This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] In a message dated 4/11/01 12:30:48 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Among "ordinary" horses, there are pale blacks as well as very dark > chestnuts. I've seen pics of pale black icelandic that look seal brown to > We were told in Pony Club that you look at a horses "points". Those are the tips of the ears, the nose, the legs, and around the eyes. Which is how you can tell a very dark bay from a black. In looking at the pics on a fjord color site, I really had to check the points for the color indicators. Then I went back to look at my horse. He seems to be a yellow dun, but when you check his actual points, he's a brown dun. Kate in CT owned by Baldur the wonder fjord graduate B pony clubber MysticPonyClub egroups moderator ARIA certified riding instructor
