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Mare Palomino
The mare palomino can be seen on farms around the country; a breeder will tell you this is a color, not a breed.
The breed is not so much a color as it is a lack of color due to the dilution gene. Crossing two horses of this breed most often produces a cremello. The breed’s mane and tail are almost white-blond and white on the face and below the knee.
The mare palomino can be seen on farms around the country; a breeder will tell you this is a color, not a breed.
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This is not yet a fixed breed. Generally, they have a conformation similar to the Arab and the Barb. These animals vary in height and can be ponies or horses. The color is various shades of golden, from cream to darker chestnut. Their build varies. The mare palomino can be seen on farms around the country; a breeder will tell you this is a color, not a breed.
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