2.H.01 Identification Colours This presentation has been produced by Ausintec Academy (Study Horses .com) for purpose of Educational Training. It is not for sale and may not be used or reproduced without prior written permission from the Director of Ausintec Academy

Palomino Palomino: Golden colour body with white mane and tail.

Buckskin/Dun Buckskin/Yellow Dun: Golden colour body with black mane, tail and legs.

Bay Bay: Light brown to dark brown body with black mane, tail and legs.

Paint/Pinto/Piebald/Skewbald Black: Black body, legs, mane, tail, muzzle, flanks and ears. Paint/Pinto/Piebald/Skewbald: Irregular patches of any basic body colour mixed with white.

Blue Roan Roan: White hairs mixed with a solid color throughout the body with solid color head and legs Blue Roan: Black with white hairs Red Roan: Chestnut/Sorrel with white hairs

Bay Roan

Red Roan

Chestnut Chestnut/Sorrel: Brown body and legs (from yellowish to reddish to dark) with similar, darker/lighter mane/tail

Brown Brown: Black body with brown muzzle and brown areas around the flanks, muzzle and eyes. Grey/Gray: Usually born a solid color with white hair increasing as they get older starting with the face and legs. One of the parents of a grey horse is always a grey

Grey

Appaloosa Appaloosa: a spotted colour of white and another base colour such as black, bay or chestnut

For more information see the 2.H.01 Identification workbook.

For more information see the 2.H.01 Identification workbook.

For more information see the 2.H.01 Identification workbook.