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Piebald Horse
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Piebald Horse
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A piebald horse is a horse with black and white patches, a skewbald horse has brown and white patches.
A piebald horse, is a horse that has irregular black patches, on a white (grey) base.
Use his bloodlines and take those names and put them together and work with it to make a name.
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Piebald is not a breed or a type but a color pattern. This coloring is common among Paints and Pintos. The other pattern is what is called a Skewbald. It's the equivalent of Overo and Tobiano color patterns
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I'm not 100% sure because those are UK terms, but I think skewbald and piebald have to do with color, not markings. Piebald is black and white and skewbald is any other color and white.
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It depends. Does she have more black or more white? Where the saddle pad comes to, is it black or white? If she is more black, get a white numnah, If she is more white, get a black numnah. Sheepskin numnahs look very professional and if...
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Paint Horses consider themselves a breed. In order to be able to register a horse with APHA, it has to have at least one Paint parent and meet the minimum white requirement. All paints have to come from either Quarter or Thoroughbred stock....
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Piebald means having sections or patches colored differently. The term Piebald is simply a pattern not a breed of horse. So It doesnt really come from anywhere
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Well for a start you can't get black and white skewbald, sorry if that sounded rude. Skewbald means white with any other colour except black. Piebald is white with black.
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