[haviris]

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?

 

[haviris]

Not palomino, but I did wonder about possibly some form of silver. She doesn't look like either of those, she was more red (her body color made me think bright bay, but w/ no points and a white mane and tail, and w/ more dapples then I've ever seen on a bay). No clue what color her parents were, but she had one foal and he was the same color as her (no clue what color his sire was).

 

[haviris]

Welsh, and I'm really leaning towards silver of some sort, and bay is a strong possibility. Although none of those look exactly like her, her mane was whiter, she was not a flaxen chestnut. I do know that when we trimmed the hair on her legs, the hair was silver gray, but it didn't look that way before we trimmed. Somewhere I have a pic of that, that's the one I need! I will look for it.

 

[haviris]

So I was just looking at a horse that was silver on black, and I'm thinking that may be what she was closest to! She was abit lighter then that horse, but she was abit redder then the silver bay, I'm going to say I feel pretty sure she was one of those, either silve on black, or silver on bay, I've never seen another horse (other then her son, and I only saw him the one time) w/ her exact color.

 

[haviris]

Couldn't be a liver chestnut, her mane was white, not flaxen (that's a beautiful horse though!, if your horse looks like that, Wow).

I'm pretty sure she's silver, either bay or black, either way it solves the mystery, I've always wondered what color she was.