Polish genes when crossing polish to other breeds??

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i've had terrible luck finding polish gene info on something OTHER THAN what to expect from genes within the same breed. i have a polish chicken & while i am not a breeder, i DO let them raise their own young. my flock is very diverse, almost every bird is a diff. breed. So, it is a humbled question of curiosity at most....when breeding a Polish with a different breed, are ANY of the gene the traits to the Polish Dominant, or are they all recessive? what is the chance the x would display any Polish traits? are certain breeds you breed to a polish more likely to have their offspring exhibit Polish traits than others? Do the traits differ in male vs female? such as male polish to hen of other breed, or other breed roosters to polish hens?
 
i've had terrible luck finding polish gene info on something OTHER THAN what to expect from genes within the same breed. i have a polish chicken & while i am not a breeder, i DO let them raise their own young. my flock is very diverse, almost every bird is a diff. breed. So, it is a humbled question of curiosity at most....when breeding a Polish with a different breed, are ANY of the gene the traits to the Polish Dominant, or are they all recessive? what is the chance the x would display any Polish traits? are certain breeds you breed to a polish more likely to have their offspring exhibit Polish traits than others? Do the traits differ in male vs female? such as male polish to hen of other breed, or other breed roosters to polish hens?

I crossed White Crested Polish rooster with Buff orpington hens. Chicks all had small crests, combs that looked a bit like buttercup combs
 
If you have any more questions I'll be glad to answer.
I know this is an old post, but maybe you can help me. I have a 1st gen buff laced polish x barred rock. It is a rooster. I want to cross him back to a WCB polish hen. What can I expect or what is possible in colors and crest?
 

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