It's really hard to tell but looks like a palomino...the coat looks kind of dark though, so can't be sure.
What color?
Ok, let me first say this is a really bad pic, it's a pic of a pic and it's darkened quite abit (her mane and tail were white), in real life she was brighter colored. She was also dappled, which where alot more noticable in the winter time (she was also lighter in the winter).
I wish I had a better pic, but I don't so this is the best I can do, so what do you think?
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I wish I had a better pic, but I don't so this is the best I can do, so what do you think?
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Looks silver dapple to me--
Is this closer to her actual color?
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Or this?
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Both of the above are different shades of the same color-- Its basically a black horse with the silver gene, which dilutes the black body coat to a silvery mushroom color (usually dappled, but not always), and usually makes the mane and tail white. Silver Dapple is the common term in the USA-- in other countries it is called other things, such as Taffy.
Is this closer to her actual color?
Or this?
Both of the above are different shades of the same color-- Its basically a black horse with the silver gene, which dilutes the black body coat to a silvery mushroom color (usually dappled, but not always), and usually makes the mane and tail white. Silver Dapple is the common term in the USA-- in other countries it is called other things, such as Taffy.
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Ahhh OK. So maybe more like these?
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The above are all silver bays.... the silver gene doesn't dilute the bay body color, but does fade the black legs and make the M/T white, or nearly so. Of course she could have been flaxen chestnut-- hard to tell from the photos. Were her legs at all silvery/greyish looking rather than red or tan?
The above are all silver bays.... the silver gene doesn't dilute the bay body color, but does fade the black legs and make the M/T white, or nearly so. Of course she could have been flaxen chestnut-- hard to tell from the photos. Were her legs at all silvery/greyish looking rather than red or tan?
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I didnt pay a lot of attention to the photo mostly because its hard to see but she might be liver chestnut
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My mare is liver chestnut and gets like this horse (its funny because I googled liver chestnut because I dont have a good "color" photo of my mare and it happened to be that the only pic that looked a lot like her and what I was looking for is arabian and my mare is arabian LOL)
My mare is liver chestnut and gets like this horse (its funny because I googled liver chestnut because I dont have a good "color" photo of my mare and it happened to be that the only pic that looked a lot like her and what I was looking for is arabian and my mare is arabian LOL)
Oh my god you're horse is so good looking and shiny!I didnt pay a lot of attention to the photo mostly because its hard to see but she might be liver chestnut
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My mare is liver chestnut and gets like this horse (its funny because I googled liver chestnut because I dont have a good "color" photo of my mare and it happened to be that the only pic that looked a lot like her and what I was looking for is arabian and my mare is arabian LOL)
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