Known for their metallic sheen, Akhal-Tekes have a unique golden coat that shimmers in the sunlight.
A rare dilution of chestnut with a cream-colored coat and mane, often with striking blue eyes.
This color features a unique dilution gene that gives horses a golden coat with a metallic sheen and lighter mane and tail.
Known for their golden coat with a white or cream mane and tail, Palominos are prized for their striking appearance.
A rare pattern characterized by striping or mottling on the coat, resembling the markings seen in some cattle breeds.
This coloration results in a dark coat with a silvery mane and tail, caused by a dilution gene affecting black pigment.
A coat color that combines a smoky or mouse-colored hue with a dorsal stripe and often zebra striping on the legs.
Dun horses have a coat color ranging from pale yellow to dark gold, often with primitive markings like dorsal stripes and leg barring.
Roans have a coat characterized by an even mixture of colored and white hairs, giving a unique speckled or mottled appearance.