Bays: A bay has a black mane and tail, and black lower legs and is reddish-brown over the rest of the body. They can also have other markings such as socks and face markings.
Chestnut: A reddish-brown horse with a similar colored mane and tail.
Dun: A dun can varie from mouse colored to a sand color with dark skin and ususlly has a black mane tail and legs.
Brown: A horse with a black mane, tail, lggs, and a mixture of brown and black hairs over the rest of the body.
Palomino: A gold-colored horse with a much paler, sometimes almost white, mane and tail.
Roan: Roans have white hairs mixed with either black hairs (Blue Roan), bay hairs, (Red Roan), or chestnut hairs (Strawberry Roan).
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| Blue Roan |
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| Red Roan |
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| Strawberry Roan |
| Plain Gray |
| Dappled Grey |
Gray: Gray horses can vary from white to dark gray, and can be either plain, dappled, or flea-bitten, and all of them have black skin.
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| Flea-bitten Gray |
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