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Its highly likely that your white rooster is recessive white. When crossed to paint 50% of chicks will hatch black and 50% paint

In this case his sister is no good because likely she is a leaket. Only breed non leaking birds

That type of leakage can be bred out by introducing non leakage speciments to the flock or by breeding males that dont leak with their mother or sisters

Sumatras as we know them are an American breed. They are Extended Black with Melanotic and Pg(Pattern Gene) due to the Ml-Pg linkage. Extended Black birds will deposit a layer of dark epidermal melanin to the shanks and that is further compound by sex linked dermal melanin enhancer id+ so there...

Recessive white will sometimes show a fleck or full feather with color

They might be WelbarxLegbar cross too. In any event if the are barred and wildtype they will produce autosexing chicks if bred to Welbar Rooster

Whiting True Blue/Green are not a stablished breeds, they have no standards, they are bred to be very good layers of colored eggs and as such can have all sorts of e allele chick down

Yes, as long as they are pure

From experience hens that show less hackle markings are Wheaten based. The one with best hackles are eb

Not as much as years ago, I really dont like to coment on Mongrel chicks or unknown parentage

Lack of testosterone on his blood stream. As he ages his level of testosterone will rise and the female partridge patter will disappear.

Yes, that's the sire. the chick has a pea comb, if the Cemani was the sire not only she would have Fibromelanosis showing but the chick comb should be single instead of pea comb.

hens have been known to keep sperm for up to 3 weeks. I don't believe the chick has any Cemani blood in it specially if it's a pullet, if the chick is a pullet she should be all Black, black chick down, black skin, black beak all black. If the chick is a male and inherited sex linked Id from...

He can't be "Her" sire.

I dont see any Cemani parentage on that chick. Looks 100% Australorp

The chick down appears to be based on Extended black with recessive mottling. as to why does it have that peculiar gold patch on it's left side. that's unknown Extended black without at least one melanizer in homozygous state(like Ml or Pg) will look very much like a dark brown red

What breed is she?

She is recessive for single comb

She is the dame

I Highly recomend you reconcider your source for Malays, eb, single combs and now hock feathering are too many red flags to be chance genetics