The badass brown.

Fixed (:

Looks bay to me. But what do I know. I own a sorrel and a palomino lol

Now that's a darn good looking horse, texasgal!!
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Okay... So Trillium is really a brown but got registered as bay before he got into his first winter coat

Sneaky brown










He is going to be so much fun to watch as he changes into his first summer coat in a few months

Definitely brown

Lilly is also registered as a bay, and I was calling her bay until September when someone on here corrected me. I didn`t actually know the difference between Bay and Brown until just recently. I`ll have her colour changed on her papers eventually. Her coat now stays relatively the same but keeps the soft points. Her coat is significantly lighter as a youngster (not all due to sun bleaching) and gets darker as she's aged. Sorry for the pic overload.

^SD - he is so cute! You'll have to post more photos when he gets his summer coat.

Sorry for the poor picture quality, but you can see she`s very light.


Little darker...


Very dark...


Lightened up a bit...



Dark again and has stayed this colour for the last few years.


Winter fuzzies with the soft points.

Thank ya dahling! That's my little gelding's sire ... he was a hunk!

I totally get everyone's struggles with horses being registered or put down as a bay, I think there really needs to be a more accurate system for that.
I had not long ago learned about Brown and how my guy is one, and now I love them!

Whoever was in charge of filling out my ponies paperwork really failed hardcore. They had him down as simply a "Dark Bay" and had no comment on his obvious Sabino genes (he has a big speckley spot on his belly and really obvious chin spotting and big face stripe)

Him in Summer:

Him in Winter:

Lol, anyway, I love everyone's browns here. Defiantly some BA Browns.

Also, thanks GiftedGlider for bumping this thread back up!