This is usually a sign of an ill-fitted saddle. If the spots are occurring under the saddle blanket and in an area covered by the tree of the saddle, this is almost certainly the cause. Investigate proper methods of saddle fitment. The most useful reference book I know is "The Horse's Pain-free Saddle Fit Book" by Joyce Harman. I have used this book and can recommend it.
Leopard spot is for a horse with leopard like markings. A grey horse with flecks is flea-bitten grey. A horse with normal spots has appaloosa markings
It is called the White Spot because it's a big white spot! Hope this helps!
White Sport is not in the United States. White Spot is in Canada.
The great white spot is located on Saturn
White Spot was created on 1928-06-16.
yes they do.Dont you think horses should have some time in the spot light? i do!
Yes they can ! White-spot is a fungal infection - which WILL spread thought the tank !
Usually, some where in a grassy area or a silent spot where people usually don't go. Horses like to be alone and not bothered. if you are looking for a tamed horse or pony, they will usually wander off to an other ranch where there are more pony's and horses to interact with.
There are a range of markings on the horses face but the most common ones are: 1) Star: When a horse/pony has got a little circle mark on the top of the head and can only been seen if you lift up the horses forelock(the horses fringe)
Normally it's caused by sun or maybe it's a natural disease to prevent it wear a sunglasses and try to use sunscreen
Horses are in the primary consumer spot on a food chain. That is the level above the producers, aka plants.
This depends on what you mean by 'white'. Grey horses can appear white, but they have grey skin underneath their hair. Grey is a genetic mutation and occurs in many breeds throughout the world. If you meant true dominant white or maximum white sabino, then this can occur in a few breeds. Maximum Sabino is a pinto type pattern that laid down no color pigment, just white hair. this occurs in any breed that can have sabino markings, such as the Thoroughbred, Paint, Quarter Horse and several others. Dominant white is a mutation on the KIT gene. This is a very rare color and occurs in a few breeds, such as Thoroughbreds. Albino is not a true horse color and does not really exist in horses.