horses with unique coloring/facial markings

[Mylute]

Breednet article with photo of the white colt and some other foals.
https://www.breednet.com.au/news/31443/ ... elect-sale

[brunanas]

yearling filly by Orfevre o/o Rain on the Dune (Frankel)

[Palace Malice]

yearling filly by Orfevre o/o Rain on the Dune (Frankel)

She's a beauty and sold really well, around 500k US I think.

[Delamont]

Love those color tails. Gulastra plume, I think.

[tachyon]

Orfevre filly was knocked down to DMM who also had her 1/2 brother King Squall(JPN)(Duramente), an impressive debut winner on Sunday.

[Mylute]

This one is very blonde.
https://www.breednet.com.au/news/31789/ ... 0%93-wyong

2 y/o c. Automated (Trapeze Artist - She's Bionic)

[stelladaniella]

Hip 90 (Nyquist x Mining For Mercury), in the Saratoga Sale, cute color with spots all over. Not sure if I like her build as much, but it might just be the way she stands..



Walk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iWvE8PDdtE

[Miss Woodford]

Hip 90 (Nyquist x Mining For Mercury), in the Saratoga Sale, cute color with spots all over. Not sure if I like her build as much, but it might just be the way she stands..



Walk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iWvE8PDdtE

Not sure if club footed or just trimmed too short.

[tachyon]

-- from Netkeiba.com

''The story of Hayayakko and the white coated family in JRA''

https://en.netkeiba.com//news/news_detail.html?id=1320

[Eohippus]

This one is very blonde.
https://www.breednet.com.au/news/31789/ ... 0%93-wyong

2 y/o c. Automated (Trapeze Artist - She's Bionic)

Almost looks palomino

[Mylute]

Almost looks palomino

One of the theories regarding the existence "off color" thoroughbreds is that many of the early TBs and foundation stock who were registered as "chestnut" could also qualify as palomino and dun. Maybe some of them were objectively palomino.

[peepswifeyy]

Almost looks palomino

One of the theories regarding the existence "off color" thoroughbreds is that many of the early TBs and foundation stock who were registered as "chestnut" could also qualify as palomino and dun. Maybe some of them were objectively palomino.

Definitely. Enough to look at old paintings. Cream dilution has definitely been present in the breed since the very beginning. The Jockey Club is stuck in stone age, still registering grays as gray/roan. No wonder they misregistered cream dilutions as chestnuts, bays..

[Starine]

Muth's striking little sister by Tacitus:

https://x.com/DRFLivingston/status/1820 ... gr%5Etweet

[Holly1972]

This one is very blonde.
https://www.breednet.com.au/news/31789/ ... 0%93-wyong

2 y/o c. Automated (Trapeze Artist - She's Bionic)

Kinda reminds me of the talented Australian filly from several years ago Miracles of Life

[HB1994]

Flashy yearling son of Raging Bull - Dulcita.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C-kj_x-O ... ZieGVmNw==

[Flanders]

New Talismanic foal:

https://twitter.com/DarleyinJapan/statu ... 80516?s=19

Its him all grown up!

Mr D J(JPN), 2020 bay colt (Talismanic - Crimson Rouge, by End Sweep)

Very flashy markings and with just a touch of gulastra plume. Lots of photos at link.
https://en.netkeiba.com/db/horse/horse_ ... 2021104617

He has a white spot on his belly too that can be seen here(I think they have even more photos of him)
https://x.com/load_frash/status/1822623869360038216

He broke his Maiden on Saturday.

[Gemini]

New Talismanic foal:

https://twitter.com/DarleyinJapan/statu ... 80516?s=19

Its him all grown up!

Mr D J(JPN), 2020 bay colt (Talismanic - Crimson Rouge, by End Sweep)

Very flashy markings and with just a touch of gulastra plume. Lots of photos at link.
https://en.netkeiba.com/db/horse/horse_ ... 2021104617

He has a white spot on his belly too that can be seen here(I think they have even more photos of him)
https://x.com/load_frash/status/1822623869360038216

He broke his Maiden on Saturday.

Very striking indeed. The tail isn’t a gulastra plume— those involve the bottom half. His hair pattern looks like what you’d find in rabicano.

[Rainyday]

Hip 90 (Nyquist x Mining For Mercury), in the Saratoga Sale, cute color with spots all over. Not sure if I like her build as much, but it might just be the way she stands..



Walk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iWvE8PDdtE

Looks like The Tetrarch (I think all grey TBs today descend from him, but I might be forgetting a grey line).

[Rainyday]

Almost looks palomino

One of the theories regarding the existence "off color" thoroughbreds is that many of the early TBs and foundation stock who were registered as "chestnut" could also qualify as palomino and dun. Maybe some of them were objectively palomino.

Definitely. Enough to look at old paintings. Cream dilution has definitely been present in the breed since the very beginning. The Jockey Club is stuck in stone age, still registering grays as gray/roan. No wonder they misregistered cream dilutions as chestnuts, bays..

The last time I was in England, six or seven years ago, I saw an eighteenth century painting of a racehorse that was very clearly palomino. This was at the Wimpole Estate, just outside Cambridge, which is fairly close to Newmarket.

I've tried and so far unfortunately failed to find out any more information on the painting or the horse in it (it's not even in the National Trust's online archive of art from that estate), but it was interesting to see.

[Delamont]

Hip 90 (Nyquist x Mining For Mercury), in the Saratoga Sale, cute color with spots all over. Not sure if I like her build as much, but it might just be the way she stands..



Walk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iWvE8PDdtE

Built uphill?