Because a horse's skin is either black, grey o r chestnut, that depends on the horse colour, so the horse colour is going to be a mix between them or one of them.
The stripe is created by the following combinations of the dun gene acting upon an underlying base coat color.
A dorsal Stripe is a dark brown/black stripe that goes straight down the back of a horse. Duns have them, But usually not paint duns.
it's a medium stripe down the face from the forehead to above the nose... its too thick to be a stripe.
Rhodesian Ridgeback
The name isn't Dunn, it's dun, and it's a coat colour, yellow with black legs and a dorsal stripe down the back, with black mane and tail. It also comes from a legendary Quarter horse sire, Hollywood Dunnit. Many of his offspring share part of his name, usually Dunnit or Dunn. Actually, dun can be any color, but it is paler then most colors. yellow with black legs, mane, and tail is a buckskin. but a dun ALWAYS has a dorsal stripe, or its not a dun.
sorrel- a horse with a redish brown coat color. NO BLACK AT ALL. there can be white leg and face markings bay- a horse with a reddish brown coal with a black main, tail, and stripe down the back
all przewalkis horses are dun (cream with a black mane and tail) and a black stripe down the back (dorsal stripe).
A dorsal Stripe is a dark brown/black stripe that goes straight down the back of a horse. Duns have them, But usually not paint duns.
Well theres the stripe down the back called a 'list', 'stripe', 'or eel stripe'. Then there are the bars on the legs these are often just called bars or 'zebra bars'.
They are a dun colour usually with a black dorsal stripe down their back.
black with a white stripe down the back
It is most likely a Gemsbok which is in the Antelope family.
They don't. That is a natural color of their fur, like the stripe down the back of a skunk.
Banana
From your description, it sounds like either a Hornet or a Cicada Killer.
From the sound of it you have a Garden Tiger Moth.
Methinks a skunk, as far as I know.
it's a medium stripe down the face from the forehead to above the nose... its too thick to be a stripe.