Horse Colors

2. A desexed male horse.
4. Body color is reddish with the mane and tail the same color as the body or may be flaxen.
6. Similar to the buckskin with variable color points.
7. A mature female horse five or more years of age.
8. Body color is reddish tan to reddish brown with black mane, tail, and lower legs.
10. Tan with a black stripe along the back and has a black mane and tail; usually black on lower legs.
13. Smoky or mouse colored, mane and tail black, usually black on lower legs.
15. Black spots on a white coat.
17. A young male horse up to five years of age.
18. A white coat with skin either pink or dark
19. Brown or black with light areas at muzzle, eyes, flank, and inside upper legs, mane and tail black.

1. Uniform mixture of white and red hairs.
3. Mixture of white and black hairs, usually born solid colored or almost solid colored and gets lighter with age.
5. A form of dun with body color yellowish or flesh colored, mane and tail red.
8. Uniform mixture of white and black hairs with a few red hairs.
9. Spots of any color other than black on white coat.
11. A mature male horse five or more years of age.
12. Body color is black with no light areas such as around the muzzle and flanks.
14. Body color is dark red or reddish brown with the mane and tail the same color.
16. Body color of golden yellow with white mane and tail.