As Weanling (photo by Doug Fischer, Yearling (photo by Tina Derheim), and 2
year old (Photo by Wendy Ross).
BRINDLE
Description:
BRINDLE horses wear a form of camouflage, probably a throw back to the stripes and shading used by wild horses long ago and zebras today to blend in with their background. This factor is not at this time recognized by the N.Q.H.R. as a separate color, but
instead as a reorganizing pattern.
Salsa (above and left) was bred to
"Reckless Dan" 1997
AQHA Stallion
and "Dunbar Gold" 1996
AQHA Stallion
Resulting in 2 non brindled colts 2003-2004
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