Recessive equine coat-color pattern, consisting of a colored base coat with white patches and colored legs. The white markings are more irregular than the colored patches of the tobiano. White does not cross the back and the head is mostly white.
A Paint or Pinto coat pattern of spots that is irregular, scattered, or splashy. The horse usually has a large white facial marking as well.
The pinto coat pattern having uneven/irregular splashes of white. For more info: Coat Patterns.
a pinto of any color with no white crossing his or her back.
a paint color pattern in which white extends horizontally from the legs and belly toward the rump and the horse has white on the face and dark legs
Coat pattern seen in Paint Horses. Uneven splashes of white over the horse's belly, legs, neck and head. See also Paint Horse and Tobiano.
Overo refers to a pinto coloration pattern of white over dark body markings in horses. There are at least three different genes which fall under the "overo" classification: frame overo, sabino, and splash overo. All but sabino are dominant genes although can be so minimally expressed on an individual that the animal is mistaken for a "solid" colored horse.
