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Yep, looks like a striped or a hypo striped. I have seen hypos with that kind of belly markings. I would not consider it a bloodred stripe unless it was bred to a known bloodred and produced 100% bloodreds.
The "diffuse" gene is what I was referring to as far as my question on the topic. Not sure that makes me look any less stupid about all this, but just wanted to point that out :dunce: .