What colour is she??

I thought i'd just add a few more up to date pics....not that much has changed (colour wise) but he has got even cuter Now 5 months old!!

Same colour as my mare Black or almost black in winter, but with dark bucskin belly in summer, and with ginger "freezings" in mane and tail.... She is a dark brown in th epapers, but I lean into a black bucksin soemtimes.... I shall never know..

Most recent-today:

Summer:

Other summer:

Another summer:

Winter:

Winter:

You see those red parts in her mane?

Awwww she's very pretty and yes her colour is exactly the same as my mare, she has the same red in her mane and same changes throughout the seasons....well whatever they are they are definitely the same

I would say Chestnut.
I have two papered Tennessee's who are registered Chestnuts, and they get black while in the barn or in the winter, but while outside especially in summer, they turn a brown just like your pics.

Id go with chestnut

This mare is definitely not chestnut. I would love to see pics of your chestnuts

I think we must remember, that what is put on registration papers as colour of a given horse, is not necessarily true. It is often just what the breeder thought the horse looked like - often at birth or very young. Tons of horses have been registered as chestnut when babies, when in fact they were grey. Also silvers registered as grey. In Miniature Horse pedigrees and registration, we constantly see colours as something they actually couldn't be. It's fun to guess, but the only way to know the truth, is to test.

Lizzie

I would say brown. Not black, not chestnut (red) Not buckskin (tanish)

I think dark bay, black, or maybe liver chestnut?

Not brown, she would have to have the mealy muzzle. Not dark bay because bays are a fairly uniform colour, and not fading black because a fading black would fade from top to bottom, not bottom to top.

Possibly "black buckskin" as the owner suggests - called smokey black in the USA. I knew what they were talking about straight away because here in Aus we call smokey black, black buckskin, and as far as I'm aware it's the same in several European countries.

Edit; that's Shanoona's horse, not OP's horse. OP's horse is brown.

Might be a seal brown