Spend time around Quarter Horses and you’ll hear red horses called sorrels. Walk over to the racetrack, and that same red coat is called chestnut. So what’s a sorrel horse, and is it really any different from a chestnut? Quick…
Few horse colors catch my eye faster than a buckskin. They are not always the bright gold people picture — many are more of a dusty tan or muted gold, and that can throw folks off. After 30 years around…
The palomino horse, with its shimmering golden coat and flowing white mane, has captivated audiences from Roy Rogers’ Trigger to Mr. Ed’s television fame. As a horseman with over 25 years of experience breeding and training horses across Louisiana’s farms…
A bay horse has a reddish-brown body with black points–a black mane, tail, and lower legs. A dark bay can look black in a dim barn aisle, while a light bay can pass for buckskin at first glance. Take the…