Punnet Square Extra Credit help! PLZ!!!!?

[Anthony M]

I have an extra credit punnett square that I absolutely need to pass. Okay, here it is.

In some tiger horses a spotted coat is dominant to a non-spotted coat, large nostrils is dominant to small nostrils, and curved ears are dominant to not curved ears. Cross a non-spotted, homozygous large nostril, homozygous curved eared tiger horse. With a heterozygous spotted, homozygous large nostril, heterozygous curved ear horse. WHAT IS THE PHENOTYPE RATIO!!!

Help, I need it for tomorrow!

PS: I need to have it done in only ONE 8x8 PUNNET SQUARE!!!
YES AN 8x8 PUNNETT SQUARE!

[?David Archuleta!?]

8x8??
ohh wow.. were doing the ones that only have 4 squares in them. sorry cant help!! maybe ask some of your classmates.

[?David Archuleta!?]

8x8??
ohh wow.. were doing the ones that only have 4 squares in them. sorry cant help!! maybe ask some of your classmates.

[monika]

3 dominant:1 recessive, or 3BB:1Bb ... here I was just using B for dominant, b for recessive

Sorry if this is a bit off -- I haven't done these in two years.

Ok, I redid it, again a bit unsure due to the long while it's been since I've done these and got SsSNSC:NsNNNC

[ItalianGemini]

S = spotted, s = nonspotted
L = large nostrils, l = small nostrils
C = curved ears, c = non-curved ears

ssLlCC x SsLLCc

http://img517.imageshack.us/my.php?image=punnettnm0.jpg

The answer:
50% Spotted, Large, Curved
50% Non-spotted, Large Curved

aka, 1:1 for
Spotted, Large, Curved : Non-spotted, Large, Curved