Spotted coat patterns: leopard, blanket, mottled, marble (marmoreal)
Brown body, black mane and tail, black lower legs/head.
Solid black hair and mane, dark skin.
White over the hip area with or without spots.
Tan or gold coat with black points; cream gene on bay base.
Metallic gold coat, freckled pink skin, light eyes.
Reddish-brown coat with matching mane and tail; no black.
Very pale coat, white mane/tail, pink skin, blue/light eyes.
Pale yellow coat, dark mane/tail, dorsal stripe and leg barring.
Light-colored mane and tail on a chestnut coat.
Born dark and lightens with age; mixed dark and white hairs.
Nearly white coat with numerous dark spots.
Lightening of underbelly, muzzle, and flanks.
Mottled pattern with irregular light
Irregular white patches, often on belly and face.
Golden coat with cream or white mane/tail, dark skin.
A subtle dilution gene, darker mane/tail, often greenish eyes.
Large white patches with colored areas; pink skin under white.
Even mix of white and base color hairs; stable through life.
Fuzzy-edged white patches, often on legs and belly, with roaning.
Lightened mane/tail on black or bay base; legs remain dark.
Bay base with silver gene; light mane/tail, dark legs.
Black coat with one cream gene; resembles regular black.
Very pale coat from black + two cream genes; blue eyes.
Dark coat with small white spots scattered across the body.
Dark hairs mixed into the coat, giving a shaded effect on back/flanks.
Dark smattering on base coat (smoky or toasted effect).
White on the lower body as if splashed, white face common.
Large, well-defined vertical white patches; mane often bicolored.
Pure white coat, pink skin, rare.
