Picture of my Spotted TWH, Ida Claire

[~Karen~]

I know they are only known as "spotted" but I still like knowing for my own knowledge.

She is black and white and I believe the spots are called paw prints, right?

Inside each of these greyinsh black spots is a dark black spot.

around the edges it is trimmed like a grey lining between the black and the white.

She has small black "dots" on her legs and around the hoof area.

She has white on her chin and throat latch area.

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This picture turned out comical! I am throwing it in just for fun. Can you spot THREE horses?

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[jrae]

I love SSH's. Those are indeed called paw prints and I've often heard that horses with them have a good chance of being homozygous for spots. What are her bloodlines? My favorite horse EVER was a SSH gelding that I won several WC & WGC's with.

 

[countrycharm]

Ha love that last pic it took me a while to figure that out lol