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What color was Seabiscuit?

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Seabiscuit was a bay with dark points and no white markings.

A bay horse is brown with black mane and tail, sometimes with darker areas on the nose, ears, and legs. Bay colorings can range from dull brown or near-black to reddish- or golden-brown. Seabiscuit himself was a plain dirt-brown.

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