
LL is for the appy gene
rb is for Rabicano
O is for Frame
Ii is for the Ice gene. What ever version of ice there is will have number where the little i is located
WF is the level of white factor the horse posseses
PATN stands for how extensive the pattern, if they have one, will be

So, for example, it says OO up there. does that mean no overo? I'm having a hard time seeing what she DOES have. I now what the letters stand for now, thank you :) just still cant tell how to see if she has it or not. Mostly having troubles with the patterns, satin, sooty, and cream. Because usually capital means they have it? and both the c's are capital, and she has no cream.

Letters are cap when the gene is dominate, lower case when not. Satin is recessive, so it shows as lower case letters.

Same with cream.. C is no gene at that location, cr is cream, prl is pearl.

Most genes that impact coat color are dominate, which is why a capital letter usually means they have it....but there are just enough that aren't to be really annoying. :)

Thank you very much for the help! i think i mostly get it now :)