Pinto

A Pinto is a horse that has a coat colour that consists of white and any other colour. There are a number of different terms that describe pinto colouring such as: Pinto can be a horse of virtually any breed with a pinto coat pattern. Generally, two patterns are seen, tobiano, and overo.
 * Paint: refers specifically to the American Paint Horse, which is a pinto-coloured horse with identifiable American Quarter Horse or Thoroughbred bloodlines.
 * Piebald: Any pinto pattern on a black base resulting in a black-and-white spotted horse.
 * Skewbald: Any pinto pattern on any base coat (other than black). Chestnut and bay are the most common skewbald pattern.
 * Tobiano: The most common type of pinto, tobiano is characterised by rounded markings, white legs and white across the back between the withers and tail. The pattern is roughly vertical and the head is usually dark, with markings ordinarily seen on non-pinto horses. All tobiano horses must have one tobiano parent.
 * Overo: is essentially any horse which is pinto but not tobiano.