A blood mark is simply a part of a gray horse that doesn't gray with the rest of the horse (most adult grays started out as chestnuts with gray around their eyes, then grayed completely as the matured).
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| Acorado II -Warmblood stallion- |
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Blood Marks
What's a blood mark? I promise, it has nothing to do with blood!
A blood mark is simply a part of a gray horse that doesn't gray with the rest of the horse (most adult grays started out as chestnuts with gray around their eyes, then grayed completely as the matured).
A blood mark is simply a part of a gray horse that doesn't gray with the rest of the horse (most adult grays started out as chestnuts with gray around their eyes, then grayed completely as the matured).
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