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Blue and white? My mare has Blue and White patches with a few brown spots. Is she classed as a Skewbald/Pinto or is there a specific name for this colour? Thanks! Jaisie & Skye Posted via Mobile Device |
Can't give any suggestions on what your horse's color is without pictures. |
Without pictures, the first thing that I imagined was a My Little Pony. Ha. Please post some pictures. |
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Im going to assume blue patches with brown spots would be a blue roan pinto (depending on breed) or possible bay roan. As the others said, pictures are best. |
Is this the mare in question? http://www.horseforum.com/horses/pho...973d1_full.jpg If so, she's a gray tobiano, who will eventually turn either white or fleabitten (aquiring more very small, dark freckles) in her "blue" patches. And she's also not a Thoroughbred, or at least not a purebred one. |
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Ha! TB's don't come in spots like that--no tobiano in the breed. :wink: |
Doh! Easy as that! Still impressed! |
Thanks guys! And yes that is my mare. I know she's not a purebred thoroughbred - only put thoroughbred as there was no option for cross breeds. She is 3/4 thoroughbred and 1/4 welsh cob. Are you certain she will change colour? As I met her 12 year old mum who was still blue and white. Unless you mean she will change in her much later life? |
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