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#1 ·
I want to have peoples opinion/facts on this, becuase I honestly dont know. Are palominos a breed, color, or both?? I used to ride a Palomino but she was a quarter horse so this is why I'm asking.
 
#4 ·
First of all, I was talking about Palominos not paints, I already know that paints are a color not breed. Second of all, their is no need to be rude just answer the questions and if you are in a bad mood just talk to someone else bout it.
 
#5 ·
From my post 7 on the thread I directed you to


01-15-2009, 11:13 PM #7 Spyder
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A palomino is not a breed. There are QH palominos, TB palominos and even WB palominos.

It is a color.
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#6 ·
I may be wrong, but, in a book I read that Palomino is a type....I don't exactly know what they mean by that lol, but if I had to choose between whether it was a color or a breed I would probably go with color..that's a really good question :D
 
#7 ·
People.. no need to get snippy here. Spyder was just redirecting to a previous post.. but it did sound a little snippy too, Spyder
 
#8 ·
We just went through a huge debate about Palominos ending with headaches for all. I quick look at the link and the OP would have discovered a great deal more information beyond whether a palomino is a color or not in that other thread.
 
#9 ·
Palomino is a color not a breed. There is a Palomino Asso. where you have to have one to show.

Paint is a breed not a color, there are different colors and patterns within that breed including solids.

Pinto is a color asso. for any breed horse as long as it meets their color requirments.
 
#10 ·
You know, guys, please let's not assume the worst. When we are "speaking" and "hearing" on the computer it's awfully easy to assume the worst. You just really cannot, most of the time, tell another's motives online.

My guess is that those with a dry sense of humor and those of few words are often accused of having poor motives. I think that it's best to give everyone the benefit about their motives. :wink:


I do believe that Spyder was directing OP towards my post on the Paint thread. I had given links about Palominos. Look at post #8.

http://www.horseforum.com/horse-breeds/paint-horse-20914/
 
#11 ·
I do not want to get into a debate with anyone but this is what I have always been told. Palomino is a color. I say it is a color because the Palomino Association has no specific rules on how the horse is suppose to look other than it has to be a Palomino of some sort. The Palomino color was never bred to become a specific standard to make it a breed in itself.
 
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