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Horse Colors. A horse of every color…. Black. Entire coat, including the muzzle, flanks, and legs May fade when exposed to sun. Bay. Brown or reddish brown body Black points Tail, mane, legs Can still have stockings. Buckskin. Body color is yellowish or gold Black points
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Black • Entire coat, including the muzzle, flanks, and legs • May fade when exposed to sun
Bay • Brown or reddish brown body • Black points • Tail, mane, legs • Can still have stockings
Buckskin • Body color is yellowish or gold • Black points • Lacks primitive markings
Primitive Markings • Dorsal Stripe • Zebra stripes/leg barring • Shoulder/traverse stripes
Dun • Body color is yellowish or gold colored • Mane and tail can be brown or red • Has primitive markings
Blue Roan • Overall intermingling mix of white hairs over black body • Blue hue • Does not get whiter with age
Red Roan • Overall intermingling white hairs over black body • Red hue • Does not get whiter with age
Gray • Born with any color with white hair, gets whiter as horse ages • Black skin
Grullo • Body color is mousy or smoke colored • No white hairs • Black points • Primitive black markings
Chestnut • Body color is dark red to brownish red • Mane and tail usually red or brownish, but can be flaxen
Sorrel • Body color is reddish or copper • Mane and tail usually same color as body
Palomino • Body color ranges from rich gold to pale yellow • Blonde mane and tail