Light Brahma rooster x Barred Rock hen - would that make sex-linked chicks?

[Blackberry18]

In order to breed Black Sex-Links, I know you need to cross a non-barred, non-white male over a barred female. Generally, red gene males are used, such as Rhode Island Reds for the classic wheaten look. But, a Light Brahma is neither white or barred, so would it work as a male in this cross? The chicks would look odd, I'm guessing feathered legs, but would they still be sex-linked? I know it all depends on genetics, but I'm thinking about breeding and hatching out some eggs, and I happened to have both breeds, so it made me wonder. Thanks for any feedback.

 

[AustralorpsAU]

Hi. Im not 100% but id assume so. Sorry no one replied

 

[tdan]

Ressurect the thread to get an answer?

 

[sylviethecochin]

Brahmas are based on Partridge pattern
Barred Rocks are based on Extended Black pattern

Extended black is the pattern that makes a solid black bird (or Lavender, or white, or Blue, or Chocolate) solid. It's extremely dominant, and will overpower the partridge, resulting in a black bird.The chick down should be black as well, and should show headspots well.

EDT: If the light brahma did not have a black tail and neck markings, but chocolate or Lavender or white, all of which are mutations of black, the chick would be chocolate, or lavender, or white instead of black.