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Photo Challenge: Spot the Shape in These Equine Markings
Submitted by readers!
Some equine markings have held traditional significance (show of hands: who’s read King of the Wind?) Others are fairly standard: diamond-shaped stars, symmetrical blazes, four white socks in the much-loved and much-scrubbed “chrome.”
But for this week’s photo challenge, we’re looking at some truly unique markings, submitted by readers!
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Alyson Teachout: “Mouse” loves to get catty as she chases cows around in team penning and working rancher events!
Photographer: Jenessa Teachout
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Denny star is a ?. So unique. Some days it is more prominent than others. Photo by Lexi Poteat Pejnovic
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So it’s not very child friendly, but I think his stripe looks like a sperm. ???♀️ That’s my boy! Photo by Jayme Landry Nault
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Perhaps I’m biased but believe this is a “heart” shaped patch on my mares back. Only marking on her entire sealbay body. Photo by Lauren Pfarr
Keep an eye out for next week’s 24-hour photo challenge! We announce challenge subjects on Monday afternoon on both Instagram and Facebook.
Go riding!
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