The American Cream draught is a rare draught horse breed, the only such breed developed in the United States that is still in existence. It is recognised by its cream color, known as "gold champagne", produced by the action of the champagne gene upon a chestnut base color, and by its amber eyes, also characteristic of the gene; the only other colour found in the breed is chestnut. Like several other breeds of draught horses, the American Cream is at risk for the autosomal recessive genetic disease junctional epidermolysis bullosa.