Love Horse Dating For Equestrians & Country Folk

Flea-bitten horse? No, that's not an insult for your horse or your stable. It's a description of a horse. It's a grey horse with red flecks throughout its coat. Horses can be solid colors, have white or black points, or have patterns. • Brown - dark brown color (even black) with a brown muzzle; • Black - black hair with dark skin; • Chestnut - red or reddish brown without black points, the mane and tail can be either darker or lighter than the coat but not black; • Bay - red or reddish brown with black points; • Grey - light colored coat with dark skin (can begin life as black and become grey over lifetime to end as white); • White - white coat with pink skin; • Palomino - gold with cream or white mane and tail; • Dun - tan color with darker points, usually has black dorsal stripe and zebra stripes on legs; • Buckskin - cream or gold color with black points; • Roan - colored and white hairs intermingled on the body with the head and legs in the base color, • strawberry roan - chestnut as the base color • blue roan - black as the base color • red roan - bay as the base color; • Pinto or Paint - large spot pattern, • Tobiano or Overo • Piebald - black and white • Skewbald - white and any color other than black; Markings on the face • Blaze - wide stripe down the face; • Snip - small stripe on muzzle between nostrils; • Stripe - thin stripe down the face; • Star - spot on forehead above or between the eyes; and • Bald face - wide blaze that extends to or past the eyes; Markings on the legs • sock - white past the fetlock but not to the knee or hock; • stocking - white up to at least the knee or hock; • fetlock - white up to the fetlock; • pastern - white that starts at the hoof but ends before the fetlock; and • coronet - white just above the hoof Read More...