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The lacing genes are complex and require 4 different genes, miss even a single one and you don't get any lacing at all. And the solid black pattern of the Splash is very dominant. Second generation would have better odds of having both the blue gene and lacing.

Now I need Dark Cornish to my list of must have breeds. Sounds like they would be a good addition to my Easter Egger breeding program.

http://livestockconservancy.org/index.php/heritage/internal/cornish

That's Cornish Cross. Those are bred exclusively for meat production. Not the same as purebred Cornish.

The White Laced are also really pretty.

Cornish Cross are bred for meat. The Cornish breed is entirely different. They are very cold hardy. Not the greatest layers, but decent. They do have a tendency to go broody, and make excellent mothers.

Those aren't Wyandottes. They are Dark Cornish.