Birdcatcher spots horse

bird catcher spots (the white ones)

Birdcatcher Spots or brindle? A little of column A and a little of column B!

While we most commonly see Thoroughbreds in the traditional colors like grey, bay and chestnut, the Thoroughbred gene pool carries a variety of colorful genes. Thoroughbreds also carry genes for cream (palomino, cremello, buckskin, perlino, smoky black and smoky cream), frame overo, splash white, sabino, dominant white, manchado and rabicano. While most of these colorful Thoroughbreds...

Registered quarter horse with "birdcatcher spots" spots originally named for the Irish-Thoroughbred stallion Birdcatcher (1833.)

Super spotty horse. Appaloosa going grey? Chubari spots? Birdcatcher spots?

Birdcatcher Spots - a single tiny white spot on a darker coat to a group of dime-sized spots without a known cause

Registered quarter horse with "birdcatcher spots" spots originally named for the Irish-Thoroughbred stallion Birdcatcher (1833.)

this coat is very rare it is called a reverse leopard or a snowflake.

Birdcatcher Spots on a roan Tennessee Walking Horse

Palomino Pintaloosa w/Birdcatcher spots

'Birdcatcher' spots .... amazing! ♥

Registered quarter horse with "birdcatcher spots" spots originally named for the Irish-Thoroughbred stallion Birdcatcher (1833.)

Registered quarter horse with "birdcatcher spots" spots originally named for the Irish-Thoroughbred stallion Birdcatcher (1833.)

Flaxen Chestnut Snowcap Appy. w/Birdcatcher Spots

Silver Dapple Smoky Grulla Spotted Blanket Appaloosa w/ Birdcatcher Spots

Silver Grullo Frosted Back Appy Rab. w/Birdcatcher Spots

Birdcatcher spots, named for the Thoroughbred stallion who exhibited them, are small, round, white spots scattered throughout a horse's coat. In many cases, the spots appear and grow in number for a period of years, and then gradually fade away. Sometimes, the spots will persist throughout a horse's lifetime. Here are Birdcatcher spots on an Arabian.