Question about spot

So I was grooming Abby today before I rode and I haven't seen her in at least 5 days. What little bit of winter fluff she had left is gone and her coat is all sleek again. When I got to her right side, her spot looked huge and actually noticeable. I found it last year before she got her winter coat, but you had to look closer to see it. But today it was like "Bam! I'm a spot!" It's probably the size of a 50 cent piece.

I'm trying to figure out if you guys think it's some kind of scar or what? Her dam is an overo, for what it's worth. She's had it since she was a foal because it's in the picture on her papers.

Sorry for picture quality. Cell phone. Completely forgot I had my DSLR sitting in my car..

Minimal sab maybe? Could be minimal frame too, her blaze has that hint of 'top wide' that could be frame...

That's what I was wondering about. Her dam was definitely frame. I suppose I could just pay the $25 and find out if Abby has frame.

It would be interesting. I know Sab tends to like leg white, while frame doesn't. She has one minimal white right? I also think she has splash with that apron-ish bottom to her blaze. So all white bar tobi lol.

She has one white pastern, her large blaze, then that little spot. Well, damn. If she tests nO and has splash like you think, I guess that's another token in the "Don't listen to registries and their colour opinions" box. She's registered as Breeding Stock. Haha.

It could very well be Frame. Frame does put on face white, and since there is only a small amount of leg white. *shrugs* could be worth the test if you really wanted to know for sure.

Haha. I'm curious, so I might sometime in the future.

I was just wondering if you guys thought it might be some kind of scar rather than frame.

Soda has a little white spot like that, but it's on his girth. No idea what it is though and it's hard to see because he's so light/creamy there.

Let us know if you get her tested!

I know a horse that has a white mark like that... it is a scar from a girth gall...

Since the OP said that it was on her horse's foal papers, it is probably not a girth gall.