Members have held annual meetings since 1991. The Secretary of 47 years resigned in 1991 and a new secretary was elected. To date, forty-eight members have registered 144 animals. Members are encouraged that the information is out on the American Cream Drafts and the Association and remain committed to increasing the numbers and quality of the breed. The ideal American Cream is a medium cream color with white mane and tail, pink skin and amber eyes.
Some white markings are also very desirable.
Pink skin is the determining factor in securing this rich cream color. Dark-skinned Creams often do not have a satisfactory color. Further when mated with other Creams, they generally produce too light or nearly white offspring. Therefore, the most sought after strain of American Creams has always carried the pink skin trait. These vary but little in color throughout the year and the white markings contrast beautifully with their rich cream color.