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The lack of curved tail feathers on a sebright rooster is due to hen-feathering. So it’s probably not possible to get what you want, unless you bred in hen-feathering (from sebrights, campines, or henny gamefowl) and were fine with all your roosters having the same coloring as the hens. The tail...

This is how penciling with dominant white looks: (Not my picture) Though these two don’t really have the black spots.

I agree that you should cross your existing hen to another rooster rather than trying to recreate her altogether. Crossing her to any rooster with penciling/partridge will most likely produce mostly penciled chicks, either silver or gold depending on the father. If you cross her to an isabel...

You mentioned a black rooster. How many roosters do you have, currently?

Your plan to breed both roosters is a good idea, since they could carry partridge, but you won’t tell until you’ve bred them. Ideally, you would use a pure partridge rooster, but those other two should work as well (it will just take longer to set the color).

Currently They’ll still be black with leakage unless the black rooster actually carries columbian or partridge

Do you have any other roosters?