Animals, including humans, have "rods and cones" in the eye that allow them to see color. Horses have some, but not as many as humans, so it is believed that they see color, but pastels. These colors would be associated with food, water, and blood.
Any colour, just like a human
a phrase meaning 'another matter entirely' or ' a different matter altogether. see http://www.answers.com/topic/a-horse-of-a-different-color
Yes, horses can see color, but not nearly as well as humans can. Horse can see only a handful of colors, the others they cannot.
Not totally. They cannot see red hues, but they can see blue, green and yellow hues.
If he had a white horse, the color was WHITE.
It is not possible to change the color of the horse market in Ener-g Horse Ride.
"a sorrow horse is a color"No, it isn't. A "sorrow" horse is a sad, sad horse, filled with sorrow. Perhaps her colt died.A "sorrel" horse is a horse that is a reddish brown color.
Horses cannot see their hide coloring. They cannot look in a mirror, and with their eyes positioned as they are, the horse would not see his body like we see it.
A chesnut is a light brown color horse and a palomino is a yellow or golden color horse, and a bay is a dark color horse.
The horse was Bay.
It depends on what color you like the most. The above answer is correct, but I would also like to state that a horses color is the least important part of it. You should first look at the horse and see if it has good conformation, a nice temperament, and can do the job you want it to do. Color is always the last thing you should look at.
Blue Roan Brindle is probably the rarest horse color.