coloring of the body
Horse suits
For horses since the time of Hippocrates, it is customary to distinguish four main suits: redhead, gray, black, bay.
The remaining suits are considered to be derived from these four basic suits.
Recently, however, abroad it is customary to base the classification of stripes on genetics. American scientist Dr. Phillip Sponenberg (D. Phillip Sponenberg, ‘Equine Color Genetics’, 2003) singles out: black, bay, and red as the main stripes.
Monochrome or bicolor (plain). Continue reading
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Mukhtarbek Kantemirov
tradition
touches
century
dessert
head
portions
sunburn
Fire
nomads
control
artistic
color
koumiss
fawn
sandy color
horse
careful
Russian Trotter
temperature
hands
encourage
foals
horse unattended
red-red
horse stables
wild
brain
person
stallions
Vladimir
minute
heavy
Director
Bucephalus
food
skin
jabe
orientation
riding
demonstration
rider
fickle
brown
aquamarine
division
the limited space
shade
groups
Middle Ages
torso
tenderly
constant desire
descendants
education
palm
animal
environment
Stuntman
chestnut
hair
section
Alexander
speak softly
equestrian theater
travel