Dark Bay Horse Bucking at Tanreeseblog Blog


Dark Bay Horse Bucking. Web buckskin refers to a coat color similar to the color of tanned deer hide, occurring due to the presence of cream dilution gene in a bay horse. These horses have a gold or tan coat with a black tail, mane, and lower legs.

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Even though their color coats can look very similar, a dun will have a distinct dorsal stripe. Web buckskin refers to a coat color similar to the color of tanned deer hide, occurring due to the presence of cream dilution gene in a bay horse. Web distinctive coat color:

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Web when people mistakenly call buckskin horses ‘dun’, they are specifically talking about a bay dun horse. There are several buckskin variations, including silver dapple and sooty. Web for the buckskin coat to occur, a cream dilution gene must be present on an otherwise bay horse. These horses have a gold or tan coat with a black tail, mane, and lower legs.