When the registry first opened for Buckskin horses, it also accepted Grulla and Dun horses as well – horses that are not considered to be a true Buckskin today. The American Buckskin Registry Association has been around since 1962. Here are some more interesting Buckskin horse facts to consider as well.
It is, in fact, a rather common color that is found in all breeds of the modern horse.īuckskin horses have a tan or gold coat that is similar to the Palomino, but instead of white points, this horse will have black points – the mane, tail, and legs. For this reason, the buckskin horse really isn't a color breed.
This differentiates this color from others, like the Palomino, where only specific breeds tend to have the required coloring. This means that any horse of any breed can be colored buckskin and qualify.
Buckskin horses are determined by their color instead of their breed.
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