Colors and Markings Worksheet

This coat is reddish brown with black mane and tail, legs and ear points
This marking has a wide white area that runs along the bridge of the nose
A white marking that extends from the hoof to just over the fetlock
A coat color that is a mixture of white and pigmented hairs on a solid color that don't "grey out" as the horse ages
A white spot on the muzzle between or just below the nostrils
Coat color that is red or reddish brown with either a red or flaxen mane and tail
This color can start as a darker color on a young horse and lighten as the horse ages
This color has darker markings on the mane and tail and legs and along a horse's back
This white marking appears on a horse's forehead
This white marking covers a horses face from around the eyes to the muzzle
This is a long straight white marking down the horse's nose
This white marking runs from the hoof to the knee or hock
This is a thin white marking closest to the hoof
This is a black spot near the hoof on a white marking
This coat color is a combination of a base color with an overlaid spotting pattern
This white marking is found on any leg from the hoof to below the pastern
This white marking runs half-way up the leg below the knee or hock
This color is a solid color without any reddish or brownish hair (Does not fade in color around the eyes or muzzle)
This is a permanent mark left by an injury that has healed
This is a man-made design or number that appears white on a horse's coat