Black, Grey, Pinto, Stawberry Roan, Appaloosa, Chestnut, Dun, Buckskin, Red Dun and Bay.
There are many more but these are the basics.
There is also palomino , white and cremello.
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There are also:
Fleabitten Grey: A white horse with darker specs of hair
Dapple Grey: A white horse with darker circles of grey
the pupil is the 'hole' that lets light in to the eye and allows us to see.In all animals including humans it appears black.It looks black as the light that enters the eye is absorbed by the tissue of the eye.
Horse can have many many different colours it's up to what kind of horse it is and how its parents looked like example: Balck + White= Grey
Black
Black with White
Black with White Mane
Black With White Socks
Dark Grey
Grey
Light Grey
White with grey Spots
White with Grey
White with Black Spots
White
White with black
White with Black Mane
Light Brown
Light Brown White Mane
Light Brown with White Mane
Light Brown White Socks
Light Brown Black Mane
Light Brown Black Socks
Brown
Brown With White
Brown with Black Mane
Brown with White Socks
Brown With Black Socks
Dark Brown with White
Dark Brown
Dark Brown Black Mane
These Are The Main Ones But A Horse Can Have ALMOST Any Kind Of Coat.
The basic horse colors are black, bay, wild bay, brown and chestnut (sorrel).
The main modifiers of these colors are the dilution genes dun, creme, silver, champagne, pearl/barlink. Combinations of dilution genes can act in concert to produce additional colors.
For every basic coat color each dilution gene modifies that color to a new color (exceptions are
heterozygous creme with black and chestnut with silver where the dilution allele doesn't act on the base coat color.
The coat modifiers roan, rabicano, gray, brindle (rare).
There are also shading modifiers like sooty and pangare. that are poorly understood. which change the shade and depth of the base coat color.
The numbers of colors and their various shades is considerable.
This does not include spotting genes that produce appaploosa, tobiano, overo, sabino, etc.
Blue Roan: A Blue Roan is a black horse with the roan gene. The roan gene gives the horse interspersed white hairs on his body, causing the coat to have a bluish tint to it.
There a coat colouration in horses called blue roan but the horse is not actually blue. So in other words, no.
Horses are different colors because different kinds of horses are naturally different in color. Some horses were also bred to be certain colors.
Tennessee Walking Horses can be nearly every color horses naturally are.
Independently
They are only black. If they have any other colors on them they cannot be registered.
sea horses can change to all of the colors of the rainbow
black white brown
all colors of horses
brown and cream colored
It's hard to say -- but people say horses can only see the colors purple, green, blue, and orange.
All horse colors can become grey.
Black, Bay, & Brown
They have no preference to particular colors.