TOBIANO

Tobiano paint horses can be predominantly white or dark, but they typically have the following characteristics: 

• Legs: Tobiano horses usually have white legs, at least below the hocks and knees. 
• Head markings: Tobiano horses have solid-colored heads, or heads with a blaze, strip, star, or snip
• Spots: Tobiano horses have regular, oval or round spots that extend down the neck and chest, giving the appearance of a shield. 
• Flanks: Tobiano horses usually have a darker color on one or both flanks
• Tail: Tobiano horses often have two-color tails
• Mane: Tobiano Horses usually have two-colored manes. 

 Here are some characteristics of overo horses:

• White markings: White markings are usually irregular and splashy, and often start on the belly or side of the horse and spread to the neck, legs, back, and tail.
• Dark body: Overo horses often have a dark mane, tail, legs, and backline.
• Bald or white face: Overo horses often have a bald or white face.
• Subpatterns: There are three main subpatterns of overo: frame overo, splashed white, and sabino.