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Pinto Arabian
A pinto arabian horse looks different as a foal than a fully-grown animal.
The markings of this strain are more difficult to spot due to the gray base coloring. These horses are popular for endurance, hunter/jumper, and dressage competitions. There are a number of organizations and associations of the breed’s fanciers.
A pinto arabian horse looks different as a foal than a fully-grown animal.
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Pinto Arabian -
horse, foal
The horses of this breed have been used for centuries for cross-breeding purposes with other breeds of horses. Pinto-colored half-Arabians are gaining particular popularity for the combination of the flashy coloring with the elegant appearance. A pinto arabian horse looks different as a foal than a fully-grown animal.
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