Palomino
 

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.

Lets not go through this again. Please read from post 7 on this thread.

http://www.horseforum.com/horse-bree...t-horse-20914/

It is a color, not a breed.

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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.

From my post 7 on the thread I directed you to


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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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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

People.. no need to get snippy here. Spyder was just redirecting to a previous post.. but it did sound a little snippy too, Spyder

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.

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.