I would say so.

Falls on Emma Cook can be yellow or peach as well. the important trait is the rim on the falls. the name comes from the fact that iris 'Emma Cook' was one of the first ones in that pattern. The broken color irises are caused by an erratic plicata gene.

Greenish again

Gizmo The Gremlin:

Paul - you have the best pics of Dazzling! And I definitely think Man's Best Friend is a multi too.

Close your eyes Mary Ann! Another broken!

Gnu's Flash:

And I need to throw in my favorite broken - Bewilderbeast:

From some where in the recesses of my mind came the name.....Doe Z Doe

Cream, green, gray blue

Love this one, but it is a bit hard on color categories:
Green and Gifted:

Thanks Paul!

Here is a little green SDB for you! And aptly named I think.

Greenland: http://dxkdul4cprxwx.cloudfron...

And a nice little blended one - hoping mine blooms this year!

Guise:

Another blend, but just off of being a bicolor to me:

Haw Haw Ya:

Cream/tan/wine blend, but the beards win the day.

Have A Goodun':

A broken

Holy Kosmoly:

Mary Ann, here is an example of an Emma Cook that is peach/orange.

I have a few that I throw together into a category I call cream/buff that includes some of the ones you have been listing...

And another with chartreuse - standards called dusky chartreuse

Inner Space:

Haunted Heart

Just Crazy

Oasis Patches is my favorit broken color iris.

Second Helping