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Color Patterns of Horses

If you have ever seen horses before, you probably noticed that all of the horses were colored differently. Well, believe it or not, these colors have specific names. From the descriptions below, try to match the right color pattern for each horse.

Black colored horses have black all over, including the mane, the long hair on the neck, and black hair on the tail.
Bay horses are red with a black mane and tail.
Chestnut horses are golden to red in color all over, including the mane and tail.
Ysabella horses are golden to red in color, but their mane and tails are gray.
Dun horses are a little lighter than the Chestnut and Bay horses, but they have a golden mane and tail, with a dark stripe down the back.
Gray horses are equally black and white, making them look gray.
Roan horses have white hairs with some other color. This other color can be any of the ones we already talked about.
Pinto, also called paint, has white hair with big spots of the other colors all over their bodies.


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