Chestnut tobiano. The way the white is on the left side of his neck makes me think frame too. Possibly splash with the way his blaze curves off to one side.
I too see tobiano (white crossing the back, white going from shoulder to leg and butt to leg), splash (white "falling" to one side on the face, relatively neat lines to white edges) and frame (white trying to travel horizontally up the neck, white blocked from joining on one leg).
Brown Tobiano. His legs are white, easiest way to tell the difference between Tobiano and Overo. Overo has colored legs while Tobiano has white. Posted via Mobile Device
Frame does not like white legs and will attempt to color them. Splash and sabino, the other genes under the term "overo" are more than happy to put all kinds of white over the legs.
Because someone like Gunner is certainly not a tobiano
Oops probably should of read the whole question before I opened my mouth! Stupid me! I wasn't talking about the other genes in the horses coloring, just the two plain Tobiano and Overo color patterns. Sorry! Posted via Mobile Device
The term overo should be tossed out completely in my, and many others', opinion. If it means one of three different patterns why confuse people by lumping them all together under one term?
Agreed- it's only slightly more specific than "pinto" :lol:
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