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Location: Somewhere around here | A "just for fun" thread :) What's your favorite horse color??
My favorite is tied between a bay roan and a solid black! |
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Rad Dork
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Location: Oklahoma | Dapple gray... all day long |
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| I love me a big black racey built horse! But I also love palominos.  |
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Location: TN | 3 way tie - black, bay, and dapple gray! |
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  The Color Specialist
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Location: Washington. (The DRY side.) | Bay or brown with NO WHITE. I used to have a pasture full of Bays and browns with little to no white. Now I have 2 sorrels with flaxen manes, a bay with a star, a bay roan and a gray. At least the bay roan mare has NO WHITE. |
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Elite Veteran
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Location: IL | LOVE a dark bay with a little chrome and I'm a sucker for a steel gray! |
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Location: Deep South | I love a horse with the rabicano gene. Black's my fav, then sorrel. |
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Location: Utah | A big dark bay, and palomino's. |
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 A Somebody to Everybody
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | All the colors, love my horse of all colors |
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 Total Germophobe
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Location: Montana | Well, I almost won't turn any horse color down (except for possibly cremello or perlino) but I love buckskins and palominos best, and then after that blacks, bays and grays...a sorrel or chestnut with a lot of chrome is perdy too. I CAN'T MAKE UP MY MIND!   |
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| Definitely black, with palomino in a close 2nd. |
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 Big Gun
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Location: Texas | Golden palomino |
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 More bootie than waist!
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Location: Riding Crackhead. | I'm a freak but I love my chestnuts and sorrels! |
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| I love me a big black fancy horse.
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Location: Southwest Minnesota | I prefer horses of color. By that I mean Appaloosas and Paints. If I had to choose a solid colored horse for myself it would be a blue roan. But, in my pasture I have a Bay, a grey, and a sorrel QH, A chestnut appaloosa with a big blanket, and a black and white overo paint with blue eyes.  |
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Location: Minnesota | I don't have a favorite color exactly...I just am in love with UNIQUE colored horses. I love my mare, shes solid dark bay in the winter, and sheds out to roan. I always think shes going to get lighter as time goes on but she hasn't in the years Ive owned her! I love a dark grey too
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Location: Living in my Promised Land | Black. I own three right now. |
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Location: Northeast Nebraska | Buckskin and bay with a blanket with spots, no white on legs or face are my favorites. |
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| I have never had a great horse that was a bad color. LOL
It depends on what discipline we are doing.
For hunters/equitation: a dapple grey with very defined dapples
Barrel Racing: black or bay with no white, or a BIG sorrel with lots of chrome- either a deep red or a flaxen mane/tail
Dressage: dark, seal bay with no white or liver chestnut with flaxen mane/tail AND lots of chrome
Western Pleasure: LOUD!!! paint, Appaloosa, palomino, or buckskin- even cremello or perlino
Flying: Lavender with Royal blue mane, tail, and wings.
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| aquinnell - 2014-03-12 8:39 PM
I don't have a favorite color exactly...I just am in love with UNIQUE colored horses. I love my mare, shes solid dark bay in the winter, and sheds out to roan. I always think shes going to get lighter as time goes on but she hasn't in the years Ive owned her! I love a dark grey too
Love your mare! Not just that color but that booty too!
I am a sucker for a little stocky buckskin or bay. Or a nice looking roan. |
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