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"The palomino is considered a color breed. Unlike the Appaloosa, which is a distinct breed that also happens to have a unique color preference, any breed or type of horse usually may be registered as palomino if they are properly golden-colored"
So yes they are called a 'breed' BUT today its a color breed. For specific care instructions i would find out what breed . For exsample my palomino pony was an 'austrailian stock pony'.
I had a palomino stock pony, a grey arab and a dapple grey Thoroughbred Who all recived the same basic care - grooming, exercise ect. (supplimented feed differed between animals)
I did some research but couldn't find anything on specific care for palominos.
The only thing i used to spend some extra time on was a good groom come summer to bring out the shine.
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My lovely palomino :)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palomino
http://www.palominohorseassoc.com/
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"The Palomino horse is not a specific breed of horse, but rather a coat color that is typically gold with a white mane and tail."
With that said, there's no breed issues with the horse, as it's not a breed of horse, just the markings and colorings of the horse.
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February 14, 2009 12:18 AM
what is the care for the palomino horse?
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| February 14, 2009 12:09 PM |
So yes they are called a 'breed' BUT today its a color breed. For specific care instructions i would find out what breed . For exsample my palomino pony was an 'austrailian stock pony'.
I had a palomino stock pony, a grey arab and a dapple grey Thoroughbred Who all recived the same basic care - grooming, exercise ect. (supplimented feed differed between animals)
I did some research but couldn't find anything on specific care for palominos.
The only thing i used to spend some extra time on was a good groom come summer to bring out the shine.
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My lovely palomino :)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palomino
http://www.palominohorseassoc.com/
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February 14, 2009 02:18 AM
According to the Mahalo page: "The Palomino horse is not a specific breed of horse, but rather a coat color that is typically gold with a white mane and tail."
With that said, there's no breed issues with the horse, as it's not a breed of horse, just the markings and colorings of the horse.
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