 |
Appaloosa |
a black, brown, chestnut, bay or roan body with white
spots or roaning usually on rump; a white or roan body with black
or brown spots. |
 |
Bay |
a red-brown body with black mane, tail and legs. |
 |
Chestnut |
a coat, mane and tail from red-gold to dark red-brown. Mane and
tail may be flaxen. A light chestnut is also called Sorrel. |
 |
Black |
a black coat with black nose and flank areas. |
 |
Dun |
a yellow coat with a darker stripe down the spine and bars on the
legs. |
NO PHOTO AVAILABLE
|
Buckskin |
a yellow coat with black mane, tail and legs and a black stripe
down the spine (dorsal stripe). |
NO PHOTO AVAILABLE
|
Palomino |
a yellow coat with white mane, tail and legs. |
 |
Pinto |
large irregular coloured and white spots; one special breed with
these markings is called Paint. |
 |
Roan |
any colour mixed with white. Ususally found in Paints and Appaloosas. |
 |
Grey |
the coat ranges from almost black to white. A light grey can be
told from an Albino because the skin under the coat is dark, not pink. |
 |
Dappled |
circular patterns of light and dark colour, usually on a grey. |
 |
Brown |
very dark brown, almost black with lighter nose and flank. |
