Colour question.

amzy

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Does anyone know what a Blagdon Roan looks like? I believe it is a colour description that the gypsies use a lot but what is it exactly?
 
There's a photo of one on the Coloured Cob Centre website, its a bit hard to describe, looks mostly solid coloured but with roan patches. Hope that helps!
 
Blagdon is another colour favoured by gypsy cob breeders. It is any solid colour with a splash of white on the belly. A Blagdon roan can be blue roan, black roan or strawberry. Here is a gorgeous Blagdon roan mare.
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Thanks guys. That means I am now a proud owner of a Blagdon Roan cob! Never heard of it until yesterday!!
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Lucky, lucky you - I love heavy horses & gypsy cobs. Enjoy - you'll have loads of fun!
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Yes, I love irish cobs. Mine isn't quite a normal roan and I heard the name blagdon roan yesterday and going by the description and photos on here mine has now got a colour I can call it. You learn something everday!
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We have a clydesdale mare that has been discribed as a red blagdon. She is bay roan and white, a mix of bay and white body hair with a mix of black and white mane and tail hair. She would be skewbald in the coloured world which any colour (other than black) and white. Hence my login name!!!
 
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