One of those interesting reverse blazes!

That is a good one! Where are they? Love the line across the forehead!

In the UK, some sort of pony/cob cross. Quite cute!

Yep! And the dribbles? I thought teeth - like a bull dog! LOL... She looks kind of diluted maybe? Could she be cuckskin?

Anything's posible I think! Hard to tell what she is with all that white. I'm curious, so hopfully she can take some more pictures to satisfy my curiosity! :-D

Bulldog teeth, LOL!

Very cool!

She looks TOTALLY dun to me.

I was thinking dun also ACC! It's the face mask that makes me think dun. To bad she's white in the areas that would tell for sure.

Yup! That and being SO pale in the flank compared to the overall color of her head.

I just noticed it but is that a grullo behind her?

Yup... it sure is! I had missed it!

That's quite interesting, dun isn't that common with these breeders. I definately want more pictures now! That Grulla looking one will have coated off now, as that pic was before the other mare foaled.

Those face markings are so cool, she looks like she has a dove or a gull flying on her forehead.

Cool markings, do you know where in the UK she is, can go and look for you if not far.

Hey that would be cool if she is near you! I'll find out where they are.

She might actually be bay dun. Cool horse.

I had someone once tell me it was thought these markings were attributed to sabino, any say to that?

It's possible, isn't sabino anything we don't know what it is!! :D

I 'call' it splash, only because a lot of these weird dark markings where white could normally be, have what I'd consider splash type markings, but it might be the splash and sabino, or even tobiano, getting confused together!

It's definitely splash IMO.

Hmm...I really have to relearn what I knew about splash. What signs make you feel it's caused by splash?

I'm going to have to really do some relearning when it comes to how white patterns interact with one another.

Well I think of these as Splash, and the reverse blaze is just a more extreme version! The last one is halfway there! I do have a better one somewhere that is a mixture between the first few, which makes my thought progression more obvious, with the colour going across the nose halfway up but can't find it right now!

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Because splash causes the funkiest face white in the world IMO. :rofl: I've seen it do some insane things.

@_@ I've got to learn how you guys identify these horses as being splash. Darn those white pattern interactions. I think that many of these horses people like myself have considered one or two patterns, are now three, or two different ones then we originally thought.

Cool!

[quote="JNFerrigno"]@_@ I've got to learn how you guys identify these horses as being splash. Darn those white pattern interactions. I think that many of these horses people like myself have considered one or two patterns, are now three, or two different ones then we originally thought.[/quote]

after awhile it just starts happening? LOL I still can't get it all the time, but I have noticed I've gotten better at it the past few years.

Ok I'm going to try this again, please feel free to agree/disagree/correct lol.

Splash - Clean edged white markings, long socks, belly splotches, roaning unusual. Looks like they were picked up from above and 'dipped' in white paint. Broad face markings often bottom heavy and sliding off one side of the face, (blue eyes possible).

In this case if it was a blaze filling where it ought to be then I would see splash in the width of the marking and the dribbling out on the nostrils affect. As it is.....looks like splash got confused.

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Lots and LOTS of time looking for it, and looking at it. I can't count the amount of hours I've put in tracking bloodlines and looking at horses to track where it all came from and what it looks like. You start seeing patterns within the patterns after a while.

Splash for me is bottom heavy, and lopsided, everything else can kinda come with other things, but splash by itself tends to be smooth and not jagged. But the absence of those things doesn't mean it that splash isn't there. There isn't one thing that says splash. Its not A=Splash its A+B+C-D-E+F=X. Everything has to be part of the whole.

Dunbars Gold is the perfect example of bottom heavy and lopsided. His markings are also fairly smooth
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