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of markings including spotted blanket, snowcap and leopard. These patterns can appear on base coats of many colors.
Other hues that complete the equine color rainbow include dun, champagne, grullo, silver dapple and more.
Fun with Color
It ' s an oft-repeated adage: " A good horse is never a bad color." And while it ' s easy to agree with that sentiment, plenty of other folklore exists that might not be as universally agreed upon. For example, a longstanding stereotype claims chestnut mares are temperamental and difficult— a notion many horse
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owners dispute.
Some horse breeds are found in numerous hues, but certain breeds are closely associated with only a single color.
Iconic examples include the well-known black coats of Friesian horses, the brilliant grey Lipizzan horses and the always-chestnut Suffolk Punch horses.
It’ s worth noting that a horse’ s coat may change with the seasons. Sleek summer coats, especially when the horse sheds out in the spring, tend to be the most vibrant. The intensity of the summer sun can cause some coats to lighten and fade over time, but it ' s especially noticeable in black horses. Then of course, a horse ' s winter coat color can be dull and muted in comparison to a rich summer coat.
The world of equine coat colors is as fascinating as it is beautiful, blending genetics, tradition and a touch of folklore. Whether your horse is jet black, shimmering palomino or a striking roan, every shade tells a story. As the seasons shift and coats change, one thing remains true: a good horse is never a bad color.
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