skewbald
Brown-and-white spotted
Skewbald describes a horse or pony with patches of white and another color that isn't black—typically brown, chestnut, or bay: a skewbald mare.
The term distinguishes these animals from piebald horses, which have black and white patches.
Both words apply mainly to horses and are used in British English more than American.
Spotted equine or legume
- paintColored coating substance
- calicoPatchy-coated cat type
- spottedSeen or patterned
- patchedRepaired with covering material
irregular · blotchy · mottled · splashed · parti-colored · multicolored · bicolored · asymmetrical
pinto
Spotted equine or legume
patched · irregular · blotchy · mottled · splashed · parti-colored · multicolored · bicolored · asymmetrical · non-uniform
dappled
Marked with spots
- mottledHaving irregular color patches
- patchedRepaired with covering material
- speckledDotted with small marks
blotched · splotched · marbled · brindled · flecked · stippled · variegated · tortoiseshell · harlequin · pied
pinto
Spotted equine or legume
buckskin · dun · bay · chestnut · sorrel · mare · gelding · stallion · foal · colt