| The following horse face markings and horse leg | | | | White face: broad white mark on the forehead that |
| markings are fairly common and found on many | | | | can be wider than the nostrils and can go all the way |
| horses. | | | | around the eyes and the nose and the muzzle. That is |
| The white markings on the horse's face include: | | | | a lot of white! |
| Star: white mark on the forehead. This is one of the | | | | Snip: white mark between the nostrils. Sometimes this |
| most common pony or horse face markings and may | | | | horse marking is missed, but have an extra look, a |
| range from just a few hairs to a fairly substantial white | | | | horse you know may have this marking and you |
| mark seen from a distance. If you know of a horse or | | | | weren't even aware! |
| pony called 'Star', they probably have this white | | | | The white markings on the horse's legs include: |
| marking on their face. | | | | Stocking: white extending from the hoof right up to the |
| Stripe: narrow white mark on the forehead, | | | | knee or the hock |
| somewhere between where the star goes and where | | | | Sock: white on the fetlock and up to the cannon bone |
| the snip goes. Sometimes, it even joins onto a star or | | | | Pastern: white on the pastern |
| a snip. | | | | Coronet: white on the coronet |
| Blaze: broad white mark on the forehead that is as | | | | Some times people may also describe a horses white |
| wide as the nostrils and can go all the way from near | | | | leg markings as 'White over fetlock' or whatever part |
| the eyes to the muzzle. | | | | of the horses leg is white. |