I just ran across a brindle stallion posted on a sporthorse site -
http://www.stoneybrookefarm.com/horses/Natal/
He is a Brazilian Warmblood, described as a mahogany bay with silver brindling.
I have never seen this coat pattern on a horse before. How common is it?
Brindle markings (on a Warmblood)
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Not common, and hes one of the only, if not the only brindle wbs. He has supposedly This http://www.brindlehorses.com/brindlehos/index.htm is a GREAT website for brindle horse information. They even have a table of brindles and a table of there horses who are now on the third and fourth generation of producing brindles.
My fourth thread on the following topic (COLOR TB PHOTO GALLERY) is also about him:
http://www.pedigreequery.com/forum/view ... 3&start=15
http://www.pedigreequery.com/forum/view ... 3&start=15
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Has he bred any mares? Since he's about the same color as Catch A Bird (and even share a common ancestor, figure that!) I wonder if he might ever produce a pseudo roan like CAB did! Or his own coat pattern. I sure wouldn't mind having him in my pasture even if he was a gelding!
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summerhorse wrote:I sure wouldn't mind having him in my pasture even if he was a gelding!
You're in luck! Natal Classi is listed for sale under the farm's sales list link.
http://www.stoneybrookefarm.com/thoroug ... sale.shtml
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