Surbie
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My friend's daughter spotted a cartoon dog's profile just above Archie's left eye. I can't unsee it now! 
Do any of yours have unusual/distinctive markings?
Do any of yours have unusual/distinctive markings?
Does your horse have any unusual markings?
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teacups
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Only when he lies in his poo at night…(grey)!
Surbie
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But you have the bonus that they are ever-changing....surely no two poo stains are the same?
smolmaus
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A friend said Sadies wonky blaze looked like someone had lobbed a water balloon full of white paint at her face and it dribbled down her nose. They were correct.
Sleipnir
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Snickers has a perfectly square star as his only marking. 
BBP
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I don’t know if it’s unusual as I’ve never had a patchy pony before, but I love the ‘blurred lines’ around all the patches on my companion pony.
Errin Paddywack
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When you get this sort of marking round spots on appaloosas we call them halo spots.
BBP
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Nice! They go round his entire body. But I don’t have any reference horses to look at up close to see if they all have it.
abbijay
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Mine aren't unusual (at least in the clydesdale world) but my dad once explained how he could tell them apart; Ace has had someone drag a paintbrush down his nose and Alfie looks like he dipped his face in a bag of flour 
MereChristmas
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F had unusual markings yesterday.
A huge splodge of mud above one eye and swipes on each ribcage where some hit near the top of each of my stirrup irons and worked its way backwards nicely decorating him.
That’s what happens when we canter behind the big boys.
A huge splodge of mud above one eye and swipes on each ribcage where some hit near the top of each of my stirrup irons and worked its way backwards nicely decorating him.
That’s what happens when we canter behind the big boys.
TheHairyOne
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toppedoff
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He's gorgeous!
Birker2020
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We called Lari Boo as his blaze looks like a ghost with its arms in the airMy friend's daughter spotted a cartoon dog's profile just above Archie's left eye. I can't unsee it now!
Do any of yours have unusual/distinctive markings?
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vmac66
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My skewbald mare has a heart on her shoulder
JBM
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I used to have a Shetland with a white heart on his ass
He was bay
He was bay
Surbie
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Mine has it round his blaze, but only in his summer coat. It's covered by floof in winter.
One of the patchies at the RDA has the halo markings similar to your companion pony's, the others don't iirc.
dougpeg
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on her bottom
iknowmyvalue
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Pepsi has a little bit of roan/white ticking on his face which I think is fairly unusual. I also love his little white spot on his upper lip!
Season’s Bleatings
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My new horse here.. has a heart on his head!
Sleipnir
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Beyond adorable!
Lois Lame
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Oh, I thought I was looking at a blaze until I noticed the top of a foreleg.
It's interesting the way some markings are crisp at the edges, while others, such as on your horse, are blurred. I wonder about the reason.
I love the square-shaped star... OH! and scrolling up to find the user-name I need for this add-on, I see a heart-shaped star!
Nasicus
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My previous wonky pony had a natural L on her shoulder, which I thought was appropriate considering she was unrideable haha
Lexi 123
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My horse has a white patch on her bum and belly she has a odd face markings
little_critter
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My girls star looks like a question mark (although it’s not as clear now as she is getting older and greyer)
My previous mare had neat square star
My previous mare had neat square star
HeyMich
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Our wee Spud has a.... spud!
Lois Lame
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Complete with highlight to make the potato look 3D
Some of these are so good they could be in novels.
Dust Bunny
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That's so sweet!Mine aren't unusual (at least in the clydesdale world) but my dad once explained how he could tell them apart; Ace has had someone drag a paintbrush down his nose and Alfie looks like he dipped his face in a bag of flour
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scats
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Polly has a bat on her side. I’ll try and find a picture.
Reacher
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If any colour / genetics experts can give info about spotty blaze I’d be grateful.
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