[Agheera]

How will my colt look as an adult? When he was born they told me he looked black.

Picture at 6 months when he arrived (not in good condition and full of parasites):

Now he's in his winter coat, at 9-10 months and looks like this:

 

[Linoone]

How will my colt look as an adult? When he was born they told me he looked black.

He looks like a classic Dark Bay/Brown to me. Very handsome, with just enough chrome to add character.

I love uncommon colors and adore white patterns, but there is something to be said for solid, dark colored horses. They have a certain "sharpness" to their uncomplicated looks that flashier horses can lack.

 

[stevenson]

Brown. He is pretty. Why is his tail cut like that ?

 

[Agheera]

Brown. He is pretty. Why is his tail cut like that ?

Because I'm horrible with scissors 🤣🤣🤣. Wanted to remove the hair that looked burned by the sun and ended up with a horrible haircut 🥴

 

[Agheera]

He looks like a classic Dark Bay/Brown to me. Very handsome, with just enough chrome to add character.

I love uncommon colors and adore white patterns, but there is something to be said for solid, dark colored horses. They have a certain "sharpness" to their uncomplicated looks that flashier horses can lack.

I love his color, but seems to me that he might get a bit lighter (I hope so! If not, I don't really care haha!). Still I find his development to be amazing and so entretaining to watch 🥰

 

[QtrBel]

He is a dark bay. He may or may not fade some but he'll remain dark.

I bumped this thread. I think you'll enjoy it.

The baddest brown.

Lately I have seen the unfortunate phrase uttered more than once: “just a brown”. Both here, and in real life. Just this week I remarked to a lady who is the proud owner of a beautiful TB gelding “Don’t you just love browns?” To which she replied “Oh no, he isn’t just brown, he’s a BAY!"...

www.horseforum.com

 

[Agheera]

He is a dark bay. He may or may not fade some but he'll remain dark.

I bumped this thread. I think you'll enjoy it.

The baddest brown.

Lately I have seen the unfortunate phrase uttered more than once: “just a brown”. Both here, and in real life. Just this week I remarked to a lady who is the proud owner of a beautiful TB gelding “Don’t you just love browns?” To which she replied “Oh no, he isn’t just brown, he’s a BAY!"...

www.horseforum.com

Omgggg what an amazing post, thank you!! 😍😍😍

 

[Ruth McClure]

He's a dark bay. Sweet colt.