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)
Well, it depends on the marking and where it is located on the horses body.
Facial Markings:
Star- small white spot on a horses forehead
Strip/Stripe- long, skinny, white stripe that runs down a horses face, and ends at/before the nose
Blaze- long, thick stripe of white that runs down the horses face but stops at or before the nose, and does not touch the eyes
Bald- white covering a horses face almost entirely
Snip- white marking on a horses nose area, between or on nostrils
Lip- a white spot on a horses lip
Leg Markings:
Coronet- a white strip that goes all around the coronary band
Half-Cannon: a white marking that runs halfway up the cannon bone
Half-Pastern: a white markings that runs halfway up the pastern
Sock- a white markings that ends slightly above the fetlock joint
Stocking: a white markings that runs all the way up the leg but ends at the knee
Ermine spots: colored spots that are on the coronary band on top of a white leg marking
Other Markings:
Brand- A design burned into the skin to identify an animal
Freeze Brand- A brand made by freezing instead of heat. The hair grows in white. Usually letters or numbers are used.
Scar- A permanent mark left by an injury that has healed.
Birdcahtcher Spots- random white dots on a solid-colored horse's body
sock (different color from their hoof to about half way up between their hoof and knee
Dapple is not a color but a marking. Dapples can appear on any colored horse though they are most common on grey horses and are usually considered a sign of good health.
Gypsy Vanner's can come in all equine colors, with black and white pinto the most common color and marking.
the quarterhorse is the most common
brown is the most common.
The American Quarter Horse
the american quarter horse
A snip is simply a marking on a horses muzzle or nose
American quarter horse and paint/pinto there are also many more, but these are two of the most common
Brown
That would definitely be the American Quarter Horse.
its a breed of horse, the most common racing horse actually.
A tovero horse is a type of paint horse, "tovero" is a specific type of paint marking, to be more specific.