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KP foals have got to have 2 kit genes and 2 copies of KP. Its usually pretty easy to tell as they get a grey 'cloud' over some of their body. DP can be a little trickier, but a red based horse with DP will often have liver or chocolate in their name (must have three darkening genes for this to happen. Usually two sooty and a DP) and their shade will be visually darker. Its a bit trickier to tell in black based horses but it can be done, just takes practice :)

Edit; Bandit1119 beat me too it lol

A reroll just changes the way the patterns are expressed on your horse's picture. Anyone can be rerolled, but there might not be much of a change with some of them.

I track DP from lines that I know have it. Liver, chocolate, and super oddly dark critters with only one copy or no copies of sooty. I don't have a perfect eye for it, but I've got it narrowed down to a lot of "probably"s. Lol things that really make it hard to see DP are pearl, varnish, hom LP, and mostly white bodies.

As for KP, it's also hidden. So they need 2 KP AND 2 kit genes. Which kind of stinks but it is what it is. I keep all het KP and try them with my hom KP boys and hope for the best. Hom KP is usually fairly obvious due to the clouding pattern they get on them. Het is invisible. Youd have to check lineage for hom.

Once you get the genes picked out its relatively decent to "track" what is going on with the lines.

Smokey black is a black with the cream gene!

ahh ok thank you guys :D