Pintos are piebald horses, well - known as 'Indians' and Western horses. They have unique and beautiful fur markings that add a lot of personality to these horses. Although Pintos aren't a separate breed but a color breed found in almost all horse breeds. There are two main coat pattern types: 'Overo' and 'Tobiano'. Overos have a colored coat with white patches, often with a completely white head, a so - called 'lantern'. Tobianos, however, have a white coat with colored patches, and their legs and back usually stay mostly white. All styles are identical except for the barcode on the package. Order the available one, and we'll ship it to you right away.

If you own a Pinto Stallion, here's what you need to know. First, when it comes to handling your Pinto, approach it calmly and gently. These horses are sensitive and respond well to kind treatment. For daily care, make sure to provide a balanced diet with plenty of hay, grains, and fresh water. Groom your Pinto regularly to keep its beautiful coat in good condition. Use a soft brush to remove dirt and debris. When riding, always wear appropriate safety gear. Keep in mind that Pintos can be energetic, so make sure you have enough space for them to run and play. Also, check their hooves often and have them trimmed by a professional farrier every few months. If you notice any changes in their behavior or health, consult a veterinarian right away.