Any help is appreciated!
3 Likes
To me it looks like an extreme harlequin partial pinstripe but @ghoulishcresties and @foxreptile can help.
2 Likes
Blonde harley Partial pinstripe 
Looks like brindle base, more pics would help!
2 Likes
I wouldn’t say a blonde harlequin as they are dark base.
I’d say brindle harlequin partial pinstripe with possible white tips (crest) but would need more pics to confirm.
2 Likes
Blondes are that gingery colour.
Creamsicles are lighter* again.
1 Like
From my many hours of research creamsicles are orange/tangerine and high cream colour. Blondes are usually dark base with creamy colour.
This is why we need a difinitive guide to go by. We all have our own opinions so it’s just speculation for now.
1 Like
It’s a blooming nightmare 
This is from researching myself.
Yellows are a, well yellow! Blondes are like that^ here’s an example below also.
And this is a creamsicle below…
I also corrected myself. I was on way to work and trying to type. Here ya go haha.
1 Like
from the exact image you sent above for creamsicle, I have found this statement.
Only seen harleys like it though not flames when you actually find them!
But ops is a blonde from knowledge, darker blonde like base and cream top and side, and from talking to high end well known breeders. We a asked a couple back along about them as were looking to purchase one. It was a blonde up as a creamsicle (we wanted a creamsicle), and funny enough there was one up for sale recently as creamsicles but it’s actually a blonde! Nightmare for people wanting to get into them not knowing they’ve brought wrong one 
I think we will have to agree to disagree lol
My research shows blonde as dark base, whereas the crestie op sent isn’t dark base and yours says otherwise. Will leave it to op to decide. Unless anyone else has an opinion?
I admit I haven’t seen a blonde flame.
1 Like
Took me a while to know blondes, yellows and creamsicles I must say!
Absolute nightmare, especially when people list as something else, I’ve literally just had to correct someone selling an olive as a tri. 
The base is darker to the cream top and sides, so that’s why a blonde like the pic of a blonde I sent along with the creamsicle. They’re more of a gingery colour. Maybe blondes should be called gingers? 
1 Like