Why cant you get piebald or skewbald thoroughbred horses
He is a spectacular chestnut with brilliant (sabino) white markings in his coat and high white stockings extending nearly to his body. In addition to being a registered Thoroughbred his colorful white markings qualified him for registration with the American Paint Horse Association which registers Quarter Horses and Thoroughbreds. Therefore, his registered Thoroughbred foals are eligible for APHA papers. Thoroughbreds can be produced only from parentage qualified sires and dames. There are no color requirements or restrictions.
Airdrie Apache is a media star and has been pictured in international magazines. Note the outstanding bloodlines in his pedigree, including numerous horse racing legends and the much sought after line of Princequillo by Sport Horse enthusiasts looking for perfect conformation in competition horses.
a applossa has spots and its own colours so do all other breeds even tb it is like a dog black and gold labs not brindal.
because there is no paint blood in there genetics - the 2 breeds have never mixed
they are ussuall bay i think
That's because they have no paint genetics, you most often find that quarter houses have broken colours because they commonly have paint or pinto genetics.
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