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 This Gypsy Cob has a
more maximum expression of Splash. Showing very
typical spash effects without much influence from
other patterns.
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 Commanche has a medium
expression of
splash.
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 Geronimo shows a more minimal
expression of splash with his white nose.
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 A very typical effect of splash, showing
the head in paint bucket effect
with fairly straight edges. Splash here has had very
little noticable effect on the
rest of her though
Photo
from Coates Gypsy
Horses
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 A very splashed white filly. She
dipped her whole head and
neck in the paint bucket!! She has the black eyeliner
around her eyes too!
Photo from Coates Gypsy
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 Both this mare and foal have a
more minimum expression of
splash. Both their noses look like they were in a small bucket of
white paint. All their legs have lots of white too.
The rest of their white
markings are mostly due to Tobiano and
sabino.
Photo from Rawlings Gypsy
Cobs
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 Very loud markings with no
Tobiano. This stallion almost looks like an overo,
however it is just the interaction of splash and sabino.
He still shows the white line above his eyes from
splash and the patch over his eye is from sabino which tends to keep colour around
the eye
Photo
from Black
Forest Shires & Gypsy
Horses
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Although harder to see when
tobiano is present, this lovely stallion has a typical
splashed nose. Also splash has reduced his tobiano
chest white, I think he also has at least one blue eye
Photo from Black
Forest Shires & Gypsy
Horses
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  The stallion above is a very well
known Splashed White horse called Gamblin Man. He is just here to
show what an fairly extensive splash looks like without all the other colour
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  These two pics are of a mare called Barlink Ultralite. Another very well known
splashed white. The typical effects of splash can be seen in
both these horses.
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 A
splashed white paint horse
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 A medium expression
splash on a mini pony
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 Another typical splashed white
paint |

A splashed white
pony
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