Almost all horses have leg markings of some sort, from a tiny spot of white to whole white legs. Here are the general definitions of each marking, which are a bit more definitive than markings on the face because they are based on leg anatomy.
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Coronet
Pastern
Fetlock
Sock or High White
Stockings
Black Socks
Colored Socks
Ermine SpotsHorse Widgets
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The Zorse – A Genetic Twist of Fate
A Zorse or Zebrula is a cross between a horse and a zebra, a rare and unusual mix of genetics that creates a funky looking animal with both horse and zebra characteristics.
Not Your Average Zorse
Their name sounds vaguely like a creature from Lord of the Rings, based on that and genetics alone the zorse is bound to be good for a story.
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Name Your Horse Markings Pt. 1 – The Face
Horse face markings are as varied as the animals who wear them. Each horse marking is wholly unique to them, but most fall under several broad categories.
Bald Face
Apron Face
Blaze
Stripe
Star
Faint
Snip
None
Interrupted Blaze or Stripe
Irregular
Badger Face
Occluded Markings
Medicine Hat
War Bonnet
Belton Spots
Ermine Spots
Reverse
White Sclera
Wall EyeHorse Color Pt. 2 – Paint and Pinto
Overo
Sabino
Splashed White
Tobiano
Tovero
Manchado
Dominant White
PintaloosaHorse Color Pt. 1 – Traditional Colors
Black
Chestnut
Bay
BrownDigital Horse
Bringing horses into the digital age
You love your horse, you love your computer, but until now the two didn’t have a great relationship. It’s not enough that they both love us, we want horses and computers to love each other too.
I Do My Homework
Love of an equine is a powerful bonding force among horse lovers. Between my savvy writing, horse-geek research and my studly designer I intend to introduce the horse community to their computer.
I’ll keep you up on horse news, breed info and all kinds of tips and tricks I’ve picked up in my unique equine experience.
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