Horse color interpretation - common and rare colors of horses and ponies

do you know?

The color of your horse or pony can tell you what color they are. If you are not sure what the color of your horse or pony is, check the color of the "point". '

'点' Your horse is the muzzle, the tip of the ear, the mane, the tail and the lower part of the leg. Remember, they may leave white markings on some points that might fool you!

The color of the horse includes:

Black: Black, including dots, manes and tails. Look at the color of the muzzle - it will be black. In this horse color, your horse or pony will not have brown around the muzzle!

Marking: This rare horse color has a striped stripe with no regular spacing on the horse, and the streaked horse usually has vertical side stripes. The striped horse is different from other colors of horses and will not be forgotten once you see it!

Brown: brown or dark brown, sometimes close to black. Even if the mane, the tail and legs are black, the color of the muzzle will tell you that they are brown.

Bay: light brown or reddish brown, black dots, black mane and tail. This is a common horse color, usually called brown ' by people who are not familiar with horses.

Chestnut: ginger or yellowish brown. The horse's point is brown - similar to the coat color or lighter. Chestnuts are never black.

Gray: a mixture of black and white hair. The grey changes include: ' dapple grey' when black hair is more than white hair; ' light gray ' when white hair is more than black; and 'flea bite &#39 There are black or brown hair spots on the white coat. The horses of the grey horse and the pony have different colors. They usually become darker and become lighter as they age.

Piebald: large black and white. This is a horse color with different names in different parts of the world. This horse color can also be called paint or flat

Skewbald: A large piece of any color other than black and white. This is another color of horses that have different names in different parts of the world. This horse color can also be called paint or flat

Palomino: a golden coat, [ideally the color of the newly minted gold coin], white mane and tail. This is my favorite pony color!

Appaloosa: Spotted coats are mainly brown spots on white coats or white spots on brown coats. This is another horse color, where the color of the dragonfly may be different at birth, and some are born without the Appaloosa mark.

Dun: Mouse brown to golden yellow, black dots, mane and tail.

Blue robes: White hair passes through most black or dark brown coats. The points are black.

Red robes: white hair in a bay coat. The points are black.

Strawberry soft sheep: white hair through a maroon coat. These points are the same as chestnut horses.

Grey horses and Roman horses are often confused in color, but the color of the head and legs is solid. Roan horses are very long when they are born, while gray or gray horses tend to get darker and grow more white hair as they get older.

---

Orignal From: Horse color interpretation - common and rare colors of horses and ponies