Colour experts...Care to guess?

[Sparkles]

On her passport, she's 'Odd Coloured'. No joke.

LOL. I've never had one like it.

Spotty body [Blue and brown spots all over which you can't see on pic very well], blue roan colouring plus bay roan colouring?

Pics:

So far have been told

''She's a appiano or a pintaloosa! She looks like a spotted patterned varnish roan with the tobiano gene too.''


Gigantic cookie to anyone who can figure her genetics out haha!

 

[rhino]

Ask in the Breeding section, or pm KarynK She's a cutie, what ever she is. Do you have any info on parents?

 

[Sparkles]

Ok will do that tomorrow Thanks! Nope none, other than cobs lol. No idea what colour or anything.

 

[quirky]

I'd go for appiano. Very similar to my first pony I had.

 

[FionaM12]

She's so pretty! I love the contrasting ears!

 

[Ravenwood]

Skewbald?

 

[DosyMare]

Love that random black ear.

 

[froglet]

Is tortoiseshell a horse colour, or only used for cats?

 

[imafluffybunny]

I had one similar, he was a varnish roan appiano

 

[Natch]

I think I would call that skewbald, as white with blue roan patches. But then again I wouldn't be able to define what the things you have already been told are!

 

[Paris1]

I think odd coloured sums it up, seen that on a few passports. Lovely horse!

 

[Sparkles]

Thankyou! It would be decided I think, that the original guess was correct lol! Appianno varnish roan hahaha.

'Odbod' suits her well for a name I think!

 

[Tinseltoes]

Shes NOT a skewbald because they are brown and white. Love the odd ear.Cute horse.
Blue roan?

 

[MeganLindsx]

My old horsey was classed as blue and white and when we used to show him he used to go into odd coloured classes (anything but piebald or skewbald)

 

[only_me]

A skewbald is white and any other colour, not just brown

I would just say blue and white

 

[freisian]

I think I would go with skewbald. She is lovely.

 

[Eluana]

Her 'base' colour is brown, and I'd say she has splash and sabino or dominate white for sure, probably tobiano as well.

Wouldn't know about having appaloosa spotting, as you can't see enough, and they do look typical of either sabino roaning or dominate white markings. Though she has a white sclera, but no mottling of the skin around eye/muzzle . . hmm, erring to probably not being spotted.
You could test to see if she has LP (one of the two genes responsible for spotting) if you are really interested though.

Do you have anymore pictures of the markings on her bum or when she's wet?

Love her one black ear though!